If UST succeeds, Saturday’s annual St. Thomas-St. John’s football game may be the next-to-last in the MIAC’s most popular rivalry. UST is scheduled to exit the MIAC in the spring of 2021.
ALSO: The Hungarian Film and Cultural Festival to screen five films over two days; CNN’s Jim Sciutto at Westminster Town Hall Forum; and more.
ALSO: The 9th Annual 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival; Richard Egarr Plays Bach with the SPCO; and more.
Artscape
ALSO: Theater Latté Da’s “Chicago” extended for second time; “Zafira and the Resistance” at the Guthrie’s Dowling Studio; and more.
Artscape
ALSO: Fred Hersch and Julian Lage at the Dakota; Mark Guiliana’s Beat Music at Icehouse; and more.
MNopedia
The park’s official creation dates from 1919, though no land was purchased until 1921. By 1926, despite few roads and minimal park facilities, 40,000 visitors came.
Artscape
ALSO: The St. Paul Art Crawl; “The Most Happy Fella” at Historic Mounds Theatre; Cantus in Stillwater; and more.
Environment
Accidents are rare, but that’s small consolation to the victims.
Artscape
This is not the Met’s “Elektra” or anyone else’s. It’s a new production, set within the frame of a 1920s German film studio, where famed director Fritz Lang is making a silent movie of “Elektra.”
Artscape
ALSO: “Gloria: A Life” at the History Theatre; Dianne Reeves at Hopkins Center for the Arts; and more.
Twin Cities Business
League problems threaten the stability of local women’s pro hockey.
Artscape
Plus: Prince exhibit at the History Center; the origins of “Alien”; Bram Stoker’s great grand-nephew; and more.
Health
MinnPost examined the health inspection reports from the 2019 Great Minnesota Get Together.
