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Dave Chappelle Makes Surprise Announcement Of 6-Show Mpls. ResidencyComedian Dave Chappelle is making a sudden return to the Twin Cities for a four-day, six-show residency.

'The Band's Visit,' 'Frozen' Headline Hennepin Theatre Trust's 2019-2020 SeasonThe new season boasts eight different musicals and revivals, and also three returning favorite acts.

'It's Like My Legacy': Prince’s Estate Threatens Designer Of Iconic ‘Cloud Guitar’The local creator of one of Prince's most iconic guitars is fighting to keep his design. Dave Rusan has been repairing guitars for nearly four decades. But in the 80s, he got a unique request when an artist named Prince stopped in his shop in Minneapolis.

Possible Edvard Munch Painting Awaits Confirmation At St. Olaf CollegeSt. Olaf College awaits scientific evidence to determine whether a decades-old campus painting was created by famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch.

5 Of The Best Museums In MinneapolisFrom stunning sculptures to a newspaper baron's mansion, here are the must-see museums for locals and visitors alike.

MIA Exhibit Shows Works Inspired By Philando CastileNearly two years after the fatal shooting of Philando Castile, a Twin Cities museum is getting ready to debut an exhibit in his honor.

Walker's Sculpture Garden Re-Opens In Wake Of 'Scaffold' ControversyThe Walker Art Center's Sculpture Garden re-opened Saturday.

Finding Minnesota: Meet Melrose's Caricature-Creating TeacherSome grads in Melrose are getting a special and creative gift from a retired teacher named Jim Ploof.

These Are The Films We’re Excited To See At MSPIFF 2017Even if you watched films nearly all day long for the entire month of April, it’d be a struggle to see every movie playing in this year’s Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival.

More Than 300 Films, Virtual Reality: What’s In Store For MSPIFF 2017A harbinger of springtime in the Twin Cities is the annual Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival, a massive Midwest cinematic event that spans nearly all of April and brings hundreds of new films and some their acclimated creators to Minnesota.

Mpls. Group Repurposes Guns As Art To Combat ViolenceArt has always had the power to change society and show us the path to a better place. Now a group of community leaders hope to use art in the fight to end gun violence.

MIA's Popular Martin Luther Exhibit Gets Brief ExtensionThe Martin Luther exhibit at MIA includes textiles, sculptures and personal possessions of the man behind the start of Protestant Reformation, which happened exactly 500 years ago.

'The Wild Morning': How Women Start Their Days"The Wild Morning" is an upcoming book about capturing women as they begin their day and finding their truth.

Film Society Gets $30K Grant From National Endowment For The ArtsThe Film Society of Minneapolis-St. Paul is set to receive a portion of the $30 million in grant money the National Endowment for the Arts is giving to artists and nonprofits next year.