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- An all-grown-up Tom DeLonge is out of this world at Angels & Airwaves' arena-scaled First Ave show December 13 by Alex Rice
- The weekend's best concerts: Dec. 13-15 December 13 by CP Staff
- In 2019 female R&B artists took their pleasure seriously—and thrived December 12 by Alfred Soto
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Food & Drink
- Eastlake Craft Brewery celebrates 5 years of under-the-radar success December 13 by Jerard Fagerberg
- Cook-owner of Al's Breakfast retiring after 40 years December 12 by Sarah Brumble
- Say hello to the Freehouse's beautiful new 'winter domes' December 12 by Sarah Brumble
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Arts & Leisure
- Holiday bake sales, Super Smash Bros. melee, Krampus visits: 64 free things to do this weekend December 13 by Jessica Armbruster
- A shopping guide for the dudes in your life: Dad, your brother, Uncle Bill, your BF, and BFF December 12 by Kara Nesvig
- May you die in Ireland December 12 by Jerard Fagerberg
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Movies
- Review: Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver consciously uncouple in 'Marriage Story' December 10 by Bryan Miller
- Review: 'Waves' is an emotional gut-punch of a film—and one of the year’s best December 4 by Tony Libera
- Elf December 11 by Jessica Armbruster
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Rose Smith, 'Journey to Minnesota'
Rose and Melvin Smith: Remembering Rondo
Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., and Sun. from June 6-Sept. 8
Time Varies
Free
Art, Museums
The celebratory work of Rose and Melvin Smith, two Minnesota artists who lived in and documented the demise of Minneapolis’ Rondo neighborhood, is the focus of this exhibition, along with the myriad ways in which the community continues to endure. Melvin’s witty collage portraits and three-dimensional models of Rondo buildings are enhanced by Rose’s portraits of family members and musicians. Together, their work speaks to the vibrant spectrum of life in Rondo. In doing so, the work reveals the invaluable complexity of our larger African-American community.
by Camille LeFevre
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