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Khue’s Kitchen gets well-deserved recognition from the New York Times (opens the original)
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Readers scrolling through the New York Times’s list of the country’s top 50 restaurants might’ve done a double-take when the roundup dropped recently: Hey, it’s Khue’s Kitchen! It’s a big honor for the inventive Vietnamese spot that opened in St. Paul in March 2025, tucked in a shared commercial kitchen in the industrial part of South St. Anthony Park. National media have thrown quite a bit of love at our local food scene in recent years, much of which has landed in Minneapolis; it’s nice when S
Fun Finder: Midway Music and Arts Fest, a paranormal investigation and a new documentary this weekend (opens the original)
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This weekend is shaping up to be a great opportunity to leave the house, mingle with your neighbors, get creative at the Midway Music and Arts Fest, sip unlimited bloody Marys, find out if a Stillwater building is actually haunted (no spoilers!) and more. Here are more details on these and other events we think are worth your time this weekend: Courtroom choral concert: Border CrosSing, a local choral nonprofit, is holding a free lunchtime performance at the Landmark Center, in the historic Cour
All-day Midway Diner, from chef Vincent Francoual, is now open in Allianz Field development (opens the original)
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Vincent Francoual spent a long time making food for a relatively short roster of diners. For nearly a decade and a half, the French chef ran the downtown Minneapolis fine dining favorite Vincent, A Restaurant. Before that, he’d cooked at several other acclaimed French spots in New York City, Minneapolis and France; after Vincent closed in 2015, he spent some years at the Minikhada Club before helping open another downtown Minneapolis spot, Chloe, in 2022. Now, Francoual is done with cloth napkin
Fun Finder: Explore murals, folk arts, nature paintings and Big Truck Day this weekend (opens the original)
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This is the last weekend of summer 2026, so let’s make it count. Fall officially begins with the autumnal equinox next Tuesday, Sept. 22, and we can already feel the cooler air starting to temper the heat of State Fair season. But before then, here are some events worth considering around St. Paul and the St. Croix valley this weekend: Mural madness: This weekend is the annual Chroma Zone Mural and Art Festival, the culmination of a summer of mural-painting around South St. Anthony Park. At 7 p.
St. Paul artist Bill Moran creates ‘LetterFish’ for Vatican Library exhibition (opens the original)
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To prepare for the 1999 St. Paul Art Crawl, letterpress printer Bill Moran was trying to come up with a clever idea for promotional work. Art that crawls, he thought… what about insects? So he rigged up a bug-like form using his collection of historical printers’ type, and the LetterBug was born. And for two and a half decades, Moran has printed bugs. His typographical insects have been exhibited in galleries from the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville to the Gutenberg Museum in Germany to
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