Arts & Culture

If you fidget in movies, bored by two-dimensional images, maybe you’re ready for something now. Perhaps something like A Machine To See With, an interactive cinema experience created by the British group Blast Theory. Produced by Todd Melby. A Machine To See With is in Minneapolis from April 15-19, 2011.

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It was called the Tower. It didn’t need another name. The Foshay Tower, at its founding in 1929 and for nearly a half a century, reigned as the tallest building in Minneapolis. Though the Tower sank into a period of gentle neglect, it was revitalized in 2008 as the upscale W. Hotel-Minneapolis. The same cannot be said for the Tower’s builder, Wilbur B.

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Troy, New York was once one of the richest cities in America (thanks to its role in the industrial revolution). Now, roughly one-fifth of the population lives under the U.S. poverty line.

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Gaye Adegbalola performed with Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women for 25 years.

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New Beginnings: The Story of Liberians in Minnesota
Produced by e.g. Bailey and Sha Cage

This special three-part documentary airs from 7:30-8pm on MinneCulture:
Part 1: Wed, Feb 16
Part 2: Mon, Feb 21
Part 3: Wed, Feb 23

For some time now, Minnesota has been a refuge for immigrant communities displaced from their homes due to a variety of circumstances.

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Tune into MinneCulture on Wed, Feb 9 at 7:30pm for a special on Cornbread Harris: the Man & the Music.

At 83-years-old, Cornbread Harris still gigs regularly in the Twin Cities.

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On Tuesday, November 2nd, while you’re waiting for election results, tune in to Write on Radio! Alexander McCall Smith, author of many beloved novels of mystery and practical philosophy, including The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series, featuring Precious Ramotswe, and also the Isabel Dalhousie series.

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Join Leigh Combs and Dixie Treichel on Thursday Oct. 7 from 7:00pm to 8:00pm for a special pledge drive show with laughs and surprises!

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Photographer Wing Young Huie talks with KFAI about identity in Minnesota and his University Avenue Project.

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Legendary composer and musician Peter Ostroushko reminisces about his first recording session with Bob Dylan, and promotes his latest CD – a collection of waltzes.

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