For Robert Baril, there is no such thing as TMI. The Twin Cities comedy veteran has been one of the busiest and most consistent performers over the course of the past decade. Whether he’s talking about his personal life (he’s currently engaged to a grandmother, which is the premise of one of his more popular … [ Read more]
Comedian Mike Brody gets fresh with new album release and local shows
Comedian Mike Brody spent 2017 refreshing his material and, in a sense, himself. Since releasing his debut comedy album nearly five years ago and logging countless hours on stage in clubs all over the country, the veteran of the comedy game since 2000 had yet to record anything new. In January, determined to get himself back on track, … [ Read more]
The Mill: Stouts, Trademarks, World Records and More
The Mill is bracing for the cold. We’ve seen the videos of snow in Calgary and hear that same front is headed our way. So, looks like it’s time to hunker down with some great stouts and terrible movies. Upcoming Events: Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness is hosting Brews And Canoes at Aria tomorrow. … [ Read more]
The Mill: Brooklyn MASH, Final North Coast Nosh, and more
The Mill is getting anxious. There are autumn sampler packs on shelves and back to school specials in our mailboxes. It’s time to enjoy the outdoors while we can. How about a riverboat cruise? Or a paddle around the lake? Any other outdoor events we should know about? Tweet me @johnpgarland. Events: Here’s the list … [ Read more]
Sneak Peek: Sisyphus Brewing
“Aye, and I saw Sisyphus in violent torment, seeking to raise a monstrous stone with both his hands. Verily he would brace himself with hands and feet, and thrust the stone toward the crest of a hill, but as often as he was about to heave it over the top, the weight would turn it back, … [ Read more]
Arts MN: The Wizard of Oz, Craft Cage Match, and a Fire Tiger
By Naomi Crocker LIMINAL /ˈlimənl/ adjective: Occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold. This week’s events all have a bit of the liminal in them due to their relation to transitional stages of various processes. First up is the namesake for this week’s theme: an exhibition featuring the work … [ Read more]