St. Paul's Cultural Season: From Sci-Fi Horror to Climate-Conscious Cuisine
St. Paul's cultural scene is buzzing with a diverse range of events this season. Tunde Olaniran's debut film, 'Made a Universe', is set to premiere, while a thought-provoking discussion on 'The Fashion Act' is scheduled. Meanwhile, First Avenue will host 'Broken Ice', a musical event celebrating Northern Indigenous artists. Plus, Silverwood Park's 'Midwinter Melt' promises a magical winter experience. Food enthusiasts can also look forward to a unique culinary event at the Hewing Hotel.
Kicking off the season is Tunde Olaniran's 'Made a Universe', a film that blends science fiction and horror to explore environmental injustice and the carceral state. The debut will be screened at the North Garden Theater in St. Paul. The event begins with a fireside gathering by Melanin in Motion, accompanied by DJ Q Bear of KMOJ.
At the same venue, a discussion led by Kate Nelson and Betina Baumgarten will delve into 'The Fashion Act'. This bill aims to hold brands accountable for their social and environmental impacts. The event will also showcase visuals from artists Jaida Grey Eagle and Finn Ryan.
First Avenue will host 'Broken Ice', a musical event featuring Northern Indigenous artists. While specific artists and music styles couldn't be confirmed, the event promises a celebration of Indigenous talent.
For a magical winter experience, head to Silverwood Park's 'Midwinter Melt'. The event features mesmerizing lights, snowshoe luminary trails, a frozen footgolf course, and solar lamp creation.
Lastly, food lovers can indulge in a unique culinary experience at the Hewing Hotel. Former White House chef Sam Kass will collaborate with local chefs Andrew Zimmern and Marque Collins. The meal will feature ingredients near extinction, sparking conversation about climate challenges in the Midwest.
From thought-provoking films and discussions to musical celebrations and magical winter experiences, St. Paul's event calendar is filled with exciting and diverse offerings. Food enthusiasts can also look forward to a unique culinary event that raises awareness about climate challenges.
