The Minneapolis Market is a community resource, meeting place, tourist draw—and perhaps most, important—a place to get the greatest selection of fresh and local plants and produce with more than two hundred growers on the weekend, it is the largest Farmer/Producer managed market in the state. The Minneapolis Farmers Market connects growers to gardeners and … Continue reading "Minneapolis Farmers Market"

Free attendance for everybody, but each car in the Leamington Ramp will pay for parking when they depart. Select show cars will pre-register online with Never 55 Productions and will present our staff with a show voucher to park on the top-floor(s) of the ramp. Non-show cars will park below the show level(s). We'll also have a … Continue reading "MN Cars & Coffee"

The year round Saturday Market runs outdoors May through October and is located next to the Guthrie Theater on 2nd Street S. and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis’ Downtown East neighborhood. MCFM has its Winter Markets inside the historic Mill City Museum (no admission required) on select Saturdays November through April. We accept EBT, WIC, FMNP … Continue reading "Mill City Farmers Market"

A love-and-war comedy When Saigon falls in 1975, Quang and Tong, two Vietnamese refugees separated from their previous partners, have a sexy meet-cute in Arkansas that promptly becomes a no-strings-attached relationship to pass the time. Living in the land of “cheeseburgers, waffle fries and cholesterol” (aka America) proves to be an intoxicating adventure that leads Quang and Tong to question their futures, both together and … Continue reading "Vietgone"

It takes a co-signer to fill up your minivan, nine people nobody voted for have decided to rewrite the last 50 years of history, and there’s an election coming up that no one is excited about. The economy is in freefall, every day the news gives us something else to be terrified about, and things … Continue reading "This Show is Cheaper Than Gas – America on Empty"

It takes a co-signer to fill up your minivan, nine people nobody voted for have decided to rewrite the last 50 years of history, and there’s an election coming up that no one is excited about. The economy is in freefall, every day the news gives us something else to be terrified about, and things … Continue reading "This Show is Cheaper Than Gas – America on Empty"

A love-and-war comedy When Saigon falls in 1975, Quang and Tong, two Vietnamese refugees separated from their previous partners, have a sexy meet-cute in Arkansas that promptly becomes a no-strings-attached relationship to pass the time. Living in the land of “cheeseburgers, waffle fries and cholesterol” (aka America) proves to be an intoxicating adventure that leads Quang and Tong to question their futures, both together and … Continue reading "Vietgone"

A groundbreaking world premiere Playwright Luce has sky-high hopes for her latest script, which examines the complex relationship between Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson. To catch the attention of more notable producers, Luce recruits her longtime collaborator (and lover) Mike to direct, and then casts herself and Mike in the lead roles. Their creative visions align at first, but things unravel quickly as … Continue reading "Sally & Tom"

Fabien Gabel returns to our stage to lead the Minnesota Orchestra in an idyllic program that begins with Richard Strauss’ passionate and colorful Love Scene from Feuersnot. Principal Cello Anthony Ross steps out into the solo spotlight for a performance of Michael Daugherty’s Tales of Hemingway, each of its four movements inspired by one of American author Ernest Hemingway’s … Continue reading "Gabel, Ross, and Brahm’s Second"