Jenna Ross

Ticket sales for conductor Thomas Søndergård’s first season were up. But they couldn’t fill the hole left by the loss of federal funds.

The annual 10-day event offers up curated fun in a carnival atmosphere

McReavy stepped into the family business as a high school senior. Over his tenure, it grew to 17 funeral chapels and four cemeteries.

For 12 years, Mankato-raised John O’Sullivan led tours in other countries. Now, he’s exploring Minnesota.

After last year’s fest was cut short by March-like temperatures, organizers have been monitoring the forecast.

Many hope that in its next iteration, the Cowles Center can act as a hub for a dance scene grappling with post-pandemic struggles.

Minneapolis brewery is the latest to host a book fair for adults, tapping into shoppers’ nostalgia.

Mary Bruno returned to St. Joseph, Minn., reluctantly. Now, she’s the city’s biggest ambassador.

The nonprofit’s leaders cited rising costs among the many challenges during the 2024 fiscal year.

For years, Twin Cities’ biggest arts organizations enjoyed “extraordinary” giving from homegrown corporations. Now, they’re grappling with steep declines: “We had more to lose.”