Journos, writers, artists, and mediamakers of all sorts: come one, come all!
Twin Cities Runoff
The Twin Cities Runoff is a new online magazine devoted to exploring the intricacies of our vibrant local culture. We’ll begin publishing in Fall 2010. Until then, sign up for our mailing list, follow us @tcrunoff, like us on Facebook, or e-mail info@twincitiesrunoff.com.
Hey, look, we have cards! And out-of-focus pictures of them!
Hey, look, we have a preview website! You can sign up for our mailing list!
We’ll have plenty of these—in focus— available at FEAST tomorrow. Please stop by, eat some food, check out some arts projects. We’re really looking forward to talking with you.
Who are we, as of right now?
- Deborah Carver is, as evidenced above, not the house photographer. She is working on the business aspects of the Twin Cities Runoff, which makes her a publisher, and she’s an editor, too.
- Sara Blair is working on events and marketing and is planning our first event in late August.
- Erica Edwardson will also be working on events and marketing and will handling the challenging task of organizing social media.
- Holly Hilgenberg is handling all things visual. She designed that card up there, and any logos and artwork you see on the site.
- Neal Hohman is our marvelous web developer and will transform the Runoff from our vision into Internet reality.
- Steph Pituc, culinary all-star, will be the contributing editor for food and drink.
- Mike Rowe, lover of all things word- and hilarity-oriented, is our resident contributing editor for literature.
We’re still looking for editors, community enthusiasts, and business-oriented contributors, so please drop us a line at info@twincitiesrunoff.com if you’re interested. (These are currently volunteer positions.) Hope to see you this weekend!
The Twin Cities Runoff will be featured at the next FEAST dinner. Check out our proposal—and all the other talented presenters— and stop by on Saturday, July 17, at 6pm, at Intermedia Arts.
There’s so much happening in the next few months, and we’re aching to tell you all about it. Keep watching this space—and our Twitter page—for more information while we’re getting it all together.
