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32 vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in the Twin Cities
The Twin Cities vegan dining-out scene is on a growth curve, with no signs of slowing. April 1, 2021 7:51am
Crepe & Spoon
The crêpes varieties are savory or sweet, and, like the waffle cones, have gluten-free options. Nut milks and coconut milk are ingeniously transformed to create rich, creamy ice creams that sport intense flavorsand vividly pretty colors.
339 NE. 22nd Av., Mpls., crepeandspoon.com
Hard Times Cafe
This long-running coffeehouse (the welcome late-night hours are on hold due to the pandemic) has been keeping the West Bank caffeinated and fed for 29 years with an easygoing menu of sandwiches, soups and snacks plus an ever-changing array of scones, rolls, muffins, cupcakes, doughnuts and cookies.
Last modified on Wed 30 Dec 2020 23.37 EST
The violinist and string teacher Sheila Nelson, who has died aged 84, pioneered bold insights into how children can be guided toward discovering the joys of music-making without coercion, and taking pleasure in sharing them. These teaching methods came to be widely adopted, and introduced many children to playing music who might not otherwise have discovered it.
She modelled them on group rather than individual teaching for the youngest pupils, and always encouraged children to learn from each other. That message was embodied in the title of Right from the Start, a collection of 20 elementary string pieces and one of her bestselling books, published in 1993. Sheila profoundly believed that young players could feel the power of making music together from the very beginning.