$20 for Two One-Year Gift Subscriptions to "Mpls.St.Paul Magazine" ($39.95 Value)
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- Art, food, health & more
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A robust collection of magazines sends visitors a dual message: that you’re well read and that you have total confidence in the load-bearing properties of your coffee table. Stay in the know while vouching for your furniture with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get two one-year gift subscriptions (12 issues each) of Mpls.St.Paul Magazine (a $39.90 total value), including popular issues such as "Best of the Twin Cities" in December, "Top Doctors" in January, and "Best Restaurants" in March. Keep one subscription for yourself or give both away as gifts.
Every month, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine is stuffed with glossy, gorgeous photos of and engaging, timely articles about the Twin Cities’ personalities, places, and happenings. Keep tabs on the chicest places to start tabs with articles about food and dining, or discover awestriking acts on the stage with info about arts and entertainment. The magazine’s August 2010 issue included the article “Getting Rich at the State Fair,” which dug beneath cheese curds and corn dogs in search of deep-fried gold bars, and some issues include contributions from Minneapolis resident and Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods host Andrew Zimmern. Coverage of local issues is always included, as are articles about health, such as the "Top Doctors" in 2010. Online arts and entertainment and blogs ensure Mpls.St.Paul Magazine readers are always up to date and eminently fashionable, unlike ice cube trays with handles.
- Art, food, health & more
- Timely, engaging info
- Personalized e-greeting for gift-giving
A robust collection of magazines sends visitors a dual message: that you’re well read and that you have total confidence in the load-bearing properties of your coffee table. Stay in the know while vouching for your furniture with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get two one-year gift subscriptions (12 issues each) of Mpls.St.Paul Magazine (a $39.90 total value), including popular issues such as "Best of the Twin Cities" in December, "Top Doctors" in January, and "Best Restaurants" in March. Keep one subscription for yourself or give both away as gifts.
Every month, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine is stuffed with glossy, gorgeous photos of and engaging, timely articles about the Twin Cities’ personalities, places, and happenings. Keep tabs on the chicest places to start tabs with articles about food and dining, or discover awestriking acts on the stage with info about arts and entertainment. The magazine’s August 2010 issue included the article “Getting Rich at the State Fair,” which dug beneath cheese curds and corn dogs in search of deep-fried gold bars, and some issues include contributions from Minneapolis resident and Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods host Andrew Zimmern. Coverage of local issues is always included, as are articles about health, such as the "Top Doctors" in 2010. Online arts and entertainment and blogs ensure Mpls.St.Paul Magazine readers are always up to date and eminently fashionable, unlike ice cube trays with handles.
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About Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
For more than 40 years, the acclaimed writers at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine have celebrated their region's restaurants, shops, bands, and cultural events, making it the area's definitive lifestyle magazine. Its trusted editorial team includes James Beard Award-Winning food writers Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl and Andrew Zimmern along with shopping maven, Allison Kaplan with AliShops. The exclusive Insiders' Guide reveals a plethora of secrets to readers, including the area's premier dining spots, top doctors and health coverage, local travel destinations, and arts and entertainment picks. Backed by the magazine's 100% locally owned status, its staff reports on the best neighborhoods to live while investigative journalists pen in-depth features and nab exclusive interviews on the cities' movers and shakers. Specialty contributions such as Blueprint and Party Patrol give readers expert insight into home design and the Twin Cities' social scene, respectively, while health and beauty guides include recommendations for the area's doctors and dentists.