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Spectrobes 'Not a Pok¿mon Rip-Off'
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Spectrobes Preview
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The other week The Husby called me a pen pal floozy – a floozy! – because apparently, according to him I have lots of penpals, when in reality in the world of snail mail I actually have very few.
This then raised the question of how many is too many? I've heard of some avid letter writers out there who have 30+ penpals on the go, but I guess the answer to this question depends entirely on how much time and energy you have to dedicate to exchanging letters.
The great thing with snail mail is that anything goes and there is no one way to write letters so you can tailor your penpalling to suit your needs. I have penpals with various styles and tastes and with some I exchange long handwritten letters with creative envelope art and with others it's simply a postcard.
With that in mind I have grown my penpal list not only to suit my interests but to balance well with the time I have.
Here's a quick look at my current penpal count:
When starting with snail mail and letter writing I always suggest you utilise your existing contacts first and these are the gal pals that I started with:
Cherie, New Zealand
When Cherie moved back home to New Zealand in 2014 sending surprises in the mail was one of the ways I was able to feel closer to her despite the distance. I mainly send cards and small parcels on an ad-hoc basis for the whole family to enjoy.
Bec, Australia
I met Bec back in 2012 when we were both staying in Bournemouth for a short while. We hit it off and stayed in touch via social media and recently began to exchange letters and play a spot of mail tag.
Ruth, England
Ruth and I met when our husband's were at college together back in 2012. Again, we kept in touch via social media but recently discovered we both have a mutual love of letter writing so started exchanging letters every couple of months.
When I decided to find some new penpals in the true sense of the word and exchange letters with people I've yet to meet, I then found these lovely ladies whom I exchange letters with, roughly on a monthly basis.
Sarah, Canada
Sarah is the first pen pal I found via The Postal Society and we like to exchange simple letters and paper goodies on a regular basis.
Loren, New Hampshire USA
Loren was the next pen pal I found, also through The Postal Society and we both enjoy writing long letters, using washi tape and playing a bit of mail tag.
Kristin, Texas USA
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The Gathering of Concerns: New Forms of Collectivity and Political Action in Spain of the 21st Century
Early morning on the 11th of March, 2004, there took place a terrorist attack in Cercanías--Madrid's local train system. This event triggered an intense public response. Spaniards gathered in protest against violence and, most importantly, the Spanish government's politics in the Middle East. Independent information channels--SMSs, emails, and weblogs--played a crucial role in organizing demonstrations and circulating information and opinions. At first falsely represented by the government and the official media as a feat of the Basque terrorists, the attack was in fact prepared by Islamic radicals in response to the involvement of Spain in Iraq. The handling of the event by the ruling party became its political suicide: it lost the elections, which coincidentally were scheduled just a few days after the bombing. The questions that March 11 raises concern the notion of political activism and collective action. Many prominent voices in Spanish cultural studies insist on a dissipation of collective agency and on an elusive quality of contemporary politics, which becomes a "simulacrum" fed and reproduced by the media. Madrid bombing and its political consequences urge us to rethink such an approach and to elaborate new models of cultural analysis. This paper looks at the March tragedy with the help of Pásalo: a collection of letters, emails, SMSs, poems, and narratives inspired by the event and published online by an independent internet collective. The mediated perspective I use in this work merges the political and the discursive and allows for seeing the mechanisms of collective action beyond a simple dualism of word and action, spontaneity and control. Thus, I bring to my analysis the phenomenon of "smart mobs" and recent theoretical approaches related to it. I also use Bruno Latour's notion of the political as a "thing of concern" that gathers together diverse agencies in order to induce change in the social fabric. This gathering, as Latour argues, is enabled by various technologies--also denominated as interfaces, platforms, or mediations--that make "things" public. Thus the question about what politics is in Spain today becomes a question not only of the issues that attract collective interest, but also of how and thanks to what technologies collectives can gather and produce change. My analysis merges an examination of how technology enabled the public mobilization in response to March 11 with an analysis of textual and publishing activity this mobilization inspired. The two sides of the political coin become prominent here: the immediacy of action and the effort to stabilize and make it public through word and technology. Understanding how these two entwine may take us closer to seeing where and how the political and the collective emerge in the technological world of today.
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The apartment offers a snack bar/deli. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center.
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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Does This Change Everything We Know?
[Please note: As a writer, I love to explore new theories and ideas. I have written the following article for speculation and further musing. I have not researched the validity of statements made, some of which are reportedly based on scientific evidence and some on personal hypothesis. If you want to learn more, please follow the links at the end of the article and develop your own theories.]
Recent articles are proposing a shocking new idea from the astronomers of the University of Massachusetts: We may not be who we thought we were. Not children of the Milky Way Galaxy at all, but adoptees.
There is recent evidence that our solar system was not originally part of the Milky Way, but was formed in the Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy, which has since been all but consumed by the monstrous Milky Way.
But we still go about our daily lives without much change, right? Well, maybe not. As we are absorbed into the Milky Way, a galaxy of considerably more energy, things are being to change.
Our sun might be burning hotter. Dark spots are appearing and growing. Auroras have been sighted on Saturn and the magnetic field on Jupiter has doubled. The Martian biosphere may be changing, and there are early indication an atmosphere could be forming on the Moon. Maybe the most startling change is that Uranus and Neptune have registered polar shifts. If it's happening elsewhere in our neighborhood, will it happen on Earth? NASA information indicates there may already be a movement in the Earth's poles. Polar shift is believed to have happened in Earth's past, possibly more than once. Are we in for another 'big shake up'?
And what are the implications for global warming, which the increased energies may intensify, but our emissions activities certainly accelerate?
In looking at the 'what ifs', we can't overlook the enigma of the Mayan calendar, currently the center of much speculation, as some believe it has predicted major events through time, and comes to a sudden halt in the year 2012. Research indicates this may be when our solar system will move through the central axis of the Milky Way galaxy.
If you'd like to read more, click on the following links:
Daijaworld: Massachusetts Discovery: Earth Part of a New Galaxy Rediff
American Chronicle Article: If This Be True, Then... by Philip F. Harris
All About 2012
Alignment 2012: What the Maya Left Behind by John Major Jenkins
Wikipedia: Sagittarius Dwarf Eliptical Galaxy
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National Public Housing Museum Grant Finalist
Civic Projects part of Obama Presidential Center Exhibit Design Team
Civic Projects is honored to be part of the exhibit design team for the Obama Presidential Center with RAA from NY and several great collaborators from Chicago including Normal - Renata Graw, Norman Teague, Andres L. Hernandez, Amanda Williams and Jen Park. Congratulations to everyone on the team, thrilled to be part of this project!
Obama Foundation announces Exhibit Design Team
Archeworks Evolves
Great piece on Archeworks about Executive Director Andrew Balster's work.
Chicago Architects Advocate for Climate Change
Civic Projects is proud to be a part of Architects Advocate. Read more here: http://archpaper.com/2016/08/architects-advocate-action-on-climate-change-launch/
Collaborative Pop-Up Retail Shops Activate New Small Businesses
The Illinois Institute of Technology recently profiled the work of Civic Projects.
... One of these visionaries is architect and Illinois Institute of Technology College of Architecture adjunct faculty Monica Chadha. She is also the founder of Civic Projects, LLC, a collaborative practice focusing on the design, development, and engagement of community-led projects. Utilizing her experiences with revitalization in Detroit, Chicago, and other areas, Chadha is the co-leader of a wave of pop-ups in our community that provides short-term trials of small businesses.
"Pop-ups create low-cost, low-risk opportunities that quickly transform a place for a very limited amount of time," Chadha explains. "For example, an entrepreneur may want to test their business model in a location to see if there is demand before securing a long-term lease and spending money on a build-out with fixtures and larger inventories."
Despite their short-term nature, pop-ups still require thoughtful consideration so that they provide meaningful feedback for any final long-term business creation. Through an approach referred to as placemaking, Chadha and her colleagues observe, listen, and question all who live, work, play, shop and participate in a community so as to learn its priority of needs and communal aspirations. Based on this, an effective pop-up strategy and implementation is developed...
Read more: http://IIT Community Affairs Newsletter
Good Intentions
The Chicago Architecture Foundation Presents Big Ideas for All Fifty Wards
Civic Projects was invited to participate in the Chicago Architecture 50 Wards 50th Anniversary Exhibit.
See more here: http://www.architecture.org/experience-caf/exhibitions/50-designers-50-ideas-50-wards/


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As the summer winds down and fall approaches, we welcome a variety of different events this weekend, including a theatrical farce about underpants, an all-night pizza party and an opportunity for all you yogis to convene together in the park. Not to mention lots of great art openings, a new performance piece by Chris Stouth (feauring a who's who of iconic local musicians), The Southern Theater's big preview pARTy, and an insane lineup of concerts!
Kurt Devine: What the Waters Gave Us Opening
Solar Arts Building, 2nd Floor
711 15th Ave NE
5-9 pm
With the flamboyant lyricism of an animated Beatles video, Kurt Devine fills his canvasses with lively color and Felliniesque expression. The trademark "Devine" inspiration is celebrated with new and classic paintings from Solar Arts artist Kurt Devine. Embodying dreamlike surrealism and cubism, figures from the natural world are woven together with vivid linear patterns of color. The opening party is on First Thursday in the lively NE Arts District. As per usual, Indeed Brewing Company will be providing libations and a food truck will be parked outside to complete your art-going experience. Just try not to spill beer on the paintings. -Susan Woehrle
Click HERE for more information
Within Opening Reception
@ Gallery One
800 Washington Ave N
4-7 pm / All Ages / Free
Whet your palate for the weekend with an evening of art. In their show "Within," Minnesota photographers Patrick Clancy and Amber Tyrrell (not of the Tyrells of Highgarden) use their medium to capture a sense of place, to immortalize moments of a "peaceful disappearing history." There is something serene and solitary about both Clancy and Tyrrell's work, a quiet that borders on eerie. It's art that you can take your time soaking in. And since this is an early evening event complete with nibbles and drinks, it's the perfect way to kick off your Thursday night. -Beth Hammarlund
Click HERE for the Facebook Event Page
(On View Through October 25)
100 Stories – 365 Days: Immigrants Telling Their Life Stories
@ Intermedia Arts
2822 Lyndale Ave S
10am-6pm, Monday-Friday; 12-5pm Saturday / $3 suggested donation
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 11 at 6pm / Free Admission
As a nation with nearly 41 million immigrants, it's hard not to have an opinion on the current immigration debate. But would that opinion change or strengthen if you were faced with the intimate details of a real immigrant's journey? Tonight, co-presented with Green Card Voices, Tea Rozman Clark and Jose Guzman curate an exhibit featuring photographs, written bios, quotes and first-person narrative videos telling 100 immigrant stories from across the U.S. Both thought provoking and engaging, the stories chronicle the diversity of the immigration experience and seek to promote a mutual understanding between immigrant and non-immigrant communities. Head back to Intermedia on Thursday, September 11 for the exhibit's opening reception featuring a meet and greet with the curators and the photographers and immigrants who have shared their stories. -Juleana Enright
Click HERE for More Information
(Extended Through September 28)
Walker on the Green: Artist-Designed Mini Golf
@ Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
725 Vineland Pl
5-10 pm Thursdays, 10 am-10 pm Fridays & Saturdays, 10 am-8 pm Sundays / 9 Holes: $12 adults, $10 students ($9 Walker members, and children ages 7–12); Full Course: $18 adults, $15 students ($13.50 Walker members and children ages 7–12); free for ages 6 and under with a paid adult
For those who can't wait a month for the start of Walker Open Field, the newly expanded, 18-hole sculpture course returns, now with a gumball machine, starry night, and Duchamp-inspired holes designed by artists and fabricated by the Vee Corporation. At long last we can all enjoy the return of this extremely popular activity which brings back favorite pieces from last year (the ones that survived the beating they took from the golfers and weather last year, anyway). Have a beer and an all-beef hot dog at the Dog House, which is next to the Flat Pak building where you get your putters. When the cost of a ticket includes free gallery admission (up to $14 value), you can enjoy the best of both worlds (outdoors and air-conditioned, that is). Please bear in mind that the mini golf exhibit is extremely popular; expect a wait time, which may be longer in the evenings and on weekends when the course is busiest. -Susan Woehrle
Read Susan Woehrle's rundown of this year's Artist-Designed Mini Golf exclusively for l'étoile HERE!
Internet Cat Video Film Festival
@ Walker Art Center
1750 Hennepin Ave
8:30-9:30 pm / Free
The kitshy cat event that spawned a nationwide tour returns for an encore, with a screening at the Walker of the reel played at the third annual Internet Cat Video Film Festival just a couple weeks ago. This year's #catvidfest features a new selection of cat videos programmed by Will Braden, creator of the Henri Le Chat Noir videos and recipient of the first Golden Kitty (People's Choice) Award. This year's festival was hosted by Tom Weber, cat video enthusiast, veteran #catvidfest juror, and cohost of MPR's The Daily Circuit, this year's highlights included a guest appearance by Lil Bub, live music from Jack Klatt and the Cat Swingers, food trucks and other feline-themed activities. Meow. -Maggie LaMaack
Click HERE for More Information
Target Free Thursdays: "Somebody" App Hotspot Party
@ Walker Art Center
1750 Hennepin Ave
5-9 pm / Free
In a cell phone-obsessed world, it can be easy to completely forget there are real human beings behind the screen. The Walker Art Center hopes to change that with an experiment of sorts surrounding a new, free app called Somebody. Created by Miranda July, this app aims to turn our love affair with our cell phones into real-life, face-to-face interactions with strangers. The project asks guests to download Somebody–which uses GPS to find other app users in close proximity to the people you already know–and start interacting with strangers. Instead of sending your friend a text directly, you'll ask someone else nearby (likely a stranger) to deliver your message, in person, to the recipient. Cool, right? This video explains it even better. For the next couple of Thursdays, you will have your chance to participate in this human/cell phone interaction project by simply showing up at the Walker and playing around on your cell phone; all of which is prelude to July's performances at the Walker in October. Maybe you'll even make a friend that can join you in checking out the rest of the free exhibits! -Maggie LaMaack
Click HERE for More Information
(On view thru December 6)
Radical Presence
@ Walker Art Center
1750 Hennepin Ave
6-9 pm / Free
Experience a dynamic range of over 100 performances by 36 black contributing artists working with the aesthetic guidance of visual arts from the 1960s to the present day. These groundbreaking performances narrate the inception and evolution of black performance art spanning more than five decades and three generations, representing a lush and complex history that has gained very little recognition until recently. Radical Presence includes video, photography, installations, interactive media and visual arts inspired by the powerful and fluid range of performance. -Amina Harper
Click HERE for More Information
Safe as Houses
@ New Century Theatre
615 Hennepin Ave, Suite 145
7 pm / $20
Masked figures traverse a giant, living dollhouse in a new work from Minneapolis composer, artist and designer Chris Strouth. Safe as Houses includes the work of over 40 local artists and is the follow-up to Strouth's very successful Antarctica, produced earlier this year at Public Functionary. Using elements including "movement" by Movement Architecture choreographer Deborah Jinza Thayer, video by set builder and videographer Tony Biele, and design elements by Duane Tougas, Rachel Girard and Ivan Idland, the event is sure to be a multimedia tour de force. The title of the show hearkens back to the Great Depression when, after railroad speculation was no longer a "safe" investment, people went back to buying land and building houses as a way to invest in their future. With the recent collapse of the housing market during the Recession, Strouth invites us to ask ourselves where we will locate new safe places now that our old ones are gone. Incorporating operatic elements, the piece will feature vocal guest stars Christian Erickson, Janey Winterbauer and Mayda Miller as well as dancers Taylor E. Shevey, Evy Muench, Missa Kes, Non Edwards, Sharon Picasso and Margaret E Johnson. The core membership of Strouth's group Paris1919 includes Erick Anderson (organ), Randall Davidson (cello), Drew Miller (bass), Tim Ritter (bass), Mykl Westbrooks (guitar), Eric White (drums), and Dave Russ (engineering). -Susan Woehrle
Click HERE for Tickets And More Information
(Additional Performances Through October 19)
The Mystery Of Irma Vep
@ Jungle Theater
2951 Lyndale Ave S
7:30 pm Tuesdays-Thursdays, 8 pm Fridays & Saturdays, 2 pm & 7:30 pm Sundays / $25-43
One of the most unique things about Jungle Theater–aside from their lengthy history of some of the most acclaimed productions in the Twin Cities–is their penchant for occasionally remounting said acclaimed productions from time to time. The latest production in the Jungle's history to get the remount treatment is The Mystery Of Irma Vep, Charles Ludlam's gleefully campy, deadly accurate, gut-busting homage to the Victorian Penny Dreadfuls which played the theater back in 2010 to rave reviews. Featuring a dimwitted Lord and Lady, a long-suffering housemaid, a dubious farmhand, and more vampires, mummies, ghosts and werewolves than should ever be allowed in any play, director Joel Sass' production pushes the comedy to the extreme. And considering this play is performed at a breakneck pace by two actors playing all the roles (Bradley Greenwald, who is reprising his performance from the original production, and Stephen Cartmell) it's no mystery why this Mystery is such a laugh riot! -Todd O'Dowd
Click HERE for Tickets and More Information
Click HERE for Todd O'Dowd's full review of the show
(Additional Performances Through September 19)
Little Lifeboats presents Raise Your Voice (Suzanne Cross): That F—ing Harriet Tubman Play
@ Bryant Lake Bowl
810 W Lake S
6 pm doors, 7 pm show / $12-20
Little Lifeboats' work town has always pushed buttons, but their latest piece might just take the cake. Equal parts fractured history, meta-humor and comedy of mis-manners, Abby Swafford's play spins a very tricky tale indeed. Suzanne Cross has been cast in a stirring play about the Underground Railroad in the role of a lifetime as Clara Barton. There's just one tiny problem: Barton was a white woman and Suzanne is African-American. Worse, the role of Harriet Tubman has gone to a white woman! Equally provocative and hilarious, Raise Your Voice is a meditation on race, history, representation, self-preservation and the cruel lengths actors will go to for a role. -Todd O'Dowd
Click HERE for tickets and more information
Sound Unseen presents God Help the Girl
@ McNally Smith College of Music
19 E Exchange St
St Paul
7 pm / All ages / $8 advance, $10 door
Depending on who you talk to, music videos are becoming more important than audio only music sites for getting the word out about your band. So, it's natural that bands would be looking for ways to blend their sound with visuals, both as a marketing and creative effort. Of course, rock music and film have a long and rocky history. Some good films, many bad ones and a few so awful they are good in their own way. Stuart Murdoch (Belle & Sebastian) has thrown his hat into this ring with what he calls an "indie pop musical." The teaser looks like the film is a pretty indie effort, so seeing it now is probably worth massive hipster points. This show is an advance screening,too. -Todd Wardrope
Vision The Kid & Tru's album release
@ 7th St Entry
701 1st Ave N
9 pm / 18+ / $5 advance, $7 door
It's taken a lot of preparation to get to this point, but the rowdy party anthem MC, Vision the Kid, will be releasing his second full-length album, Somewhere in a Dark City. The maturity of his new sound has come a long way over the years through several intentional collaborations in the Twin Cities. After the critically acclaimed album release of his Be Easy label mate, producer Tru, this team-up is a match made in heaven. Not to mention the featured vocals of Taj Raj's Ben Burwell, who will likely make an appearance at this Thursday's release show. Local beat-boxer DJ Snuggles will be hosting the night, with Poison IV deejaying 'till close. Freez (of Illuminous 3) will open the night, followed by sets throughout the night from Medium Zach(of Big Quarters) and Homeless with Big Cats Beats. -Preston Rogosheske
Click HERE for more information
The Cactus Blossoms
@ The Cedar Cultural Center
416 Cedar Ave S
7 pm doors, 7:30 pm show / All Ages / $12 advance, $15 doors
The Cedar kicks off its 26th season of bringing you the best of arts and music from around the city and the globe with a very special show by beloved locals The Cactus Blossoms this Thursday. The band, consisting of two brothers (who grew up in northwestern Minnesota) and other talented folks from around these parts, play catchy neo-classical country-western music which is way more fun than the kind your grandpa used to listen to. Opening is North Dakotan folk singer-songwriter Tom Brosseau and Michigander-via-New Mexico Andru Bemis, a master of banjo, violin, guitar, ukelele and the banjolele (Google that–it's awesome). Celebrate the Cedar's anniversary and Minnesota music on Thursday (and don't miss the banjolele)! -Alicia Neubauer
Click HERE for more information from The Cedar
The Jayhawks
@ Turf Club
1601 University Avenue W
St Paul
@ First Ave Mainroom
701 1st Ave N
Thursday @ Turf Club, 7 pm / 21+ / Sold Out
Friday & Saturday @ First Ave, 7:30 pm / 18+ / $30
On the shortlist of notable bands from Minneapolis, The Jayhawks are starting their tour of the U.S., Canada and Europe this weekend featuring most of their late 90s lineup. They will be focusing on their alternative Americana rock from that era and will be reissuing their big three albums: Sound of Lies, Smile and Rainy Day Music. It's been a long time since this material has been performed live, and many fans old and new will finally get their chance to hear it again. Thursday night features folk rock openers Rich Mattson and the Northstars at the newly reopened Turf Club (sold out). Friday at the First Mainroom opens with post-punk Two Harbors, and Saturday with Milwaukee-based Americana rock Trapper Shoepp. -Mike Jones
Click HERE for more info and tickets
Deadrider w/ STNNNG and Seawhores
@ Kitty Cat Klub
315 14th Ave SE
9 pm / 21+ / $5
I was unaware that High Times Magazine also occasionally streams albums from their website. Dead Rider did just this very thing. Not too surprising, because Dead Rider is an experimental noise group that sits in just the right sonic space for the High Times crowd. The music is sparse and airy, but there's always something happening. STNNNG and Seawhores are local masters of other points on the noise spectrum, so this is a great line-up to feel all the sounds or to sound all the feels. -Todd Wardrope
Click HERE for more information
Batteryboy Presents: The Southern Theater Sessions Act II
@ The Southern Theater
1420 Washington Ave S
7 pm / All Ages / $15
After a successful first act inside the beautiful backdrop of The Southern Theater that portrayed a brilliant scope of what local talent the Twin Cities music scene has to offer, Act 2 is set to display another line-up even more powerful than the first. Local chamber-folk project batteryboy will host the event, headed by songwriter Cobey Rouse, who has curated the Southern Theater Sessions to allow for an intimate, stripped-down set of performances. Leah Ottman, the violinist for batteryboy, will be opening both sessions with her songwriting debut in LOTT, and performing her recent single release, "Parking on the Grass." Har-Di-Har, Adam Levy of the Honeydogs, and J.E. Sunde of The Daredevil Christopher Wright will all perform on Thursday evening. Friday's performances will include Fury Things, Alan Sparhawk's Murder of Crows, and Alpha Consumer. These are the types of sessions local musicians come to get inspired by, and music lovers travel from states away to witness. To enhance the experience, IPR happens to be sponsoring the event, promising to get the best sound quality possible out of the large open theater acoustics. Bring a date, a child or even a parent, and settle in for the evening. -Preston Rogosheske
Cows and Hepa/Titus Album Release Party
@ Grumpy's Bar and Grill
1111 Washington Ave S
7:30 pm /21+ / $10
Even though I was around and "in the scene" during the "legendary AmRep years" I almost completely missed 'em, due to my lack of interest (wrong-headedly) in all things punk and metal during this era. I am a damn fool. I missed a ton of great bands, not the least of which the legendary noise-rock pioneers Cows, who pretty much ruled for a long god-damn time. Hepa/Titus is former Cows bassist Kevin Rutmanis, now in LA and playing stuff that sounds — well, not a million miles off from Cows, honestly. And he's still on AmRep and has a new album out. And Cows are celebrating the release of — ha — Stunning Cunts, an album of demos from their legendary Cunning Stunts LP, which was pretty much on everybody I knew's turntable back in '92 and '93 and I completely fucking ignored it. Dammit, don't miss this like I did, okay? Okay? -Jon Hunt
Visit the Facebook invite for more information
Kramarczuk's Kielbasa Festival 2014
@ Kramarczuk's
215 East Hennepin Ave
5-11pm Friday; 11am-11pm Saturday / $15
It's time for a good old-fashioned sausage party in Northeast this weekend. No really, there's actually a party celebrating a literal sausage Friday and Saturday at the venerable culinary institution that is Kramarczuk's. For the fifth year in a row Kramarczuk's celebrates the classic Kielbasa with live music, family entertainment, delectable street food and both local and European beers on tap, all in the comfort of their tented parking lot. Whether you're a long time fan of Kramarczuk's amazingly assured sausages or new to the name you're in for a treat this weekend when you check out the Kielbasa fest. While you're there be sure to browse Kramarczuk's for some of the best Eastern-European eats anywhere in the the country. -Anthony Enright
Click HERE for Tickets to the event
Lowertown First Friday + "Dreamland" Opening Reception
@ Flow Art Space
308 Prince St, Ste 226
St Paul
6-9 pm, performance at 8 pm / All Ages / Free
Soak in the eclectic spirit of historical Lowertown at this month's First Friday. Check out the opening of "Dreamland" in the main gallery of Flow Art Space, a solo exhibition from painter Merrill Steiger. The artist finds her inspiration in religion and philosophy, as well as her travels around the world. Then check out work from artists such as Kristi Abbott, Winna Bernard, Dolan Cyr, Rene Ellis, Barbara Evan, Ann Larson, Todd Peterson and Stephen Workman in the foyer galleries. Adding to the worldly vibe of the evening, a dance performance from Sendero Flamenco will be held at 8 pm. -Beth Hammarlund
Click HERE for the Facebook event
(On View through September 21)
The Wondrous, the Monstrous, and the Human: 2014 MCAD Faculty Biennial
@ Minneapolis College of Art and Design – Main and Concourse Galleries
2501 Stevens Ave
Call it the sippy-cup-precursor to the Soap Factory's "Haunted Basement" affair soon to wreck your precious mind this fall, this season's MCAD Faculty art and design-inspired show will have you digging into the depths of your soul to figure out where fear and fascination stem from and will explore the tiny facets that makes us human. A two tiered gallery space exhibit, the thirty-five MCAD faculty participants have conjured up a three-week run of sights, sounds, objects and experiences that examine objects and ideas that engross and/or terrify us. From typography gone askew to hybrid heads, "dirt drawings" to obscure media and materials, the multi-disciplined event will feature everything from the wondrous to the macabre, with little pit stops in between so you can catch your breath. Friday's reception will include a multimedia installation and performance of "Elemental" by Piotr Szyhalski and a special screening of The Photoplay Situation in America, 1915 by Tom Schroeder. (Photo: Kate Casanova, "Sublingua") -Juleana Enright
For more info, visit MCAD's website HERE
(Additional Performances through September 28)
The Underpants
@ Theatre In The Round
245 Cedar Ave
8 pm Fridays & Saturdays, 2 pm Sundays / $22
Sometimes we the theatre going public need a rip-roaringly ribald farce to help ease us back into the swing of things. And few modern playwrights do farce with more wit, style and substance than Steve Martin. Yes, that Steve Martin. Martin's stage comedies have always balanced his highbrow leanings with ribald physicality, and none do it better than The Underpants; his adaptation of German author Carl Sternheim's scandalous sociological satire Der Hose. When the King visits the town of Düsseldorf for a parade, quiet housewife Louise has a very public wardrobe malfunction that launches her into infamy (hint: it involves what's mentioned in the title). From there, Martin turns Sternheim's story into a pointed satire on instant fame, gender politics and the hypocrisy of being a "loose" woman. And with acclaimed comedian Shanan Custer directing a top flight cast for Theatre In The Round (including John T. Zeiler, David Schlosser, Jean Wolff and Amy Pirkl as the hapless Louise), this is just the thing we need to kick off the fall Twin Cities theater season -Todd O'Dowd
Click HERE For Tickets and More Information
Caleb Hawley w/ Big Tree Bonsai
@ First Avenue
701 1st Ave N
8 pm / 18+ / $10
Caleb Hawley is a Harlem resident transplanted from Minneapolis. This describes his sound in many ways too, though a stop in Detroit had to happen somewhere along the way. Inspired by Stevie Wonder, updated with modern R&B stylings, he's a performer that's a little too good to be Top 40. Big Tree Bonsai call themselves "whiskey rock"and offer a similar update to sounds from Americana and old school classic rock. Fans of Lumineers or Phillip Phillips will enjoy their show. -Todd Wardrope
Click HERE for more information
Jenny Dalton CD Release
@ 331 Club
331 13th Avenue NE
10 pm / 21+ / Free
In one of the many CD releases this late summer, local singer-songwriter Jenny Dalton is playing at the 331 Club weeks before her daughter's birth to bring you her new album BlackWater. Recorded in a house in Stillwater, Jenny Dalton's new album evokes a delicate and often eerie sound with her powerful vocals, driving piano (or sometimes autoharp), and muted or absent percussion. Also, performing at 10 pm will be the talented punk-rock-turned-folk songsmith Andy Elwell, and, at 11 pm, country-fried psychedelic rock 'n' roll band by way of Coon Rapids Red Daughters fresh off their CD release at Icehouse. Jenny Dalton goes on at midnight. -Mike Jones
Click HERE for more information
Garfunkel & Oates
@ Varsity Theater
1308 4th St SE
7:30 pm / 18+ / $29.50
Comedy-folk duo Garfunkel and Oates visit the Varsity Theater on Friday evening for what's sure to be an evening of laughs, fun and awesome music. Singer-songwriter/actresses Kate Micucci and Riki Lindhome have been performing as Garfunkel and Oates since 2007 and found early success from their original quirky songs "Year End Letter" and "Pregnant Women Are Smug." The funny ladies met while they were performers at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles and have released four albums together and are currently touring in support of their new self-titled show on the IFC that premiered last month. Consider coming out to this show if you're a fan of smart and witty comedy and you need a good laugh to start your weekend! -Gigi Berry
Click HERE for Tickets and More Information
Blackberry Brandy Boys w/ Clair de Lune
@ Icehouse
2528 Nicollet Ave S
10:30 pm / 21+ / $7
The Blackberry Brandy Boys are joined by Claire de Lune and DJ Bill DeVille this Friday at Icehouse for a country-flavored night of collaboration playing some old tried-and-true western songs. You may recognize the name Claire de Lune, or more likely her voice, from the local female hip-hop collective The Chalice (remember a couple of summers ago when you couldn't take three steps in Minneapolis without hearing "Push It" on a radio or car stereo, like, everywhere?). Although the Chalice is on hiatus, Ms. de Lune is not only working on her side project, Tiny Deaths, but also contributing her voice to Friday's festivities — songs by classic artists including Nancy Sinatra, Emmylou Harris and Patsy Cline. The BBBs feature David Campbell, renowned DJ from The Current, on guitar (and washboard!). Fellow Current and radio personality Bill DeVille will be DJing a set to start out the night. -Alicia Neubauer
Click HERE for more information from Icehouse
Gay Witch Abortion, the Miami Dolphins and New Wave Hookers
9 pm / 18+ / $5
@ Triple Rock Social Club
629 Cedar Ave S
Guys. Imagine if you were putting together a band, and you wanted to grab attention. You wanted someone who saw your gig poster to glance, then do a double-take, then audibly gasp from the sheer absurdity and offensiveness of your band name. How would you go about doing that? Curse words? A pun in poor taste? Or jam together several of the most socially controversial words into an interesting phrase that paints a powerful picture to match your crushing, loud, abrasively awesome musical style? Well, too bad, because Gay Witch Abortion have already beat you to it, and there will be no others to do it better (although hat-tip to Diarrhea Planet). This duo is more than just a name, though. Rock, metal, pure insanity–and loyal fans are what carries them beyond just an act with a bizarre name. Joining them are the non-sporting Miami Dolphins and the equally weird New Wave Hookers. Don't miss this; imagine the conversation starter it'll be the day after. "I saw the Miami Dolphins, New Wave Hookers, and Gay Witch Abortion last night." Yup. -Alicia Neubauer
Click HERE for more information and the Facebook event
Log Jamz: Hoedown
10 pm / 21+ / $5
Eagle BoltBar
515 Washington Ave S
DJ Fancy Restaurant (of Flip Phone) returns to The Bolt bar at The Eagle for another Log Jamz event this Friday. This one is specifically a hoedown! Those who wear plaid and farm apparel–or animal costumes–can enjoy $4 specialty beverages (last time they were of the dark-liquored variety). So dust off your best flannel, plaid or inexplicable cow costume that you're not sure where it's from or why it's in your closet (oh, wait, that hasn't happened to you?). The Facebook invite promises that Dolly Parton will be played, so someone's been getting in their requests early! And because Log Jamz events tend to skew older, there won't be silly twinks asking you who Dolly Parton is. We think. They'll also be showing "interesting videos" on the big screen, which are always entertaining, especially if you don't want to talk to your fellow plaid-clad clubgoers. -Jakey Emmert
Click HERE for more information
House Proud featuring DJ Dan
@ Honey
205 E Hennepin Ave
10 pm / 21+ / $10
This week, Honey's cleverly-named, monthly house music dance night House Proud brings party-goers some amazing talent, including DJ Dan, DJ Fresko and Bryan Gerrard, all boasting production credentials in their own right. Each will be playing modern house music influenced by disco, funk and deep house. Boom on. -Juleana Enright
Click HERE for the Facebook invite
That's Entertainment: A Tribute To Paul Weller
@ Brits Pub
1110 Nicollet Mall
9 pm / 21+ / Free
So this is sweet: Paul Weller, the legendary Modfather, the man behind the Jam and the Style Council and the reason the pudding-bowl haircut is still in fashion in the UK (though the man himself has moved onto better and modder quiffs), is being paid tribute to by a nifty group of musicians. Pretty much anybody who's ever counted the man as an influence is participating, making this a total can't miss: David Beckey, Simon Calder, Doug Collins, Scott Berndt, Simon Husbands, Mark Madison-Kennedy, Iver Hillman, Keith Patterson, Dave Randall, Katy Vernon, Terry Walsh, Scott James Walker & Stephanie Winter. Phew — that's a hell of a list. Walker is the organizer and his love for all things Weller is well-documented. And with Weller himself about to pay the Twin Towns a visit on Wednesday at the Varsity, what better way to remember his awesome songwriting, eh? Slap on your best suit and head on down. -Jon Hunt
Visit the Facebook invite for more information
Yoga Rocks the Park
@ Father Hennepin Park
420 Main St SE
11 am / All Ages / Adult: $15 advance, $20 at the park; Youth ages 3-10: $10 advance, $14 at the park
Yoga Rocks the Park is a nationwide movement that started in Denver 7 years ago and has since expanded to seventeen additional cities. Each event features live local music and a communal gathering of yogis of all shapes, sizes and skill-levels. Better yet, Yoga Rocks the Park donates 10 percent net profit from ticket sales to causes in the area and across the nation. This week features live music from Jason Hulshof and Lady Heat starting at 11 am, with pre-registration beginning at 10:30 am. These events have been known to bring in hundreds of participants–truly an event grounded in #commUNITY. So stretch those legs and come on out to practice your crow pose in the midst of community and nature. Namaste. -Anthony Iverson
Click HERE for more information
Summer Beer Dabbler
@ Midway Stadium
1771 Energy Park Dr
St Paul
5-9pm / $40 advance, $50 door
What's the best way to spend a day at the ballpark? Spend it on the field, not in the stands, as the Summer Beer Dabbler takes over Midway stadium for an evening of awesome craft beer, food truck madness and live music. Music will be provided by Sonny Knight and the Lakers, Hippo Campus and Crossing Guards, so you can nibble and sip your way around the bases as you enjoy the tunes. And that's not all, the evening will be capped off with a fireworks display so you can say goodbye to this summer in slightly tipsy style. -Anthony Enright
Click HERE for More Information about The Beer Dabbler
(Continuing weekends through September 26)
Minnesota Renaissance Festival
@ 12364 Chesnut Blvd
9 am-7 pm Saturday & Sunday / All Ages / $19.95 General Admission, $89.95 Season Pass
Blacken your teeth, toast a foamy stein and kick up your petticoats because the 44th season of Minnesota Renaissance Festival opens this weekend. Don't get us wrong, we love a good ol' trad-ish State Fair just like everyone else, but if there is only one Minnesota get-together you go to this year, we would heavily recommend it be the State Fair's freakshow cousin, the Ren Fest. It's impossible to not lose yourself in this quaint, medieval-themed affair. No costume is too wench-y, no Lord of the Rings knowledge too nerdy and gnawing on turkey legs the size of your head is perfectly acceptable, if not encouraged. Enjoy all the ambiance, kitsch, fashion and character flair of this lively epoch, without the risk of contracting the Black Plague. Ogle live mermaids, drink your weight in beer and gorge on bacon during the Pig N Swig event, awe at fire breathers and overload on chimera at the Fairytale Princess Party. There are 250 artisan booths for your Ren shopping needs and plenty of food and drink vendors to keep you properly liquored up. Plus, live armored jousting just like in a Knight's Tale (RIP Heath Ledger), seven themed weekends and 16 stages of live entertainment. Peasants > carnies 4ever -Juleana Enright
Click HERE for Tickets and More Information
4th Annual Konawerks/Grumpy's Bike Show
@ Grumpy's Downtown
1111 Washington Ave S
Noon-9 pm / Free Admission
Normally, a motorcycle show is not our cup of tea. Thankfully, Konawerks and Grumpy's annual show is a very happy exception. Not only is it for a great cause (the annual show–now in its fourth year–is a benefit for the Minnesota Prostate Cancer Coalition), but the bikes in question are far from typical; most having been built from the ground up by the owners themselves. Aside from the custom-made two wheeled art on display, the event will have a carnival and tons of music throughout the day (with performances by Dumpster Juice, Kiss or Kill, United Teachers of Music, From the Midwest, Sneaky Pete Bauer,and Bitterroot Fire confirmed for the show). Frankly, we can't think of a lovelier way to spend a Saturday. -Todd O'Dowd
Click HERE for the Facebook event page
Pizza Camp
@ Baker Park Reserve
4001 County Road 24
Maple Plain, MN
12 pm Saturday-11am Sunday / $49
Do you have #pizzaproblems? Do you wake in the night with your mouth salivating for pepperoni or daydream at work over the perfect fire kissed crust. Of course you do, you're only human. Fortunately there's an intensive camp for people just like you and it's happening this weekend. Get ready for a pizza-themed wilderness retreat where campers can reconnect with nature and explore the outdoors, all while enjoying pizza, of course. Three pizza-centric meals are provided. For lunch: pizza. For dinner: yep, pizza (baked in an outdoor pizza oven). And at midnight: a pizza snack. For breakfast, cereal fruit and yogurt, but probably also some leftover pizza. Campers can bring along their own beer or wine, but hard liquor isn't permitted in the park. Beyond the non-stop appreciation of all things pizza, campers can partake in activities including archery, canoeing, nature photography and rock climbing, along with morning yoga. It's just like the summer camp you remember, but for adults and with lots more pizza! See you there. -Anthony Enright
(On View thru November 9)
Alexa Horochowski: Club Disminución Opening Reception
The Soap Factory
514 Second St SE
7-11 pm / Gallery Hours: Wednesday & Thursday 1-7 pm, Friday 1-7 pm & Sunday 12-5 pm / Free, donations accepted
Spanish for "Club of Diminishing Returns," the work from Alexa Horochowski's artist's residency in Casa Poli in the large city of Coliumo, Chile includes sculpture, video and large-scale print work that incorporates cochayuyo kelp, bronze sponges and other detritus of the Chilean coastline. This anthropological exhibit "suggests a post-human natural history of the future." Raised in the Patagonia region of Argentina, Alexa Horochowski's family moved to the Midwest when she was nine. Now a resident of Minnesota, her work has shown in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Franconia Sculpture Park and she is a professor of sculpture at St. Cloud State University. -Susan Woehrle
More information HERE
Listen to Alexa Horochowski's podcast HERE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 (Closing Weekend)
Make the Machine Feel Human: Work by Brian David Downs, James Penfield and Seawhores
@ SooLocal
3506 Nicollet Ave S
Reception: 6-9 pm
On view through September 6
According to the SOOVAC website, the Equinox Series curated by Crystal Quinn and Oakley Tapola is a series of short run exhibitions featuring multimedia installations that include recent work from artists' travels with an emphasis on the more performative aspects. Beginning Saturday, St. Cloud State alum Brian David Downs' surreal ink and graphite drawings on white paper will rub elbows with the saturated color of Twin Cities painter James Penfield's abstract landscapes. The air at the opening reception will be filled with the psychedelic, metal, industrial sounds of local standby Seawhores. The closing reception on September 6 will showcase the musical stylings of Wage Theft. –Susan Woehrle
Click HERE for More Information
Friendship 5001: The White Page Gallery 1st Birthday Sale & Exhibit
@ The White Page Gallery
3109 42nd St E
6-9 pm / Free
The White Page is a gallery and studio space run by a four-person collective–Kathryn Sheldon, Alanah Luger-Guillaume, Alexis L. Stiteler and Rebecca Spangenthal–in South Minneapolis. In addition to art exhibitions and an artist residency program, the WP hosts artist talks, performances, movie screenings, critiques and other events. This weekend, the plucky new gallery celebrates its first birthday; to celebrate, they are hosting a one-night show and art sale. Friendship 5001 will include local and not-so-local artists. Each work will be priced at $25, and all proceeds will be put towards the White Page's future programming and maintenance. Visit the Bargain Basement for special deals! -Susan Woehrle
Click HERE for the White Page Gallery site
Patrick Killoran: Schattenhändler Opening Reception and Artist Talk
@ The Bindery Projects
708 Vandalia Ave, 4th Floor
St Paul
Artist Talk: 6 pm / Reception: 7-9 pm / On view by appointment only through November 1
The latest show from innovative artist-run exhibition space the Bindery Projects explores themes of consumer behavior through an immersive environment. Named Schattenhändler (German for "shadow merchant"), the show features the work of New York artist Patrick Killoran, who took inspiration from a reproduction of an 1824 etching from the German novella Peter Schlemihl's wundersame Geschichte (Peter Schlemihl's Miraculous Story) by George Cruikshank. The etching depicts a devil folding up a man's shadow, a reference to the story in which a man sells his shadow to the Devil for limitless wealth and suffers dire consequences. Schattenhändler consists of a series of "portfolios" containing bills of sale that fold out into rubber cutouts of the seller's shadow, reproducing a life-size silhouette. Killoran's work relates this Faustian bargain to the legacy of the conceptual art contract and the material realities an artist must face every day. Ergo, Killoran, himself, becomes a "merchant of shadows." -Susan Woehrle
Click HERE for the Bindery Projects site
(On view through Oct. 4)
@ Gamut Gallery
1006 Marquette Ave S
7-11 pm opening reception, 2-6 pm viewing hours Thursdays & Saturdays
A creative new collaboration between local photographer, Serene Supreme and mixed media artist Ramses Alarcon will be on view at Gamut Gallery beginning this weekend. Blending Serene Supreme's signature white-background Polaroid portraits with drawing and painting by Alarcon, the works intend to bring out the inner cool or "chido" of a number of subjects. An unfiltered exploration of how different "cool" can be from one person to another, the exhibit features the first forty respondents to Supreme's open call for models. The dichotomy of Supreme's simplistic style paired under Alarcon's detailed sketches will definitely make this one exhibit worth checking out. On view through September, the opening reception this Saturday will feature music by DJ Espada & the Tin Man alongside the artists and many of portrait subjects. -Maggie LaMaack
Click HERE for More Information
Click HERE for Juleana Enright's Interview with Serene Supreme
Little Mekong Night Market
@ 402 University Ave W
parking lot between Mai Village & Little Szechuan
St Paul
5-10 pm / Free
Can't save enough bones for an epic trip to Thailand this summer? St. Paul's Little Mekong district has the next best thing. An ode to Southeast Asian cities, this summer the Little Mekong brings the sprawling, lavish street culture of night markets to St. Paul. Wander the stalls for produce and goods from local restaurants, plants, artisan crafts and other unique merchandise, while you immerse yourself in a world of music, exhibits, cultural performances and kid-friendly activities. Participating vendors include Frogtown Farms, Home Street Home Food Truck, Chopstix Fastfood, Little Bean's Ice Desserts, Cafe Lulu, Fierce Ferments, Mai Village, Brotherhood Brew and Sanida Xiong Bakery, plus crafts from Peek Exclusive, Tijlaug Xab LLC, Mai Style Clothing and more. Special prize give-aways to give away each Night Market experience! Indulge your senses in the twilight hour! -Juleana Enright
For more info, visit Little Mekong's website HERE
The Southern Theater pARTy
@ The Southern Theater
1420 Washington Ave S
7 pm / All Ages / Free
One of the biggest stories in the arts scene this year has been the slow but steady turnaround of The Southern Theater; pulling itself from hard times to reclaiming its spot as one of the most exciting arts venues in the area. To celebrate, the West Bank institution is throwing a free party on Saturday night. Along with complimentary snacks and beverages, the evening will feature a special performance from retro-futurist art rockers Bad September. More to the point, the pARTy will serve as a preview night, as the theater will reveal the 2015 season for ART SHARE; its new programming initiative featuring fifteen of the Twin Cities most exciting performing arts companies in a three year residency at the Southern. This event is free, but please RSVP via Eventbrite.
Click HERE for the Facebook event
Strange, Wolf Blood and Orchyd
@ Kitty Cat Klub
315 14Ave SE
10 pm / 21+ / $5
Usher in an era of darkness and cold (winter) this Saturday at the Kitty Cat Klub with a trio of talented bands. Orchyd creates a light and sound experience by rigging lights to the drumset and adding appropriate lighting and furnishing to the stage. Their music is a sort of bleak trip-hop; equal parts production and performance, with Shanna Carl's stark and sad vocals. Wolf Blood offers up a slow and sludgy psychedelic doom metal by way of Duluth. Strange picks up the tempo with some fast and heavy thrash metal. -Mike Jones
Click HERE for more information
Tickle Torture's Album release
@ 7th St Entry
701 1st Ave N
8 pm / 18+ / $8 advance, $10 door
On Saturday night, First Ave's 7th St. Entry will turn into an all out sex-fueled dance party. They'll be wiping glitter, silver paint and confetti off the walls for weeks after this one. It's finally here, party people: Elliott Kozel's Tickle Torture EP, Spectrophilia, is ready to be released. So now, now we have a reason to really celebrate. After last week's video release for the single You're Gunna Be My Baby, then producing the collaborative track Let 'Em Say for Caroline Smith and Lizzo, it's safe to say that this is going to be the most anticipated sex-pop EP releases of 2014. Opening for Tickle Torture will be the Ryan Olsen-influenced project by Jeremy Nutzman (aka Spider Baby Raw Dog) and Hunter Morley, Pony Bwoy. Also, setting us up for success, the former frontman for 12 Rods, Mystery Palace and Foodteam, C. Kostra himself. Get in early or show up late. It doesn't matter how you get there or what you're wearing (or not wearing), just get in it and let go. -Preston Rogosheske
Click HERE for more information and tickets to the show
Reckless Ones with Dead Bundy & the Neat Neat Neats and They Live
@ Triple Rock Social Club
629 Cedar Ave
9 pm / 18+ / $6
Make sure you have something red and fancy ready to wear. One of the most exciting rockabilly bands to come out of Minneapolis is playing at the Triple Rock this weekend. The Reckless Ones take the thumping upright bass and twangy vocals of the genre and play it with a sincere and raw energy that has won over a devoted following not only in Minnesota, but all over the country and the world. Right now on their Facebook page are shout-outs from Mexico City, San Francisco, Missouri, Germany and Finland. Trust us, you need to see these guys. Also playing are horror psychobilly Dead Bundy and the Neat Neat Neats and horror hardcore They Live. Expect there to be some sort of hybrid of swing dancing and punk stumblauchery -Mike Jones
Click HERE for more information
Wants Vs Needs vs Turnt Up Rap Dance Party
@ Bedlam Theatre
213 4th St E
St Paul
10 pm / 21+ / $5
Some of the Twin Cities best DJs are coming together for the Wants vs Needs vs Turnt Up Rap Dance Party! If you're looking for an epic dance party for your Saturday evening, head down to the new Bedlam Theatre in Lowertown for this event that's sure to make any fan of rap, hip-hop and R&B music get up and DANCE! DJs Espada, Booka B and Petey Wheatstraw of Wants vs Needs and DJs Willie Shu, Gabe Garcia and MC Franz Diego of the Turnt Up crew are ready to bring the Twin Cities a massive collaboration like nothing we've ever seen before. They're known to sell out parties on their own, so this shouldn't be any exception. The party starts at 10 pm and features Red Stag specials, so get your party crew together and head to downtown St. Paul for this one of a kind event! -Gigi Berry
Click HERE for more information
Beer Dabbler Hanover Brunch
@ Bauhaus Brew Labs
1315 Tyler St NE
11 am-2 pm / 21+ / $45-65 all inclusive tickets
There's no better way to kick off your Sunday hangover than with brunch and bloodys. This is the capstone to a Beer Dabbler weekend, following Saturday's event at the Midway Stadium. This is no ordinary brunch, either. This includes local food, coffee vodka and craft beer. The food will be provided by none other than Chowgirls, with Spyhouse serving up hot cups o' joe and Prairie Vodka mixing in their organic form of spirits for each bloody mary. There will also be food/beer pairings courtesy of Cicerone Extra Pale Maggie and Chowgirls Chef Jerry Fodness. The menu, which includes the provider of each part of the meal, can be found here. Be sure to come make this a part of your remedial hangover routine this Sunday by enjoying a great menu of fresh, local food and chatting with brewers and farmers from around the area. -Anthony Iverson
Click HERE for more information
Buddy Guy with Robert Randolph and the Family Band
@ State Theatre
805 Hennepin Ave
7 pm / All Ages / $48.50-$58.50
The State Theatre is one of Minneapolis' most historic venues, hosting some of the most talked about Broadway shows, concerts and comedians. This Sunday, the iconic landmark will welcome a living legend: blues guitarist and singer Buddy Guy! He was born and raised in Lettsworth, Louisiana and began learning guitar on a two-string diddley bow. In the 60s he was a member of one of the most influencing blues bands, Muddy Waters. Guy's illustrious career was celebrated in Rolling Stone magazine, ranking him 30th on the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" list. Last year, Guy's album Rhythm & Blues demonstrated the artists' boundless passion for crafting the music he has dedicated his life and soul to. Guy's guests, Robert Randolph and the Family Band hail from New Jersey and bring the party to audiences' ears with their electrified American funk and soul sound. Randolph and the Family Band is the perfect contemporary ensemble matched with Buddy Guy's legendary music history. -Elijah Rankin
Barb & Jon's BUTTROCK EXPERIMENT
@ Icehouse
2528 Nicollet Ave
9:30 pm / 21+ / Free
It's Sunday evening and the last days of summer are slipping away from you and you probably need to get ready for work tomorrow, but you've gotta get one last rockstar dance session in before you call the weekend a wrap. That's where BUTTROCK comes to the rescue! Any event dedicated to buttrocking is number one in our book and we're feeling very blessed that The Current's Barb Abney & l'etoile music writer Jon Hunt have come together to bring the Twin Cities the best ass-shaking rock songs of the late 70s and early 80s. You can expect to hear music from Foreigner, Saga, The Tubes, Aldo Nova and many more. They take over Icehouse for this party starting at 9:30 pm and the price is FREE. This dynamic duo hasn't done anything like this before, so assemble your rock 'n' roll twerk team and get ready for an evening of buttrockin' jams! -Gigi Berry