Director Jerry Zaks and Broadway star Betty Buckley bring this revived musical comedy back to life at the Orpheum Theatre. Already winning four Tony awards, this updated classic show is a must-see for musical fanatics young and old. Ages 5+.
Abstract art is non-representational, meaning the artist creates something that feels right without it being explained. The Minnetonka Center for the Arts presents a month-long exhibit from Midwestern abstract artists. What does it all mean? Decide for yourself!
All Ages. Free.
Exhibit opens 9 a.m. Mon.—Sat.
952.473.7361 ext.160
Hundreds of films from over 70 countries around the world come together every year for the MSP International Film Festival. Some works are from veteran filmmakers and well-known actors, some are quirky independent projects and some you might not find anywhere else. Times vary. See website for schedule and locations.
Learn about the process of craft making and get inspired by more than 230 of the best jewelry, clothing, furniture and home décor artists from across the nation. See live demonstrations and participate in hands-on activities from a variety of local artisans and vendors.
Founding Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason returns to America for the first time since 1994, coming to the Orpheum Theatre to perform early
Floyd hits such as songs from The Piper at the Gates of Dawn and of course A Saucerful of Secrets. Ages 5+.
In a technologically dominated era, The Body Electric explores the themes of real versus virtual through a variety of visual mediums curated by an international group of artists. Explore how digital media and visual technologies change our perceptions of our bodies and manipulate how we view the environment around us. All ages. Prices vary.
Featuring MacPhail faculty Pinar Basgoze and Susana Pinto, piano duo, Daniel Abdon, narrator, Julie Johnson, flute, Carrie Vecchione, oboe and guest artist Thea Groth, bassoon.
Enjoy an evening of classical and contemporary music by the Gustavus Wind Orchestra as part of its nine-concert 2019 Tour of Minnesota.
James Patrick Miller conducts the 83 student musicians who will perform a variety of works including pieces that showcase instrumental soloists. “The Solitary Dancer” by composer Warren Benson features Mia Massaro, solo dancer.
Flutist Alex Johnson, 2017 Edina High School graduate, looks forward to returning to his alma mater to perform with the ensemble.
The 21st Annual Kenwood Symphony Orchestra Masters Concerto and Aria Competition Winners Showcase provides a unique opportunity for adult amateur and emerging professional musicians to perform with a symphony orchestra. KSO musicians created the competition when we realized that adult musicians were largely excluded from classical music competitions. Over 30 talented musicians performed for an independent panel of judges in November, and the following eight winners will perform their solos at the concert with the KSO:
AN UNCOMMON FLORAL EXPERIENCE featuring over 25 blooming gardens and vignettes.
free admission | flowers by Bachman’s
Immerse yourself in an uncommon floral experience at Galleria. Over 25 breathtaking floor-to-ceiling arrangements by Bachman’s floral experts will raise your eyebrows and your spirits.
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