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Sunday
October 12
  • Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions  (Sports)
    Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
    12:00 AM
    The Minnesota Vikings will take the field against the Detroit Lions.

    Website: www.vikings.com/
    Tickets: Box Office: 612-333-8828; Ticketmaster: 651-989-5151, http://www.ticketmaster.com/
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  • Stereolab  (Music)
    First Avenue
    8:00 PM
    Led by Tim Gane and Laetitia Sadier, Stereolab either legitimized forms of music that were on the fringe of rock, or brought attention to strands of pop music -- bossa nova, lounge-pop and movie soundtracks -- that were traditionally banished from the rock lineage.

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  • Playhouse Disney Live! On Tour  (Music)
    Xcel Energy Center
    12:00 AM
    'Playhouse Disney Live!' brings together four of Disney Channel's Playhouse Disney programs together on the same stage. Follow characters from 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse,' 'Little Einsteins,' 'Handy Manny' and 'My Friends Tigger and Pooh' as they set off in their own unique ways to create and contribute songs and music for an unforgettable musical party at Mickey's Clubhouse.

    Tickets: Box Office: 651-726-8240; Ticketmaster: 651-989-5151, http://www.ticketmaster.com/
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  • Defending the Caveman: National Tour  (Theater)
    Hennepin Stages (formerly Hey City Theater)
    3:00 PM
    Written by Rob Becker and performed by a network of talented actors nationwide, 'Defending the Caveman' is a one man comedy performance that examines the battle of the sexes and how men and women struggle to understand one another. Becker traces conflict between the sexes back to the era of the caveman and, in so doing, reveals that these differences can actually be used to build bridges to cross the gender gap.

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  • Taj Mahal  (Music)
    Fitzgerald Theater
    7:30 PM
    A one-of-a-kind performer and a master and pioneer of many great African-American musical traditions, Taj Mahal is one of the country's premiere troubadours. Caribbean, Hawaiian, African, Latin and Cuban sounds and rhythms mix with folk, jazz, zydeco, gospel, rock, pop, soul, and R&B, all layered on top of a solid country blues foundation.

    Website: www.tajblues.com
    Tickets: Box Office: 651-290-1221; Ticketmaster: 651-989-5151, http://www.ticketmaster.com/
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  • Blind Boys of Alabama, The  (Music)
    Orchestra Hall
    2:00 PM
    The Blind Boys, headed by Clarence Fountain, have been together for more than 50 years and continue to bring audiences to their feet with foot-stomping, jubilee-style gospel music.

    Tickets: 612-371-5656
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  • Chiodos  (Music)
    Epic Nightclub
    5:00 PM
    Chiodos formed in high school, just outside of Flint, MI. Then known as The Chiodos Bros, they played the local scene and began writing original music. Since their initial 2002 demo, 'The Best Way To Ruin Your Life,' they've built a national following and have released several full-length albums.

    Website: www.chiodos.net
    Tickets: 612-332-3742; http://www.ticketmaster.com
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  • Silken Relic Shrouds: New Insights on Historic Textiles  (Talks & Readings)
    Minneapolis Institute of Arts
    6:00 PM

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-870-3131
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  • Experience the Caribbean in Mexico  (Special Event)
    Mall of America
    11:00 AM

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 952-883-8800
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  • Scarecrow Contest  (Art)
    Minnesota Zoo
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    Website: N/A
    Tickets: Reservations required: 952-431-9200
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  • Story Time  (Talks & Readings)
    Minnesota Children's Museum
    10:30 AM
    Listen to storytellers who tell stories about good smelling foods and fragrances.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 651-225-6001
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  • Live Animal Programs  (Special Event)
    Minnesota Children's Museum
    11:00 AM
    Meet and investigate about the museum's live animals.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 651-225-6001
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  • La Femme  (Special Event)
    Gay 90's, The
    8:00 PM

    Website: N/A
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  • Mythologies  (Art)
    Walker Art Center
    11:00 AM
    Including works by Joseph Beuys, May Esch, Katharina Fritsch, Anselm Kiefer, Paul McCarthy, Julie Mehretu, Sigmar Polke, Charles Ray, and Paul Thek, Mythologies assembles a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, multiples, and sound installation, around the idea of historical or contemporary mythologies.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-375-7622, http://www.walkerart.org/
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  • Statements: Beuys, Flavin, Judd  (Art)
    Walker Art Center
    11:00 AM
    Grouping Beuys, Flavin and Judd provides a snapshot of a vital moment in postwar cultural production where three different statements reflect distinct positions towards art-making and the ways in which these artists addressed the autonomy of art, its nature and its social power.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-375-7622, http://www.walkerart.org/
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  • Dance Annex  (Special Event)
    Gay 90's, The
    9:00 PM

    Website: N/A
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  • Journeys to Nowhere  (Art)
    Walker Art Center
    11:00 AM
    This exhibition explores the convergence of reality and fiction, memory and history and various modes of cultural reproduction through the use of a diverse range of media, including film, video, sound, animation, sculpture, and architecture.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-375-7622, http://www.walkerart.org/
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  • Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future  (Art)
    Walker Art Center
    11:00 AM
    This exhibit features never-before-seen sketches, working drawings, models, photographs, furnishings, films and other ephemera from various archives and private collections. Exploring his entire output of more than 50 built and unbuilt projects, it provides a unique opportunity to consider Saarinen's innovations in the use of new materials, technologies and construction techniques within the larger context of postwar modern architecture.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-375-7622, http://www.walkerart.org/
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  • Bright Lights, Big City  (Theater)
    Hennepin Center for the Arts (Bower-Hawthorne/Illusion Theatre)
    7:30 PM
    'Bright Lights, Big City' concerns the life of young New Yorker, Jamie who seems to have it all: good looks, a successful model wife, a job at a prestigious magazine and many friends. During one week, however, his life spins out of control and his search for his true self begins anew. He relives the loss of his mother, wife, job and dignity in the span of one week as he falls into a downward spiral where he turns to the addictive club and drug scene of 1980s Manhattan but he escapes in time to learn valuable lessons about family, loss and love.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-339-4944
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  • Backstage Tour  (Talks & Readings)
    Guthrie Theatre
    10:00 AM
    Discover the stunning and expanded features of the state of the art facility and learn how to take plays from script to stage, including the many intriguing steps in between.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: Reservations required: 612-377-2224
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  • Shape of Time  (Art)
    Walker Art Center
    11:00 AM
    'Shape of Time' unfolds a chronological path through 50 years of art history. The exhibition begins with postwar abstraction, moves on to the historical and visual thrill of "alternative modernisms" and ends in the swarming and seductive experiments of the 1980s and 1990s.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 612-375-7622, http://www.walkerart.org/
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  • 12:00 AM
    Listen to curator Andy Sturdevant who tells the saga of soap from the depths of 20 years of archives. That include photographs, artwork, promotional posters, historic documents, personal recollections and video. It also features over a dozen artists who have been invited back to show new work and share their experiences at ‘No Name and the Soap.’

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  • Wolf Awareness Weekend  (Special Event)
    Como Zoo
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  • Sunken Garden Fall Flower Show  (Special Event)
    Marjorie McNeely Conservatory
    10:00 AM
    Watch the 'Fall Flower Show' that displays chrysanthemums in shades of purple, pink and yellow in early fall which will transition into shades of maroon, copper and gold in late fall.

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  • Hindsight is Always 20/20  (Theater)
    Weisman Art Museum
    11:00 AM
    'Hindsight is 20/20' is a solo exhibition that features 43 prints by R. Luke DuBois, which sort State of the Union addresses from all of our past presidents according to word frequency and frames them as Snellen vision charts. The top of each print presents the word most frequently uttered by that president during the address, with the next most frequent words appearing in decreasing size.

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  • What Do You say, America?  (Art)
    Weisman Art Museum
    11:00 AM
    This exhibition focuses on visual communication in 20th century America. What do YOU say, AMERICA? invites viewers to consider how the government has communicated about war and the imperative of bringing the nation to war, both in the past and in more recent times.

    Website: N/A
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  • Ball-o-Rama  (Art)
    Minnesota Children's Museum
    9:00 AM
    Explore velocity, gravity, friction and more by sending balls on a looping, rolling, race to the finish. Discover why people don't fall out of a rollercoaster when riding upside down. Ball-o-rama's interactive components are modeled after centuries-old experiments created by Newton and Galileo.

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 651-225-6001
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  • Hmong at Heart  (Special Event)
    Minnesota Children's Museum
    9:00 AM

    Website: N/A
    Tickets: 651-225-6001
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