Minnesota is known for its thriving arts community, and nowhere is it more in evidence than in our numerous summer art fairs. They seem to start earlier every year, with...Read More
It seems there are more and more holiday markets popping up this year. If you are still looking for a unique gift, or just want to soak up some holiday...Read More
According to a recent study by Consumer Affairs, a research and internet platform based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Minnesota was ranked number 4 of the top states to move to. They...Read More
The Weisman Art Museum on the campus of the University of Minnesota is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the Twin Cities. Hugging the east bank of the Mississippi River, the distinctive Frank Gehry design...Read More
The Institute for Quality of Life recently published their ranking of the happiest cities in the world. Because happiness does not mean the same thing to everyone, and different cities...Read More
Swede Hollow and its immigrant story has been on my radar for almost 20 years, but last weekend was the first time I actually experienced it. The Art in the...Read More
Driving by Open Book at 1011 Washington Ave S in downtown Minneapolis you might never guess how much the three renovated 100-year-old buildings that form OPEN BOOK encompasses. Their mission...Read More
Photo Credit: sanctuaryhomedecor.com Summer is a season of hustle and bustle, especially if you are buying or selling a home! Maybe it would do you good to take a moment...Read More
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