HeyJaredGeorgia Ross
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
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- Aug 22, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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The River Carnival: Where the Mississippi River, 16-foot winged toads, and the “fire and water spirits” meet (opens the original)
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From 7 – 9 p.m. on Aug. 23 find the River Night Circus at Raspberry Island in downtown St Paul – an event put on by Deeper Water Arts, Jackson Street Arts, and Eddie Estrin in collaboration with St. Paul Parks. Put on by over 45 local artists, the evening includes everything from fortune-telling and tarot card readings to cabaret-style music and aerial arts featured, branded as “Insomnia Salon Vol. 3”. Event organizers Margit Berman, Eddie Estrin, and Julie Marie Muskat met while attending an ar
Meritage Underground, from owner of St. Paul restaurant, debuts in former Artists’ Quarter space (opens the original)
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Eleven months ago, Desta Marée, co-owner of St. Paul’s French fine-dining restaurant Meritage, had a vision. Saloon. Settees. Salmon rillettes. Something “sensual,” she said. With a soft-opening this summer, Marée opened Meritage Underground with a simple French-inspired “nosh” menu and different programming for almost every night of the week, including wine-tasting, membership nights, speakeasy, and hosting artists in residency. The bustling Artists’ Quarter jazz club, which previously occupied
How a Prescott history teacher’s class is forging tribal connections (opens the original)
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Near the St. Croix Confluence, where the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers converge, decades of deadly conflict waged as 18th-century-settlers pressured the Ojibwe tribe to give up their territory and natural resources. But on Aug. 8 at Freedom Park in Prescott, Wis., on the shore of the confluence, tennis shoes and moccasins landed in the grass on the same beat. Members of the Prescott community and Ojibwe and Dakota tribes gathered for a “Confluence of Communities.” The event celebrated over 30
St. Croix Chocolate Co.’s new owner takes silver in international competition, solidifying the company’s legacy (opens the original)
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A four-minute walk from the St. Croix River, in a town of 740 people, the St. Croix Chocolate Company has tempered award-winning, world-class chocolate for 16 years. This past September, company founders Robyn Dochterman and Diedre Pope, ready to turn a chapter, offered the keys and molds to chocolatier Jason Moldan. Within months after taking over, “The Stinger,” his hot honey caramel creation, took silver in the International Chocolate Salon’s Best White Chocolate awards. Moldan had been nervo
Fringe review: Heartfelt ‘Watership Down’ is sure to lift you up (opens the original)
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Nothing makes you want to join a flock of joyful, sincere, hungry bunnies like Melancholics Anonymous’ adaptation of Richard Adams’ novel “Watership Down.” A true testament to the theater company’s mission, including values of commitment and collaboration, the performance feels like the Down rabbits are a family on and off the stage. Their all-in enthusiasm is contagious. With raw vocals from nearly each performer, simple yet profound live drum and violin lines and creative props to propel the s
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