10,000 Laughs is a comic-centered, artist-run stand up comedy festival with heart.

Johnny Pemberton is a joyfully unique presence in the stand-up comedy world. A native of Rochester, Minnesota, Johnny's act runs a gamut of absurdity and gleeful subversions.  We promise you've never seen anything like him.

Single release with Lost Boys screening to follow.

Come be a part of the first season of a new podcast by Grace Bonney, founder of Design*Sponge and the New York Times bestselling author of In Good Company. With special guests Ann Kim, Meg Lewis, Safy-Hallan Farah, and Martha McQuade

Join Tov Music as they release their first album Confluence.

Breaking English, the Anti- Records debut of New York composer and guitarist Rafiq Bhatia, seeks to shatter preconceptions about how much can be said without a word—and, for that matter, who can say it. Opening set from WILLS.

By turns sprawling and intimate, Gabriel Kahane’s Book of Travelers is at once a prayer for empathy and reconciliation, as well as an unflinching examination of the complex and often troubled history of the United States.

A special one-night-only Minneapolis preview performance of The Pines' David Huckfelt debut solo record Stranger Angels, slated for release in February, 2019.

Join legendary drummer Gordy Knudtson with special guests Jim Anton and Dean Magraw for the debut performance of their yet-to-be-named trio followed by a drum clinic that covers playing techniques and ergonomics to musically understanding and fulfilling your role in a band.

"Joe Bob Briggs is the Ken Burns of redneck history."

Drummer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter Nate Wood’s fOUR takes the idea of a solo performance to its physical and mental extremes.

An evening of dance, comedy, dance-comedy, video, heartbreaking discography, lush aerial displays daringly attempted from the floor, spiraling friendship games, dangerous rumors about Brandy Melville, and ultimately, redemption.

An evening celebrating Elvis Presley’s incredible Christmas Songbook.

Minneapolis-based Bharatanatyam dancer/choreographer Ashwini Ramaswamy discusses her multidisciplinary original work Let the Crows Come featuring collaborator and omposer/DJ/author Jace Clayton and Twin Cities dancer Alanna Morris-Van Tassel.