Kimberly Anderson blends mind, body, and environmental solutions for her specialty as a hand occupational therapist.
Healthcare leadership in Twin Cities a ‘culture shock’ for Gary native Read More
Joy Dolo is playing Snow White in a lively rendition of the classic story by the Children’s Theatre Company this fall.
Children’s Theatre’s ‘Snow White’ is black (and also a white man) Read More
Not only is the ‘Circus Abyssinia: Ethiopian Dreams’ cast entirely Ethiopian, but every mesmerizing aerial stunt, contortionism, and juggling is scored by traditional and contemporary East African music.
Circus Abyssinia is an Ethiopian dream come true Read More
Initiated in 2010, this year’s Powderhorn Porchfest was held Sept. 21 in South Minneapolis down 17th Ave. starting at 32nd Street near Powderhorn Park.
A musical appeal for housing justice Read More
YWCA Minneapolis’ ‘It’s Time to Talk: Forums on Race’ will feature Ibram X. Kendi, author of ‘How to Be an Antiracist.’
Bestselling author keynotes race forum Read More
Minnesota may be the next state to legalize marijuana and has a chance to do this whole weed-reversal right.
The cruel reversal on legal pot comes to Minnesota Read More
ACES includes a large amount of sports in its curriculum to keep students engaged and energized.
Using sports to build math confidence Read More
Renowned storyteller Robin Washington was named Duluth Arts Institute president of its board of directors this year.
Renowned storyteller now leads Duluth Arts Institute Read More
A perfect late-summer day greeted the 18th annual Selby Ave. JazzFest held at the intersection of Selby Avenue and Milton in St. Paul.
Perfect day greets Selby Ave. JazzFest fans [photos] Read More
The works of performance artist, sculptor and collector Theaster Gates’ are on display at the Walker Art Museum from Sept. to Jan 2020.
Walker exhibit of ‘intensely black work’ risky, tough, necessary Read More
A cool slate of hot early-September shows will help carry you into fall.
Black concerts – Sept. 9-14: classic reggae, Lenny Kravitz and Lil Wayne returns (maybe) Read More
Static Panic, one of the newest to take on the local synth-pop dance tradition laid down by Prince, is releasing a new project ‘Glow.’
Synth-jammers Static Panic to host EP release party at Turf Club on Sept. 7 Read More
To aid struggling members in their community on the last weekend before school starts, members of Greater St. Paul Church of God in Christ gave away backpacks and school supplies.
Labor of love: Church group spends Labor Day giving away free school supplies Read More
Every Saturday between 10 am and noon at Sammy’s Avenue Eatery community members are invited to ‘CoffeeW/Jeremiah.’
Get facetime with Mpls Councilmember Jeremiah Ellison Read More
Kansas City jazz composer, producer, saxophonist, and bandleader Logan Richardson will bring his genre-melding sound to the Icehouse Sept 5.
Experimental jazz composer stops at Icehouse Read More
Two educational programs have given local Black kids an opportunity to gain experience and insight into TV news and film production.
Getting Black kids in front of and behind the camera Read More
The history of the Jamar Clark case shows many in Minneapolis don’t care about Black people — or care a great deal about Black dehumanization.
Mpls council should vote down paltry Jamar Clark settlement Read More
Robert Sanigular was selected from over 30 competitors and named Mr. Minnesota in the National Physique Committee’s Men’s State Championships in Burnsville in June.
North Mpls native wins bodybuilding ‘Mr. Minnesota’ title Read More
astralblak, a neo-funk-soul-rap synth-pop collective, are the clear vanguard in the Twin Cities music scene.
Weirdos unite: astralblak and the MN music head Read More
Cameron Cook’s popular Fresh Cuts Barbershop has become a fixture in South Minneapolis’ 38th Street Corridor since opening six years ago.
Black Business Spotlight: Fresh Cuts Barbershop Read More