The Scene

August 1, 2025

Happy August to all who celebrate. Summer is starting to feel like salt air and the rust on your door. Hope some of you enjoyed that reference, but here’s some Arts & Entertainment news from around the Twin Cities from this past month!

In the Spotlight

Outpouring of love from the local community saves DIY house venue Pink Place. Image by Zara Siebers.

Community rallies behind Pink Place 

by Emma Vasa | Published July 22, 2025

The Como neighborhood is no stranger to DIY house venues. On most weekends during the spring, summer and fall, you can find a Como house hosting some of the University’s favorite local bands.

Since the summer of 2023, Pink Place has been no different. This house has hosted dozens of local musicians and bands on their backyard stage with the iconic pink house as its backdrop. 

Pink Place has garnered a lively community of music lovers and musicians for the past three years, with this summer noted as their official end.

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Arts & Entertainment

Laugh Camp Comedy Club embraces spontaneity

By Ziggy Keairns | At Laugh Camp Comedy Club, performers build improv scenes and connections with the audience in real time.

‘How It Feels’: Human-Made Art in a Machine-Made World

By Ziggy Keairns | Curated by Camden Stevens, this Minneapolis exhibition challenges AI-driven media with care-based art that invites real emotional connection.

Big Energy in a small tent

By Ziggy Keairns | Amid flickering lights and fearless feats, this travelling circus turned every stumble into a story of imagination and resilience.

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