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Plus, Art Hounds recommend jazz at the Duluth Depot and a smorgasbord of queer theater.

Plus, the Art Hounds recommend the "Women's March" theater festival and a play about homelessness performed by people who've experienced it.

Plus, young dancers perform to the music of Gaelynn Lea and a one-woman show looks at the life of Monica Lewinsky.

Plus, Art Hounds recommend Bucket Brigade's marital comedy "Til Death" and musical brunches with drag queens.

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a jazz show in Carlton and the latest edition of Mizna Journal.

Plus, Ely celebrates winter with ten days of art and fun.

Plus, Art Hounds recommend Theater 55's production of the musical "Hair" and an exhibition of photographs made with a giant pinhole camera.

Alexa Horochowski combines photography, sculpture, video and prints to create a nuanced examination of our relationship with the land in "Beautiful Sky." Plus, Art Hounds recommend "Miss Myrna Davenport's Poetry in Motion" and the Jungle Theater's remount of "The Wolves."

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a poetry reading performed to music, and "Something Elegant, Like This."

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a violinist's meditations on the Iron Range and the 25th anniversary celebration of Balls Cabaret.

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a Minnesota music line-up in Rochester and an installation of stainless-steel ellipses in Minneapolis.

Plus Art Hounds recommend a holiday singalong in Lanesboro and a "Hip Hop Holiday" in Minneapolis.

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a bilingual performance of Handel's "Messiah" and a dance concert set to the soundtrack of "A Charlie Brown Christmas."

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a series of book readings in Duluth and "The Chanukah Guest" in St. Paul.

Whether it's fleeing civil war in Somalia, pleading for asylum at the border or being viewed as the enemy in your new home, these three shows each have something to say about immigration.

This week, the Art Hounds recommend two dance concerts and an art crawl.

Plus, Art Hounds recommend "Do the Dow" art crawl and a new play called "Two Days in St. Cloud."

Plus, Art Hounds recommend the Rochester City Jazz Festival and a music and dance cabaret at Bryant Lake Bowl.

Anne Labovitz has a new show at the Tweed Art Museum that explores Duluth's five sister cities. Plus Art Hounds recommend the Twin Cities Horror Festival and "All the Great Books (Abridged)."

Plus, Art Hounds recommend an exhibition of panoramic photos of the Upper Mississippi and an afternoon of Yiddish theater and music.