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A bar made from bourbon barrels and glass walls made from old windows are among many reclaimed items in the 4,587-square-foot Two Harbors house.

Rachael & Vilray offer original jazz with a 1930s and '40s vibe.

Lloyd Suh's one-act play is about immigrant strangers who become fast friends one Thanksgiving Day.

Conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley leads the orchestra, along with four soloists and the choral group the Singers, in concerts in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The singer's Dollywood theme park and the eastern Tennessee mountains are a great place to spend the holidays.

These two outstanding artists continue to leave indelible marks in the fields of music and dance.

St. Paul writer Kao Kalia Yang, author of this year's "Where Rivers Part," "Caged," "The Diamond Explorer" and "The Rock in My Throat," is the Star Tribune's Artist of the Year.

Tom Emmer, Pete Stauber and Paul Gazelka call the Satanist display in the state Capitol an insult to Christians and Minnesotans. As a Christian, I disagree.

Nostalgia is front and center as Mickey's Diner, Forepaugh's, Annie's Parlour and more reopened.

Women are more likely than men to report that their jobs are causing stress and impacting their mental health.