Minnesota Orchestra’s year-end results: Let’s not get hysterical
ALSO: “Beyond the Rainbow” streaming on demand; virtual book launch for “Hudson Bay Bound: Two Women, One Dog, Two Thousand Miles to the Arctic”; and more.
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ALSO: “Beyond the Rainbow” streaming on demand; virtual book launch for “Hudson Bay Bound: Two Women, One Dog, Two Thousand Miles to the Arctic”; and more.
ALSO: “21 Extremely Bad Breakups” streaming now; the Walker reopens; and more.
ALSO: A virtual service to honor Debbie Duncan; a French animation film festival; and more.
Of the 36 books up for awards, 13 were published by Minnesota-based presses and one was self-published.
ALSO: Alec Soth & Dave King livestreamed from The Parkway; the SPCO’s Piano Quartets with Stewart Goodyear; and more.
The winter festival will start Thursday with a full and diverse 10-day schedule of activities, performances and events indoors and out, virtual and live.
ALSO: The Atlantis Quartet at Hook & Ladder; Theater Latté Da’s “The Ghostlight Series”; and more.
ALSO: Park Square’s “Riddle Puzzle Plot”; five arts-and-culture documentary films; and more.
ALSO: History Theatre’s “All the Way With LBJ”; “The Golden Ass,” a virtual opera screening; and more.
ALSO: VocalEssence’s “Believe” streaming now; Dominic Taylor’s “Cell Surface”; and more.
ALSO: The Fireside Reading Series goes virtual, with Kao Kalia Yang, Heid E. Erdrich and more.
ALSO: Peyton Scott Russell solo show opens at the Reedy Gallery; Mizna’s Queer & Trans Voices Virtual Reading; and more.
ALSO: Jeremy Denk plays Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto with SPCO; Peg Guilfoyle in conversation with Sally Wingert; and more.
ALSO: Catching up with Sheila Smith on the state of the arts.
ALSO: a “We Are Water MN” outdoor exhibit; your own private miniature puppet show; and more.
ALSO: Walking Shadow’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”; Star Tribune Presents “Behind the Lens: 2020 Photos of the Year”; and more.
ALSO: Virtual Studio Visit: Piotr Szyhalski and Russ White at the Weisman; Ephraim Asili’s “The Inheritance” at the Walker’s Virtual Cinema; and more.
ALSO: A virtual Marcus Samuelsson book talk; “The Great Gatsby: A Graphic Novel Adaptation” book launch; and more.
Amid sadness, uncertainty, frustration and fear, individuals and organizations found ways to do good work. Here are a few of the things that inspire hope.
There’s something for everyone, from the Guthrie’s “Dickens’ Holiday Classic” to the Blues Fest Live Year End Revue.