Music: Low
Duluth’s favorite rock minimalists, who describe themselves as “Joy Division meets Simon & Garfunkel,” have quietly been turning it up for more than a decade. Internationally lauded for their hauntingly hypnotic harmonies and gentle but powerful orchestrations, the trio has a newfound sound that cascades and sparks through increased tempos and fresh sonic ideas but still maintains the earnest beauty of their earlier work. Enjoy the shimmer of an August evening with one of Minnesota’s most significant bands.
Movie: The Philadelphia Story
Directed by George Cukor
Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn re-create their comic chemistry from Bringing Up Baby in this beloved classic. Haughty socialite Tracy Lord (Hepburn) is furious when her ex-husband (Grant) shows up at her doorstep with tabloid reporter Mike Conner (Jimmy Stewart) on the eve of her second marriage. Lord is then forced to juggle her affections for three men: her dashing ex; her uptight, social-climbing fiancé; and the intriguing journalist who disapproves of the wealthy. 1940, U.S., BW, 16mm, 112 minutes.
DJ: Phil Harder
