Entertainment in Minneapolis
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Nye's Polonaise Room
The World's Most Dangerous Polka Band lets loose Thursday through Saturday. It's smashing fun, and enhanced if you find yourself an old-timer to twirl you around the room.
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First Avenue & 7th St Entry
This is the bedrock of Minneapolis' music scene, and it still pulls in top bands and big crowds.
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Guthrie Theater
Minneapolis' top-gun theater troupe, with the jumbo facility to prove it.
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Brit's Pub
A lawn bowling green carpets the roof, and Brit's sweeping selection of Scotch, port and beer is sure to unleash skills in the sport you never knew you had.
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Grumpy's
Grumpy's is the Northeast's classic dive, with cheap (but good) beer and an outdoor patio. Sample the specialty 'hot dish' on Tuesdays for $1.
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Runyon's
Runyon's is one of many busy places in the Warehouse District that pours a fine brew. Nosh on chicken wings, easily the best in town.
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Historic Pantages, State & Orpheum Theatres
The main venues for Broadway shows and touring acts, all in a row on Hennepin Ave S at street Nos 710, 805 and 910, respectively.
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Gay Nineties
For nightlife, Gay Nineties has dancing, dining and drag shows that attract both gay and straight clientele.
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Tugg's Tavern
Tugg's draw is its swell outdoor patio on the Mississippi River's revitalized north-side strip.
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Orchestra Hall
Superb acoustics for concerts by the acclaimed Minnesota Symphony Orchestra.
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Target Field
It's the brand spankin' new stadium for the Twins pro baseball team.
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