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We launched the Twin Cities Agenda with a simple goal: To offer you, the citizens that make this the greatest metro on earth, something new. Stories that you haven’t yet heard, news that shapes your today and tomorrow, and everything else in the world clarified through a local lens. Instead of bringing you just another news site, with more clickbait and clutter; an amalgamation everything that alr

eady exists in your digital mind, we wanted to build something better. Something that you would be excited about coming back to again, and again, and again. Our goal is not to cover solely where the Twin Cities has been, or stands today. What we’d really like to capture is where the Twin Cities is going, through its people and places, through its dining and culture, through science and technology, topics and trends, business, education, media and everything else that continually shapes our world.

10/04/2023

Don't miss the last week of AGAIN! Tickets ➙ bit.ly/MuAgain

"[AGAIN] is a reminder that humanity does not disappear into hospital gowns," writes Twin Cities Agenda. "Hopes and dreams need not disappear with test results and marrow transplants. ... AGAIN, if nothing else helps us to remember: Sometimes you just have to laugh."

20/07/2022

You can still get tickets to Theater Mu's excellent "Cambodian Rock Band" through the end of July. In the meantime, check out our discussion with Music Director Mandric Tan, who came all the way from Singapore to work on the show.

Music is an important piece of theater – it sets the tone, adds emotional cues and impact to create a marriage of image and sound that sticks in the mind of the viewer long after the curtain has closed. For a show like Theater Mu’s latest “Cambodian Rock Band” – the story of a Khmer …

15/04/2022

Talking comedy, representation, and East Side Pride with the Funny Asian Women Kollective (FAWK) before their upcoming show this Saturday at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts.

FAWK – the Funny Asian Women Kollective – is back onstage for the first time in over two years with The Super Show… Again. The much-beloved ensemble performance will feature May Lee-Yang, Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay, Naomi Ko, along with Patti Kameya, Jamie Schumacher, Houa Moua, Tsuab Yang...

23/02/2022

"The noted lack of adult guidance is central to the show, as is the pervasive “boys will be boys” mantra that has for so long dismissed heinous behavior by men. This leaves the four young women to fend for themselves, forced to deal with both the actual invasion of privacy as well as their conflicted feelings about what to do about it..."

Read Adrian Daniel's review of "Man of God," the inimitable Theater Mu's latest stage play - and first in-person show since the start of the pandemic.

Theater Mu, St. Paul’s premier Asian American arts organization and second-largest such organization in the country, has officially returned to live performances. Given the apprehension that lingers still around in-person events, some companies might have thought to tread lightly, maybe just stick...

11/06/2021

The latest in the Twin Cities Agenda Spotlight series shines a light on local entrepreneur, aesthetician, and humanitarian Jaime Muhammad, owner of Jaime Leigh Aesthetics in downtown Minneapolis.

Our latest Spotlight shines on local entrepreneur, aesthetician, and humanitarian Jaime Muhammad of Jaime Leigh Aesthetics in Minneapolis.

01/06/2021

The surest sign of spring is now in full swing - Farmers Markets have returned with plenty of flowers, produce, canned goods, fresh eats and treats.

Yes, it’s really happening. Spring is now official with the season opening of the St. Paul and Minneapolis outdoor farmers markets. And, this year, I have thoroughly prepared: I acquired a tote bag, broke out the comfy shoes, and bought an absurd amount of sunscreen so I don’t burst into flames ...

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We launched the Agenda with one simple goal: To offer you, the citizens that make the Twin Cities the greatest metro on earth, something new. Stories that you haven’t heard already, news that shapes your today and tomorrow, and a taste of everything else going on in the world clarified through one clear, local lens. Instead of bringing you just another news site - with more clickbait and clutter; just another amalgamation of everything that already exists in your digital mind - we wanted to build something better. Something that you would be excited about coming back to again, and again, and again. Our goal is not to cover only where the Twin Cities has been, or where we stand today. What we’d really like to capture is where the Twin Cities is going, through people and places, dining and culture, science and technology, topics and trends, business, education, media and everything else that continually shapes the world around us. In short, the Twin Cities Agenda is something unique, and special, we’ve created just for you.