Let’s Find Out What Elle’s Eating
Following along with Instagram foodie Elle Yorobe on her cuisine adventures.
By What began as a joke eventually turned into something much more as people on Instagram wanted to find out “What’s Elle Eating.”
Firing Up the Stills at Twin Spirits Distillery
The story of Minnesota’s first woman-owned distillery.
For Michelle Winchester, owner and founder of Twin Spirits Distillery in Minneapolis, it is a chance to show…
Making Food into an Artform with Jamie Preuss
How one woman inspires us to enjoy life and creatively arouse our tastebuds.
Twin Cities food blogger Jamie Preuss, creator of So Happy You Liked It, shares her passion behind food and how cooking can be approachable for everyone.
Walking with Creativity: Inspiring Art with Mary Olson
Exploring the imagination of one talented abstract Twin Cities artist.
The first time I saw one of Mary Olson’s paintings, I was stunned into silence. My eyes…
5 Minnesota Trails to Hike This Fall
Take a look at some of the best hikes for fall colors around the state.
As the air turns crisp and temperatures drop, Minnesota’s autumn colors start to flourish. The first hints of yellows, reds, and oranges will soon turn into a full-blown explosion of color. One of the best ways to experience this vibrant display is through hiking.
Here are some of the best trails to hike this season if you want to experience fall colors.
Heteronormativity is Preventing Fashion from Reaching Its Full Potential
If fashion moves when rules are broken, then gender and sex binaries are to blame for trends in a revolving door.
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Your Eyebrows Are Political – Here’s 100 Years of Brow History to Prove It
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7 Ways to Get a Dose of Art and History from the Comfort of Your Couch
Check out these virtual options.
The world felt like it came to a screeching halt when COVID-19 hit, causing many public spaces to close. Now, things are beginning to slowly reopen, but many are concerned about avoiding crowds. Fortunately, there are some excellent virtual options available for those who’d like a dose of art and history from the comfort and safety of their home.