Author: Mia McGill

Minnesota-based nonprofit and service organization Adoptee Hub is helping Korean adoptees build connections to their culture—and each other.

Good Hart’s "Elevating Diverse Voices" residency emphasizes that art is for everyone.

The Minnesota State Fair is in full swing, and there's still time to stop by the Great Minnesota Get-Together for your share of crop art and deep fried ranch dressing.

On June 13, hundreds of visitors attended Mackinac Island's Second Annual Jamaican Celebration.

Did you know that this SPAM-tastic museum is free to visit and less than two hours from the Twin Cities?

Sarah Smarsh's 2018 memoir Heartland, a book about rural issues, was discussed in rural communities across South Dakota.

With less than 10% of theaters in the country showing analog film prints, these Midwestern theaters are among the few keeping the art alive.

For Pharaoh Brooks and Dameion Brown, acting in prison offered an escape from the monotonous minutiae of daily life and created a path through life beyond bars.

In North Dakota and Minnesota, a new generation continues a centuries-old tradition.

These six organizations in Minneapolis and St. Paul highlight the connection between creativity and community togetherness.