Minneapolis & St. Paul's Unique Winter Events Blend Art, Culture, and Awareness
This winter, Minneapolis and St. Paul are buzzing with unique events that blend art, culture, and awareness. From mesmerizing light displays to culinary experiences and thought-provoking discussions, here's what's in store.
Kicking off the season is 'Midwinter Melt' at Silverwood Park. Expect a dazzling display of lights, snowshoe trails, and frozen footgolf. The event, powered by solar lamps created by attendees, will also host a fireside gathering led by Melanin in Motion and music by DJ Q Bear of KMOJ.
In the realm of fashion, the Fashion Act is set to make waves. This initiative aims to hold brands accountable for their social and environmental impacts, shifting the responsibility from individual shoppers to the industry itself. A discussion led by Kate Nelson and Betina Baumgarten will delve into the potential implications of this act on the fashion industry.
Culinary enthusiasts are in for a treat at the Hewing Hotel. Sam Kass will host an event featuring local chefs Andrew Zimmern and Marque Collins. The trio will create dishes using near-extinct ingredients to raise awareness about climate challenges in the Midwest.
First Avenue will host 'Broken Ice', a musical event celebrating Northern Indigenous artists. Expect performances from AKU-MATU, Dylan Bizhikiins Jennings, Joe Rainey, S. Carey's Bizhiki, Nicholas Galanin's Ya Tseen, Jaida Grey Eagle, and Finn Ryan.
Lastly, catch Tunde Olaniran's debut film, 'Made a Universe', at the North Garden Theater in St. Paul. The film explores themes of environmental injustice and repression.
From illuminating parks to thought-provoking discussions and musical celebrations, these events offer more than just entertainment. They serve as reminders of the importance of environmental and social responsibility, making this winter an ideal time to engage, learn, and enjoy.
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