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Minneapolis Arts and Theater News

In Minneapolis, arts and theater news means stage performances, museum exhibitions, dance seasons, classical music festivals and major creative events. This page covers the happenings across the city and the cultural institutions that anchor its identity.


Comedy

Comedy

Yarnslingers Podcast Features Author Lorna Landvik

Host Greg Triggs and author Lorna Landvik reunite for a podcast episode and upcoming live performance in Minnesota.


Fine Art

Live Poll

Should design exhibitions prioritize moral and environmental themes over traditional functional beauty?

Fine Art

Walker Art Center Opens New Design Triennial

The exhibition Beyond Materialism explores the evolution of design through works from 26 international creators.

Walker Art Center Opens New Design Triennial

Children’s Theater

Live Poll

Do you believe local theaters are essential to your community's well-being?

Children’s Theater

Open Eye Theatre Cancels Musical After Fire

A nearby blaze caused smoke damage to the venue's ventilation system, forcing the early end of a production.

Open Eye Theatre Cancels Musical After Fire

Classical

Classical

Sting Performed Sold Out Show in Minneapolis

The legendary musician played a 105-minute concert at the State Theatre on Tuesday.

Sting Performed Sold Out Show in Minneapolis

Arts Theater — General

Live Poll

Do you believe local theaters should prioritize commissioning original works over producing established plays?

Arts Theater — General

Trademark Theater Commissions Three Artists for Program

The Minneapolis theater has selected three creators to develop new original works as part of its IN THE WORKS series.

Trademark Theater Commissions Three Artists for Program

More in Arts and Theater

Regular subjects here include seasonal exhibition schedules, touring productions, administrative transitions at cultural venues and the launch of new creative series. Reporting spans across the city and the communities around it where performance spaces and galleries operate. Attendance patterns shift with the seasons, often dictated by the weather and the school calendar. Funding changes and infrastructure maintenance represent the most frequent pressures on the city's creative scene.