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The “New Millennium” fashion show was held on Sunday afternoon. Photo: Michelle Lee, courtesy of Fashion Week Minnesota
Minnesota Fashion Week, a celebration local creative with a packed series of fashion shows, presentations, and panels, kicking off this weekend.
- This spring installment kicks off with a Sunday afternoon »New Millennium” Y2K fashion show and vintage market, followed by “Proximityrunway featuring Minnesota designers.
- Other events include special performances for Native, BIPOC and AAPI designers and models; the final runway will be held at the Museum of Russian Art on April 29.
Plus: Many of the pieces featured at the show are available for purchase.
- Display prices range from $25-$150; date and time varies.
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Hang out with us and make Twin Cities “greener, faster” on Saturday! We’re having an Earth Day cleanup at Theodore Wirth Park from 9:30am-noon.
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Record Store Day is this saturday. Our Saturday newsletter will have details and more events, but until then, check the list participating authorized businesses. Free
It’s a big week for the brewery anniversary. Modist Brewing Company And HeadFlyer Brewing throwing a party in Minneapolis on Saturday, and Electric Brewing Company in St. Paul will be pouring a new limited edition beer every day through Sunday. Free
Support local nerds on GeekCraft exhibition at the Minneapolis Convention Center Saturday and Sunday. No mass-produced items are permitted; everything is limited and made by hand. $2, $5 at the door
More than 100 catsincluding household pets, will compete at the cat show at the Hopkins Activity Center on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Individual admission is $6, or get the whole family for $13.
Attend St. Sensory-friendly Paul Saints game this Sundayorganized by the mental health non-profit organization Fraser. Accommodations include reduced volume, two sensory safe suites for visitors, and help navigating the rough courses. $18+
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