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Weekend Finds: The Korean BBQ, Icelandic Boutique, and Dalí Exhibit We Loved Megan Spurrell In the midst of a winter that has been spent largely at home, we're still trying to scratch that itch for a sense of adventure—in the form of trek-worthy meals in our own cities, day trips, hikes, and long winter drives.  In parts of the country where it's cold, it can be all too easy to get stuck inside (after all, there are plenty of travel films and foreign language television shows to keep you busy). When getting creative with pandemic-era weekend activities feels tough, we've g...

“A new band of three bada**es… Anthony Cox (upright bass), Brandon Wozniak (tenor saxophone) and Dave King (drums) together? Power trio. King is best known internationally as a member of the Bad Plus; he’s also part of Happy Apple, Halloween Alaska and several more bands and projects. Wozniak has been literally blowing us away since he returned to the cities in 2006 after six years in New York and six months in Shanghai. Anthony Cox is a legend.” – MinnPost In Person OR This show will be live-streamed for free in partnership with the Twin Cities Jazz Festival and Crooners.

In the midst of a winter that has been spent largely at home, we're still trying to scratch that itch for a sense of adventure—in the form of trek-worthy meals in our own cities, day trips, hikes, and long winter drives.  In parts of the country where it's cold, it can be all too easy to get stuck inside (after all, there are plenty of travel films and foreign language television shows to keep you busy). When getting creative with pandemic-era weekend activities feels tough, we've got you covered. Every other week, we're sharing our editors' best weekend finds, from our home bases thr...

Copy shortlink: Trampled by Turtles After postponing plans to hole up and record a new album in the fall, Minnesota's acoustic sextet regrouped at First Avenue to revisit old albums in a series of safe, audience-less concerts streaming every Thursday in February. They pretaped four sets built around different LPs, starting next Thursday with 2010's "Palomino," their career-making record. Subsequent weeks will be centered around "Stars and Satellites" Feb. 11, their most recent albums "Wild Animals" and "Life Is Good on the Open Road" Feb. 18, then concluding with an "o...