Twin Cities Agenda

The morning begins at a corner coffee shop with brick exposed walls, the deep set couches are always full with women knitting or writing the next great American novel. Tables, they’re drowning in laptops...

Being up-to-date on the up-and-coming restaurant scene is the in-thing these days and with that comes throngs of humans in a space all dying to be the first Instagram post and twitter feed talking...

If you’re a tea drinker in Minneapolis, you’re in luck: We have the best place to buy the best tea right here in our neighborhood with TeaSource. I would go so far as to...

While St. Paul’s 6th Street is by no means as lively as the legendary 6th Street in Austin, Texas, the mainline running east-west through downtown has slowly become one of the most consistent nightlife stretches in...

Music can a be pivotal component for celebrating life, especially with family and friends. The sunshine and good vibes also help to make for the best outdoor music festivals. The Twin Cities has a...

Top business stories from week 5/4- 5/10 Minneapolis If you hadn't noticed, Barnes&Noble on Nicollet Mall is now officially closed. It will be missed. Especially by Nicollet Mall, as the loss of Macy's across the...

Minneapolis and St. Paul are young, vibrant, trendy cities. We've got new businesses, restaurants, and fun activities popping up left and right -- so many of which that it can actually feel quite daunting...

With summer coming near and the weather hopefully not throwing us any more surprise snow flurries, it is finally time to discuss patios. And with nice weather the dog owners of the Twin Cities...

Here's some recipes to help you discover your own kitchen hacks. All of these can be made and stored for 1 week or frozen and used on the regular. Once you've made the Pistou and...

Sometimes, a child’s brightness, personality and artistic nature brings out the child within all of us. I took a family friend's daughter to a play at the Children’s Theatre this year and was almost mystified....