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This weekend is the 30th year of Art-a-Whirl, a free arts festival in northeast Minneapolis. The neighborhood has long been a hub for artists and creatives. Throughout the event it transforms as artists open their studio doors and northeast businesses host local music and food trucks. Organizers say it is the largest open artist studio tour in the country. Anna Becker is executive director of the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association, which organizes Art-a-Whirl. MPR News host Nina Moini talked with her along with Kari Maxwell, a painter and one of this year's 30 featured artists.

Our old friend, Youa Vang stopped by to share what she's working on at the Ramsey County Historical Society and of course her amazing cross-stitch work with her sister.  Third Daughter, Restless Daughter work can be found at 3drdcrafts.com and on all the socials.  See them at Art-A-Whirl this year.  We love Youa!  

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Art-A-Whirl, Sports Illustrated & Billie Eilish @ Target

Trump visit; Republican obsession with revenge; Dr. Joe Eastman joins the show; legislative session works to its final weekend; Anna Becker previews Art-A-Whirl this weekend; sign language interpreters.

As Practicing Catholics, we're always so grateful that the Catholic Church embraces the “transcendentals” of the True, the Good and Beautiful. Producer Kayla Mayer was joined by local Catholic artist Jenny Keller, who will be part of this year's Art-A-Whirl at St. Clement's in Northeast Minneapolis. Prefer to watch? Find the full interview with Jenny on our YouTube channel! Find more JK Ceramics on Instagram and Etsy. And meet Jenny in person at Art-A-Whirl! Like what you're hearing? Leave us a review, subscribe, and follow us on social media @practicingcatholicshow! Direct social media links: Instagram Facebook YouTube

Kii Arens joins us to promote is upcoming amazing rock poster Art-A-Whirl show in Northeast Minneapolis on May 17th. He also picks some righteous tunes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/brian-oake-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

As practicing Catholics, we see the fingerprints of God in our lives wherever we encounter the true, the good, and the beautiful. A local parish is giving you the opportunity to trip-the-light-transcendent, as well as give local artists a chance to showcase their talents and gifts! St. Clement's in NE Minneapolis is playing one of the hosts for this year's Art-a-Whirl. Joining us to tell us more are Christopher Santer, who is both an artist and an art teacher at Providence Academy; and Ann Marie Cosgrove, an artist-photographer and Art-a-Whirl contributor.

In-demand drummer and bandleader LA Buckner swung by the Jazz88 studios to discuss his upcoming show at Indeed Brewing for the Art-A-Whirl festival, Whirlygig.

In-demand drummer and bandleader LA Buckner swung by the Jazz88 studios to discuss his upcoming show at Indeed Brewing for the Art-A-Whirl festival, Whirlygig.

Kate Lawson, a former arts administrator and current arts enthusiast living in Minneapolis, is excited for Art-A-Whirl, the sprawling northeast Minneapolis open studio art tour that begins Friday.  In particular, she wants to point people to Hossle Woodworks. Founder Justin Hossle creates mid-century modern furniture and home decor. “The clean lines and natural finishes of his pieces really let the beauty of the woods stand out,” she said. “And it's a really fun experience to get to see how the pieces are put together in his workshop.” Hossle Woodworks will offer demonstrations and classes throughout the weekend. Sarah McGrill is an art consultant and educator in Minneapolis. She is a fan of visual artist Tammy Ortegon, who she says “has been a force in south Minneapolis, as she's owned her own gallery for 20 years and realized that she had never had a solo exhibition.”  To remedy this, Ortegon is offering a retrospective of her work in her own space, called the ColorWheel Gallery. The exhibit is called “30years Reflect Back/30years Inspired Forward,” and, according to McGrill, “it's just an experience to walk in and see the inspiration that she has in her shop to support local and regional artists.” The exhibit begins Saturday. Shannon Twohy is a curator and fiber artist from Minneapolis. She recommends “Living on the Edge,” presented by the North Shore Artists League. “As an artist myself, I think events that are pro-artists are so important,” she says. “I also love that the artwork and the exhibition are featuring the beauty of the North Shore.” The exhibition runs Friday through July 9 at the Phipps Center for the Arts in Hudson, Wis.

American Indian Month in Minnesota continues this May. And, this weekend's a busy one.The Minneapolis American Indian Center is hosting their free Open House and Family Fun Night - May 19th.A carnival with free entry, free food, and free prizes found among their games and attractions. The MAIC Facebook page shows while its Franklin Avenue building renovation continues on, the Minneapolis event's at Cedar Field Park -  the evening of Friday the 19th.And there are other open houses throughout the weekend. The Native American Community Clinic is opening its doors for lung cancer screenings and a community lunch Friday, in celebration of serving the community for the last 20 years.About 4 blocks away, the Indian Health Board is also serving lunch at their open house.It's also Art-A-Whirl weekend in Nordeast Minneapolis. The Minnesota Indigenous Business Alliance and Mnisota Native Artists Alliance are hosting a Native arts market, showcasing several artists' work from around the region. With a hoop dancing performance Saturday the 20th. That's on the third floor of the Northrup King Building.In upcoming events, you can find traditional and contemporary pow wows, workshops and the 2023 Tribal Energy Equity Summit. Native American tribal leaders and federal officials from the U.S. Department of Energy, the Department of the Interior, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will be meeting in Saint Paul. May 22nd through the 24th. The summit is not open to the public, but you can find registration information at the Minnesota Native News dot Org website.White Earth Mental Health is also observing May - Mental Health Month, hosting the 2023 American Indian Mental Health Conference. This year's theme is BIZINDAADIWAG - Post-COVID-19: Rebuilding Connections and Holistically Addressing Mental Health. That will be at Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen May 24th and 25th.If you want more details on any of these or other events, you can find info at the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors, or MUID, website or the May issue of The Circle. We'll have a link to both of their calendars at Minnesota Native News dot Org [MinnesotaNativeNews.Org]

Margo Ashmore of the Northeaster Newspaper joins the Morning Show to highlight Speak MPLS, a new way for members to create broadcast quality productions, plus some highlights from Art-a-Whirl you might have missed!

Margo Ashmore of the Northeaster Newspaper joins the Morning Show to highlight Speak MPLS, a new way for members to create broadcast quality productions, plus some highlights from Art-a-Whirl you might have missed!

Steph and Steph talk Art-A-Whirl weekend. S'Hansen has the best recipes for rhubarb from jams to muffins to salads. Stephanie Meyer of Project Vibrancy calls in to discuss her new Spring Appetite Reset: a program to help deliciously crush your appetite and lose a few winter pounds without being hungry.

Mouse and Rat games for both Jason and Steve, Dirt Alert, Moulin Rouge Review at the Orpheum from Jason and things to do this weekend like Art-A-Whirl in Northeast Minneapolis

Anna Becker, Executive Director for the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association, the organization behind Art-a-Whirl joins The Morning Show with tips for getting to and navigating this weekend's festival.

Margo Ashmore of the Northeaster Newspaper checks in with an update on No Mow May efforts in different cities in the metro, plus Art A Whirl back in full force this weekend.

Anna Becker, Executive Director for the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association, the organization behind Art-a-Whirl joins The Morning Show with tips for getting to and navigating this weekend's festival.

Margo Ashmore of the Northeaster Newspaper checks in with an update on No Mow May efforts in different cities in the metro, plus Art A Whirl back in full force this weekend.

Give Art A Whirl ;)(Reimagined Tribute to I Kissed A Girl by Katy Perry)*Awesome covers by Rain Paris & Attack Attack!**Original written by: Catherine Dennis, Katy Perry, Łukasz Gottwald, & Martin Sandberg Lyrics:From the start, my knowledge, I wanted to expandFelt deep seated motivationsAlthough accounting paved the way as a rigorous undergradHumanities caputured my infatuationsArt gets me highWhen I catch the dark bluesThat's why I'm singing this song Furiously scribble, ‘til my pencils fumeArt and music hold my affection Give art a whirlIt keeps glowingRide joy like a Rococo swingsetWatch paint, as it swirlsContext and subtextThankful to Johnston, Smoothe, and my bro, Mr. MartinekBaroque's big and boldSurrealism's odd but slyThankful to Art Of FilmMalloy deserves the spotlight Give writing a twirlIt keeps shining Leaves me delightedOn planet art, there's Monet and ManetPlus, remember Whistler's Nocturnes & MotherPicasso's Cubism attracts extreme amounts of fameRenoir and Dalí reign in wonder van Gogh's Starry, Starry Night Is forever my museAdore The Son of Man by René Magritte His Clairvoyance from watching bird eggs Leaves viewers bemusedSending hearts to Napoleoni and his family Give art a whirlIt keeps sparklingRide joy like a Rococo swingsetWatch paint, as it swirlsContext and subtextThankful to Johnston, Smoothe, and my bro, Mr. MartinekBaroque's big and boldSurrealism's odd but slyThankful to Art Of FilmMalloy deserves the spotlight Give writing a twirlIt keeps shining Leaves me delightedGel pens, canvas, plus crayons by CrayolaSmooth tipped, brush headsDesigned delicately for makeupImpressionist, then rewind timeHellenistic Greek sculpture approach Gung-ho for MedievalHalo's golden Rewind the filmEnjoy the descent… Give art a whirlIt keeps glowingRide joy like a Rococo swingsetWatch paint, as it swirlsContext and subtextThankful to Johnston, Smoothe, and my bro, Mr. MartinekBaroque's big and boldSurrealism's odd but slyThankful to Art Of FilmMalloy deserves the spotlight Give writing a twirlIt keeps shining Leaves me delightedEndTribute by Melissa Smith:- Melzy of Wonderland on Youtube- Mel's Music on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Castbox, Deezer, Podcast Addict, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, Facebook &- Melissa_Martinek_Smith on Instagram (AKA: MelsMusic)

John Akre on Vimeo John Akre is an animator, experimental filmmaker and documentarian who has been an integral part of the community art community of Minneapolis for decades. We discuss his films "Charlotte's Photographs," the "Hats of the New American Cinema Series: Scor3pio Rising" and his ongoing Art-A-Whirl and Open Streets projects.

Episode 16 – A Conversation with Margo Ashmore When it comes to NE Minneapolis, perhaps no one has played a role in so many varying aspects in making this fine neighborhood what it is, than today's guest. Margo Ashmore is many things and has, like I said, played many roles, from being the coordinator of the nations largest open air studio tour, Art A Whirl, back in its early days, to being the coordinator of the Minneapolis/St Paul Home tour since 2005, sitting on the boards of the NE Minneapolis Arts District, the NE Community Development Corporation and Art To Change the World. Somewhere she also finds time for her own art, wether it be photography, writing, story telling and even taking the stage for stand up comedy. Most notably, Margo has been the owner and publisher of the Northeaster Newspaper since 1981. While the paper covers all things news related in NE and immediate vicinity, more importantly, it keeps a spotlight on all things arts related being generated in our fair neighborhood. And theres a lot of arts going on here. I hope you enjoy and Cheers! Be sure to check us out online at www.roguebuddha.com

With so much on hold because of COVID-19, the arts community in Minnesota is struggling. Theaters are canceling and rescheduling their seasons, musicians are turning to social media to put on virtual concerts and visual artists are losing income because of canceled art fairs. The pandemic has created short-term and long-term uncertainty for artists and arts organizations, but it has also spurred creativity about ways to make and share art. For example, Art-A-Whirl, an annual art festival in northeast Minneapolis, opens virtually on Friday. Members of Minnesota's arts community join MPR News host Angela Davis to talk about their new realities and what the future might hold. Guests: Laura Zabel is the executive director of Springboard for the Arts, an economic and community development organization for Minnesota’s artists. Leah Cooper is the co-artistic director of Wonderlust Productions, a theater company based in St. Paul. Shantel Dow is the executive director of the Reif Performing Arts Center in Grand Rapids, Minn. Use the audio player above to listen to the program. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.

Episode 15 – Art-A-Whirl with Anna Becker In this weeks episode I chat with Anna Becker, Executive Director of NEMAA, the NE Minneapolis Arts Association. Along with guiding the 1000+ member organization, Anna is in charge of making sure everything goes smoothly with Art-A-Whirl, the nations largest open-air studio tour! Find out how NEMAA is navigating current world affairs and what it means for Art-A-Whirl, it's artists and tens of thousands of fans and collectors who flood the NE neighborhood each May in search of their new found art loves. Episode 15 drops tonight at 7pm at roguebuddha.com and wherever you listen to podcasts! I hope you enjoy and Cheers!

Ali and Harmony are live at Revolution Hall at Rosedale Center, Art-A-Whirl, Vinyard Vines and Target, special guest Mich Berthiaume joins the show and tells makers how to get a hold of her, and Whose Look.

The Stephs share their favorites in Top Two, Dribs and Drabs includes a Taco Bell resort, Art-A-Whirl, and other fun stuff happening this weekend!

This week Stephanie and Kelsey of 612Brew came and had a beer with us! We learned about how each of them got into beer and landed at 612Brew and about the rebranding/relaunch of this now 6 year old brewery.  We sipped on the new "flagship" beer Mill City Pils and the original flagship Unrated while the ladies discussed their upcoming Wednesday Pint for a Cause on April 3rd for Global Response Management to give aid to those affected by the war in Yemen.  A dollar for every pint sold goes toward a different charity no matter what kind of beer you get! Stephanie & Kelsey also told us about new one-off beers they'll be canning monthly and how excited they are for Art-A-Whirl! *Bonus* An extra long outtake at the end with some tips on how to get your dog or cat to photograph well for Instagram! 

The Twin Cities is buzzin' this weekend with Art-A-Whirl events; Liquid Zoo, Hai Hai/Grumpy's block party, Guest Kris Newcomer shares Firefly sisterhood event, Burger Battle event today, and more foodie news!

Kind of melancholy episode this week with the passing of Chris Cornell & Powers Boothe. Influential figures in the hosts's lives to be sure. The guys also talk about the Gopher softball controversy, renaming the Mooch, Non-Revenue notoriety is given to Maria Bamford, Jer gives some tips on having a successful Art-A-Whirl weekend, and the new seasons of Twin Peaks and Mystery Science Theater 3000 Brought to you by Tin Whiskers Brewing (twbrewing.com) Music provided by Royal Brat, Fury Things, and Monica LaPlante who are all a part of Art-A-Whirl this weekend in Northeast Minneapolis!

.embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto; } .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container embed { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; } Selling your Minneapolis home? Get a free Home Value ReportBuying a Minneapolis home? Search all Homes for SaleI've been meaning to highlight areas of Minneapolis that I enjoy and that are also worth living in. Today I'll be speaking about my own neck of the woods, which is Northeast Minneapolis. There is a lot to do around here, whether you like sports, music, art, or just a cold beer.This area boasts a strong arts district which hosts something called Art-A-Whirl every year that brings in a lot of local artists and musicians. You can learn more about this festival here.Northeast Minneapolis is sometimes referred to as Nordeast, and a lot has changed in the last 10 years. However, a lot of old institutions are still here like Jax Cafe, Stanley's, and Elsie's Bowling Alley.There is also a fairly new place called The Anchor, which serves fish and chips and is one of the highest-rated restaurants in the area. Betty Danger's Country Club has a Ferris Wheel attached to their restaurant, so this is a perfect destination for your family. You can even dine in one of the cars on the Ferris Wheel!One of the major reasons that the Nordeast is prized is because we have very good schools in this part of the city. Waite Park Elementary School has been ranked extremely high, as well as Northeast Middle School, and then there is Edison High School.If you're thinking of buying a home in Northeast Minneapolis, I recommend you come out and take a look. It's a very relaxed, family-friendly area. Please don't hesitate to ask me about this part of Minneapolis because I would love to talk to you about it!

We forgot to prepare for the show so we did a group tap-dance routine for an hour. The routine included:   Clarence's NFL draft rebuttal Our throats are scratchy, we're coming down with something, not sure what it could be, it's a mystery NBA draft lottery (yes, it got that desperate) Art-A-Whirl, dance competitions and various other tangents   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Weekend warrior Leann survives a brush with gravity, fights through the pain to make it happen at Art-A-Whirl, strides across the free marketplace of ideas with arms akimbo, and survives at least one more hour of Jon’s bullshit.Jon gets his picture taken with the mayor.Together they make podcasting magic. Fresh from the Queen Avenue Studios, it’s the Geekiana Podcast. Accept. No. Substitutes!Music by:Burn Unit, Caly McMorrow,and Passage