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Copyright Stillwater Area High School MMX
February 17, 2012
Graphic by Cammie Richards
In the bustling downtown of Stillwater, it is hard to miss the historic Isaac Staples Mill building on main street. There is no longer any lumber going through the large structure to be processed, but there is an abundance of art. The Stillwater Art Guild Gallery has made its home there for eight years. READ
It is a long, grueling battle for advertising spots in the Super Bowl. Millions of dollars are dished out for a 30 second bit that the creators hope will grab the attention of the audiences, especially those who watch the Super Bowl specifically for the commercials. Three Stillwater grads now have their chance at making their own production to put on display during the Super Bowl. READ
The Brick is a new music venue opening in Minneapolis this spring, hoping to offer yet another mid-sized choice for musical acts.
The venue is owned by AEG Live, an LA-based entertainment and promotion company. It will be located on 5th Street, across from Epic Nightclub, in the space that was formerly occupied by the Christian oriented venue Club 3 Degrees. The three-tiered space will feature a full bar on every level with a full-time bar on the lowest level. The Brick will be open to all ages and plans to open its doors in late March. READ
The Brick offers a new place for music in the Twin Cities
Sherlocked
Revised and revisited countless times, the stories of the fictional character Sherlock Holmes and his eternal partner in solving crimes, Doctor John Watson, have once again been adapted, this time by the British Broadcasting Company and directors Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss. The stories of Sherlock Holmes were originally written in 1887 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in a publication in London, England. READ