Minnesotan creates the secret to stylish winter warmth: 'It’s the single most useful thing in my wardrobe'
Katherine Pluhar of Edina calls it “the single most useful thing in my wardrobe.” Janelle Fletcher of St. Louis Park describes it as “a very elegant solution to the inelegant problem of being cold” ...
Met Opera’s Lindsay Ohse steps into the glass slipper of ‘Cendrillon’
Met Opera soprano and Grammy winner Lindsay Ohse will play the hopeful Cinderella in Opera Orlando’s next production, ...
40ish Houston artists under age 40ish: The next generation of creatives shaping the city's future
Meet the 47 artists, dancers, designers, choreographers, musicians, gallery owners from Montrose to the Museum District ...
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Minnesota Orchestra reports $3.8 million operating loss in annual report
The Minnesota Orchestra reported a $3.8 million operating loss for the 2023-2024 fiscal year, despite a 22 percent increase ...
Reds will wear No. 14 patch on jersey sleeve to honor Pete Rose, who died last year
The Cincinnati Reds will wear a No. 14 patch on the sleeve of their jersey this season to honor hometown star and career hits leader Pete Rose, the team announced Monday.
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In Minneapolis, a Layer of Hygge Warmth for a Top-Notch Orchestra
Thomas Sondergard, outside of Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, is in his second season as the Minnesota Orchestra’s music director.Credit...Jenn Ackerman for The New York Times Supported by By ...
Who is that violinist with the rainbow hair? Meet Minnesota Orchestra’s Susie Park.
The St. Paul resident is the orchestra’s second in command, but she’ll take the spotlight in concerts this month.
Minnesota Orchestra posts $3.8 million deficit after losing pandemic-era grants
Despite the deficit, the orchestra achieved its highest-ever levels of annual fund donations and earned revenue.
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Minnesota Orchestra posts $3.8 million deficit after losing pandemic-era grants
Orchestra Hall was filled to 75 percent paid capacity, up 3%. Nearly 250,000 people attended in-person Minnesota Orchestra concerts and an additional 168,810 watched digitally and on TV.