Arts – Page 22 – Journeys 3.1

The Comet of 1812

Being Minnesotan, we were grateful our cheaper seats at “The Comet of 1812” on Broadway kept us from interacting with the actors, mostly.

Explored a timely collection of photographs at the Minneapolis Institute of Art: “Resistance, Protest, Resilience.”

On my walk, popped into the Walker Art Center to “Question the Wall Itself.”

With the Super Bowl about to start, it was time to walk to the Lagoon to see a good movie, Hidden Figures.

It was a decidedly German day: lunch at the Black Forest Inn, then the Martin Luther exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Walked to Uptown to escape to a guilty pleasure, “La La Land”.

Positively 4th Street mural, looking towards 4th Street, Dinkytown, on an urban hike today searching for traces of Bob Dylan in Minneapolis.

View, Guthrie Theater before “The Parchman Hour.” Freedom Riders in 1961, racial justice: we need to ask more of ourselves and our leaders.

We listened to Meryl Streep singing with gusto.

Dinner at the Dakota with Jane Monheit and Nicholas Payton.