Scenes from Saturday's (April 6) Final Four event at US Bank Stadium.

For seven years the men of Positive Image have been celebrating the relationship of fathers and daughters in the Twin Cities -- particularly the relationship of Black fathers and their daughters.

Scenes from the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Delta Phi Omega Inaugural Biennial Cotillion, held Feb. 16, 2019 at the Minneapolis Marriott Northwest. 

Hopefully the Minnesota Timberwolves aren’t too married to their blue and white uniforms, because if they play like they played in the debut of their Prince-inspired purple home jerseys all the time, fans might demand a switch.

Fearless women

Cleveland Neighborhood Association's Live on the Drive closed out its summer concert season with soul star Pavielle this past Thursday (Aug. 9). 

Photos from National Night Out in North Minneapolis. Photos/Harry Colbert, Jr. 

Avery*Sunshine live at the Dakota Jazz Club

Soul star and "sixth member" of Maroon 5, PJ Morton delighted a sold out audience May 10 at the Dakota Jazz Club. Brik Liam was a welcomed edition as the show's opener. photos/HARRY COLBERT, JR. 

The foster youth being served by Connections to Independence (C2i) were the real winners during the 5th annual Run for the Roses Kentucky Derby fundraiser held May 5 at Warehouse Winery in St. Louis Park. photos/HARRY COLBERT, JR. 

A few text messages the night before is all it took for Nick Hooks to have about 100 people to show up at Constantine in downtown Minneapolis for his birthday celebration on April 20.

Text and Facebook Messenger messages didn’t go out until Friday night for a Sunday gathering, but the late notice didn’t suppress turnout for Terry Austin’s birthday party at Rojo Mexican Grill in the West End.

A rare MPLS show. March 10 at the Icehouse. photos/HARRY COLBERT, JR. 

photos/HARRY COLBERT, JR. 

Photos from Thee Beautiful Ones April 18, 2017 photos/HARRY COLBERT, JR. 

Photos from Kenneth Caldwell's March 11 "The Naked Truth Wakanda Edition" body-paint show. photos/REBECCA RABB 

The Feels – a monthly live entertainment event curated by Toki Wright and Brittany “Ms. Brit” Lynch – is as much about mental healing as it is about providing quality urban entertainment.