We’re open seven days a week, rain or shine May - Oct. We are open select dates during the winter. But don’t worry – you won’t get wet under our famous red sheds. You know what they say, early bird gets the worm! For the best selection of produce come to the market right when … Continue reading "MPLS Farmers Market – The Lyndale Market"

Famous Drinks, Famous Food and "Famous" People ! Join the cast of Roxy's as we pay tribute to some of the most iconic DIVAS of all time ! Whitney?, Dolly?, Reba?, Babs?....You never know who might show up..and if you can guess who's coming ahead of time, we'll have a prize for you ! Doors … Continue reading "Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner at Roxy’s Cabaret"

A haunting revenge story Hamlet, the prince of Denmark, returns home to mourn his father’s death and begrudgingly attend the wedding of his mother, Queen Gertrude, to his uncle Claudius, who has all too willingly taken his brother’s throne. When the former king’s ghost appears and cries murder, Hamlet’s grief turns to obsessive revenge as he seeks to uncover evidence and unmask Claudius. Tension builds … Continue reading "Hamlet"

A who-done-it mystery Passengers aboard the opulent Orient Express awake to frightful news: Overnight, the American business mogul among them was stabbed to death behind locked doors. Thankfully, debonair detective Hercule Poirot is on the train and on the case. He promptly begins interviewing suspects, securing alibis and forming theories about the killer, who remains at large and could be closing in on the next victim. … Continue reading "Murder on the Orient Express"

The future is now, but does it include us? Billionaires jockey for position in their own private space races while the rest of us are stuck in traffic. Individuals make more money each year than the GDP of developed nations while others struggle to finance a McRib. Artificial intelligence seems poised to make our lives … Continue reading "Smelling Elon’s Musk"

In a new work commissioned by the Minnesota Orchestra in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, composer Carlos Simon and librettist Marc Bamuthi Joseph tell a uniquely American story. As Simon and Joseph write in their artist statement: “brea(d)th is a classical work, inspired by the enduring presence of George Floyd the Ancestor, asking America … Continue reading "Brea(d)th at Orchestra Hall"