Books from two international authors invite your imagination to travel while your body stays put.
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[Arts]
Alex Weiss was the most sought-after music arranger in Tel Aviv, Israel, when Adi Yeshaya was a teenager. When it came to creating music, Weiss was the standard everyone looked to, and Yeshaya was no different.
[Arts]
Many factors have contributed to singer-songwriter Alison Scott’s choice of career. Supportive parents, who both majored in music, is one. “Until I told them to take a night off, they were at every one of my shows,” she says.
When Angela Jaskowiak got in a car accident in high school, she thought her music career was over. Nerve damage in her hands left her unable to keep up with the rigor of playing an instrument.
[People]
To realtor Kath Hammerseng, selling houses is about giving back. “I really, really love helping people with that piece [of buying their house].
[People]
Minnesota claims its share of homegrown entertainment stars, from Judy Garland to Bob Dylan and Prince. But one who often goes under the radar is the internationally renowned filmmaker and sole non-British member of the Monty Python comedy troupe, Terry Gilliam.
[Garden]
Gloria Rice’s garden attracts and delights bees, birds, butterflies and, on one balmy midsummer day last year, a hungry hummingbird clearwing moth eager to feast on the nectar of the swamp milkweeds in Rice’s garden.
[People]
The employees at Nelson Lawn and Landscape aren’t your typical lawn guys, drifting around your yard in raggedy shorts and tees.
[Arts]
Minneapolis visual artist Julian McFaul is bringing his popular Castle Adventure Camp to French Regional Park next month.
[Arts]
Heidi Eitreim was heading out the back door of her home when this breath-taking scene caught her eye.
