Thrifty Hipster

Interactive visual arts exhibition where seven Twin Cities-based artists use the distinct aesthetics of hip-hop to mirror, stencil, sketch, paint and project a multi-dimensional landscape and interactive game gallery exploring power, self, identity, and sexuality.

http://intermediaarts.org/calendar.php

Local electro-pop band Estate with their Nuclear City EP Release with DJ Sweet Talk Radio and Dada Trash Collage. Anthem Heart also showcasing art and visuals.

http://www.myspace.com/thedotcommunists

The 2nd Annual Autumn Music and Movies Series returns to the Lake Harriet Band Shell. Bring your picnic blankets and dress for the weather! Music at 8pm, movie starts at 9:15.
Tonight: The Twilight Hours + Umbrellas of Cherbourg

Mr. Chan Presents show, with Young the Giant. 18+

http://www.marinaandthediamonds.com

Interactive visual arts exhibition where seven Twin Cities-based artists use the distinct aesthetics of hip-hop to mirror, stencil, sketch, paint and project a multi-dimensional landscape and interactive game gallery exploring power, self, identity, and sexuality.

http://intermediaarts.org/calendar.php

If you love the TV Series, you'll love the parody of this lawless, filthy-mouthed town. Written by Joseph Scrimshaw and Tom Poole. ($13 w Fringe Button)

http://www.bryantlakebowl.com/calendar/shows/deadwood-last-bleeping-episode

The Current Presents Ratatatat with DOM. 18+

http://www.first-avenue.com/event/2010/09/893-current-presents-ratatat

Preview the slickest, styliest new rides from Handsome Cycles. A launch party features athletically inclined hipsters drinking good keg beer. Party.

Otherworldly pop meets ambitious and intimate orchestration for a sound that is both sweepingly majestic and instantly catchy. Known for their joyous and stunning live shows, this seven-member Copenhagen-based ensemble of multi-instrumentalists “has a knack for gorgeous, slow-motion buildups and sudden, shivery drop-offs; the music gleams and drips like an ice sculpture that never stops melting” (New York Times).

2 Day festival from Senor Wong, Station 4, Black Dog, and the Artist's Quarter... Featuring live music in the park, with live music after at the venues Friday night and all day Saturday. Dessa, MN Orchestra, Moses Oakland, Communist Daughter, and many more!

http://www.concreteandgrass.com

Ludacris (18+ show) knows that rap is essentially a man’s world -- and the three-time Grammy winner is doing something about it. On his eighth album, the multi-platinum rapper wanted to level the playing field a bit, so he crafted Battle Of The Sexes, a spirited collection that gives men and women equal billing...

http://www.first-avenue.com/event/2010/09/kdwb-and-miller-genuine-draft-present-ludacris

Jenny Lewis and Johnathan Rice. Female vocalist, Music, Vocals, Contemporary folk, Hot, Indie, Pop

http://jennyandjohnnymusic.com/

Interactive visual arts exhibition where seven Twin Cities-based artists use the distinct aesthetics of hip-hop to mirror, stencil, sketch, paint and project a multi-dimensional landscape and interactive game gallery exploring power, self, identity, and sexuality.

http://intermediaarts.org/calendar.php

Solera shows films on the big screen, on their roof, with themed drink specials and all! Don't fret if its raining, movies moved inside to an event space. September Schedule: 9/1: High Fidelity
9/7: Rocky Horror X2
9/8: Spinal Tap
9/14: Snatch
9/15: Fight Club
9/21: The Shining
9/22: Silence of the Lambs
9/28: Dogma
9/29: Clerks

Solera shows films on the big screen, on their roof, with themed drink specials and all! Don't fret if its raining, movies moved inside to an event space. September Schedule: 9/1: High Fidelity
9/7: Rocky Horror X2
9/8: Spinal Tap
9/14: Snatch
9/15: Fight Club
9/21: The Shining
9/22: Silence of the Lambs
9/28: Dogma
9/29: Clerks

Texas singer-songwriter Hayes Carll, the creator of one of the year's best country albums thus far tours on high praise.

http://www.myspace.com/hayescarll

Bluegrass and Jamming tonight at the Varsity. Cornmeal is in town and he came to get down (and he's much better than our rhyming)

http://www.myspace.com/cornmealinthekitchen