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Machine Head will return to the road this winter for their Slaughter The Martøur Nørth America 2024 tour. Unlike their previous an-evening-with setting, the group has decided to do something a little different by inviting a few friends on the trek. Fear Factory will join them as direct support, while Orbit Culture and Gates

The Minneapolis Institute of Art is showcasing Native photography with the “In Our Hands: Native Photography, 1890 to Now” exhibition opening October 21.

Native American Heritage Month celebrates and honors the culture and heritage of Native Americans through time. This November, MPR News introduces you to Indigenous Minnesotans who are making history right now across the state. Each will discuss what being Indigenous in Minnesota means to them, a bit about their background and their hopes for the future.

Photo Credit: Ben Fimlaid Torch-bearer of Dawg music, Sam Grisman, has delivered a stacked lineup of tour dates slated to take himself and his band from

If youre hoping to get out of the house this weekend and have some fun, there are plenty of local events and activities you can check out.

Arvig Enrolls in Enhanced ACAM, Commits to 100Mb Speed Target for Rural Areas

Recent release “The Tale of the Butterfly Warrior,” from Page Publishing author J.R. Patrick, is the story of Grey Eagle, whose untimely death has left...

In Minnesota we talk a lot about the city's and towns that are difficult to pronounce. But in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, those names are pretty difficult too!

In Minnesota we talk a lot about the city's and towns that are difficult to pronounce. But in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, those names are pretty difficult too!

Lauded by Rodney Crowell to be a songwriter akin to John Prine and Townes Van Zandt, Vincent Neil Emerson is no stranger to work ethic. His life’s journey has been tumultuous, hard-nosed, and the stuff of songs. It all brings the young Choctaw-Apache man’s journey to the announcement of his new Shooter Jennings-produced record, The Golden Crystal Kingdom—out on November 10 via Emerson’s longtime label home La Honda Records and new partner, RCA Records.