Mpls.St.Paul Magazine

Since 1972, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine has been a trusted source of engaging and relevant information for its readers about the vibrant communities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The magazine aims to improve people's lives by highlighting top destinations, exciting events, and notable individuals in the area. In addition to providing excellent service journalism, it is committed to covering important local topics that matter to the community as a whole.

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A Brief History of Minnesotans on Game Shows

1 day ago | mspmag.com | Steve Marsh

After Windom’s Johnny Olson rises through Midwestern radio, he moves to New York with his wife, Penny. The couple hosts Ladies Be Seated, a radio game show where contestants compete by identifying popular songs and more. The Minnesota Twins name Peter and Richard King, a pair of identical twin farm boys from Rosemount, the club’s first bat boys. As part of their promotional responsibilities, the King twins appear on CBS’s game show To Tell the Truth.
Grand Old Day Announces Music Lineup

3 days ago | mspmag.com | Madeline Cisneros

The Grand Old Day festival is coming back to St. Paul on June 1. Gather along the 30 blocks of St. Paul’s Grand Avenue for a day of summer fun, from a 5K to a parade to a classic car show to wiener dog races. And of course, there’s spectacular live music. With six different stages of entertainment and a variety of genres, you’re sure to find music that fits your vibe.
Cooks of Crocus Hill and Bellecour End Partnership After Five Years

3 days ago | mspmag.com | Justine Jones

A pandemic-era partnership is winding down as culinary retailer Cooks of Crocus Hill and chef Gavin Kaysen’s Bellecour Bakery part ways. It’s a big change-up for both entities, but they’re moving forward with optimism: Owners Marie Dwyer and Karl Benson are honing in on Cooks’ mission as an educational and retail space—beefing up their cooking classes and even venturing into culinary travel.
The Unsinkable Molly Broder

4 days ago | mspmag.com | Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

Molly Broder is waiting for me in the corner of her Broders’ Pasta Bar, ready to spill the secrets to founding the trio of Minneapolis’s defining Italian food spots—Broders’ Cucina Italiana (born 1982), Broders’ Pasta Bar (born 1994), and Terzo (born 2013)—all while raising three sons in and around the growing enterprise. Thomas, Charlie, and Danny Broder have stayed in the Twin Cities and live close by.
Home & Design | Q&A: Cindi Yang

6 days ago | mspmag.com | Kelly Kegans

Having to quickly adapt to the culture and language while living in a rural area of South Korea years ago gave Cindi Yang the confidence to begin traveling solo. The Minneapolis-based content creator (@CindiYang on Insta and TikTok) recently returned to the loft she shares with her cat Kumo after visiting her seventh country by herself, documenting her adventures with a vlogging tripod, one of several must-have items in her travel bag.
Patio Dreaming - Mpls.St.Paul Magazine

6 days ago | mspmag.com | Justine Jones

PTO stands for Patio Time, Obviously. That’s what we’re all doing, agreed? Skipping sunhats and security lines at MSP and establishing semipermanent residence on the cool, leafy patio at W.A. Frost. When you get a lucky sun streak like this in May, there’s nowhere else worth traveling to. Stay tuned for much that’s happening locally in the coming sunny weeks, namely lakeside seasonal openings, movie screenings at Owamni, rhubarb bartering, and best-laid Whirly plans.
History Theatre Announces 2025-2026 Season

1 week ago | mspmag.com | Madeline Cisneros

The History Theatre in St. Paul has announced its 2025–2026 season, which is full of music, comedy, and of course history. The upcoming year features a world premiere about Minneapolis jazz singer Doris Hines, a new musical set at the Saint Paul Winter Carnival, and a production exploring local Civil War history.
Insider: Art-A-Whirl Is Back

1 week ago | mspmag.com | Madison Bloomquist

Could one neighborhood really be so densely packed with painters, sculptors, jewelers, and more that its creative industry effectively takes over the city for a weekend? At Art-A-Whirl, the 1,500-plus artists who will fling open their studio doors from May 16–18 for art-loving mayhem in Northeast would indicate that the answer is a resounding yes.
The Quiet Shift From "Doing it All"

1 week ago | mspmag.com | Jamie Korf

On a recent podcast, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex reveals that she's over the prove-it game. "We spend so much of our life trying to prove something—you have to prove that you're enough, you have to prove that you're pretty enough, you have to prove that you're smart enough ... and it can be really freeing when you stop playing the prove-it game." Dr. Amelia Rigstad would agree.
Home & Design | Artist Spotlight: Maria Larson Manske’s Working Girls

1 week ago | mspmag.com | Madison Bloomquist

Just because artist Maria Larson Manske’s latest series is based on women she’s dreamed up doesn’t mean her subjects don’t have stories to tell. The collection, The Heart of Saint Paul: Portraits of Imaginary Women, 1930s–1980s, which debuted at Succotash in St. Paul in February, celebrates women inspired by those who flitted through Larson Manske’s life while growing up and raising a family around St. Paul.