Guthrie Theater Minneapolis

With our free coffee and bagels in tow, we hit the road for Minneapolis.

Neither one of us has been, so we have no idea what to expect.

Thankfully, we have a friend, Kristina Kulp, who we haven’t seen in many years and she has kindly offered to let us stay with her.

As soon as we arrive at her place, it’s …

... something great. I didn't hit the bar/club scene and I didn't see a bunch of theater. Just one play at the historical Guthrie theater. A charming and funny play, preformed by a great cast in one of the newest and most unusual theaters.   Beyond ...

... mill. I love how they didn't destroy what was left of the mill and built a modern structure within it. The performing arts Guthrie Theater will catch your eye as well.  Then we browsed the city center. Nicollet Mall was actually cooler than the Mall ...

... snow and ice during their brutal winters. After our downtown tour, knowing Bret loves architecture, she takes us by the Guthrie Theater, where a variety of performances are given every weekend throughout the year. The building is pretty impressive with ...

... much like the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. Then, we walked along the river (as much as one could) towards the very interesting Guthrie Theater. This region, the old mill district, was a great combination of old and new. Stretched out along the Mississippi, ...

... cool day since a week before we left RI -what a stretch of summer! Today we were going to see the art museum and the Guthrie theater...but it wasn't meant to be. Just to complete the city theme, our vehicle was the victim of petty crime last ...