I Swear to Tell the Truth

BENEFIT EVENT
In Vino Veritas

Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art plans to bring artist Robert Shetterly’s Americans Who Tell the Truth exhibit to Minneapolis in September, and tonight you’re invited to enjoy a decadent and insightful sneak-peek benefit event.
Three years ago, Shetterly began painting realistic portraits of
influential American leaders, past and present, who have personally
inspired him. These "Americans Who Tell the Truth" are clear statements
of political and social change — and Shetterly’s masterful artistry
isn’t too shabby either. Join the artist tonight at Traffic
Zone for an evening of conversation, wine samplings, delicious food
from Toast Wine Bar, and a selection of work for sale from Traffic Zone resident artists — with all proceeds going to support this can’t-miss upcoming exhibition.

6-9pm, Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art, 250 3rd Avenue N, Minneapolis, $75


DINING
World Flavors Dinner Party

Join The Rake this evening for a sumptuous foodie-friendly dinner party at Solera.
Not only will you get to sip fancy wines and nosh on gourmet samplings
such as Serrano-Wrapped Rainbow Trout with Asparagus, Warm
Cherry-Tomato Confit with Manchego cheese, and Yogurt Red Pepper Flan
(trust me, I’ve had this — definitely delish), you’ll also get a
bird’s-eye view of Downtown from Solera’s breezy second-floor patio,
overlooking Hennepin Avenue. Reservations are required, so visit our promotions page to snap yours up a.s.a.p.

6-8pm, Solera, 900 Hennepin Ave., Downtown Minneapolis, $40



READINGS
Emergence: Intimate Evenings of Poetry and Prose

Ten
of the Twin Cities’ most amazingly talented up-and-coming writers will
put their creativity where their mouths are tonight at Intermedia Arts. Hosts and writers themselves, Anya Achtenberg and Sherry Quan Lee lead this evening of readings from passionate scribes who have been mentored throughout the spring season as part of the Writer-to Writer program in which close relationships are forged and nurtured between artists, mentors, and their craft.

7:30pm, Intermedia Arts, 2822 Lyndale Ave. S, Minneapolis, $5 suggested donation


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