Classic western 'Shane' comes to the Guthrie

The Western novel "Shane," published in 1949 has sprung to life on stage at The Guthrie Theater. Renowned playwright Karen Zacarías uses this version to interrogate the assumptions and myths of the American West. The show is playing now and runs through Aug. 27. It stars William DeMerritt as Shane and Ricardo Chavira as Joe Starrett.

Musical festival coming Minneapolis porches

A successful music festival in Boston inspired the first-ever Uptown Porchfest. It will take place on Aug, 19 from 1-5 p.m. There are 30 different bands playing 19 porches. The porches are spread out over the Wedge Neighborhood so you can wander and enjoy different bands on every block. The event is free to attend. Because parking can be challenging in the area, attendees are highly encouraged to take public transportation, bike, walk or ride share.

Victory Garden marks 80th year

A Minneapolis garden established in the 40’s as a victory garden, is still playing a significant role in the Longfellow community. In fact, it’s one of two remaining victory gardens still in use today. Today there are 190 plots and more than 250 gardeners, including a waitlist to get a spot, and that’s something to celebrate. The Dowling Community Garden volunteers are hosting a party on Saturday August 19th from 11am to 2pm. The sprawling garden is located at 46th Avenue and 39th Street S.

Amazing Acro-Cats stop by Good Day

The Heart of the Beast Theatre is hosting a troupe of domestic cats that can ride skateboards, play instruments and charm audiences. The Acro-Cats were created by animal trainer, Samantha Martin. The group has been on tour for 28 weeks and roll around the country in a giant tour bus equipped with a Cat-io fort for the 13 traveling felines. The show runs through Sunday, Aug. 13, at the theater on Lake Street in Minneapolis. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to local nonprofit, Ruff Start Rescue.

The Amazing Acro-Cats bring their talents to Minneapolis

The Heart of the Beast Theatre is hosting a troupe of domestic cats that can ride skateboards, play instruments and charm audiences. The Acro-Cats were created by animal trainer, Samantha Martin. The group has been on tour for 28 weeks and roll around the country in a giant tour bus equipped with a Cat-io fort for the 13 traveling felines. The show runs through Sunday, Aug. 13, at the theater on Lake Street in Minneapolis. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to local nonprofit, Ruff Start Rescue.

Remote-controlled powerboats hit the waterways of Edina

Line up the boats, it’s time for a parade. The Edina Model Yacht Club will have their boats out patrolling the waters of Centennial Lakes Park Sunday evening in Edina. The nonprofit club has been in existence since 1991. Today they have 80 members who operate remote-controlled vessels that range from battleships to sail boats, powerboats and even a Minion tug boat. Lighthouse Night and Torchlight Concert will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 13. It is free to attend. The boats will be out starting around 5 p.m. The concert begins at 8:30 p.m. with the John Philip Sousa Memorial Band. The night concludes with fireworks.

Jagged Little Pill at Orpheum this week

Heidi Blickenstaff, also known as Mary Jane Healy in Jagged Little Pill at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis this week, sits down with the Good Day crew to discuss her role, and the inspiration behind the play itself.

Back to school schedule tips

Dr. Michael Howell, a sleep medicine physician, offers tips for acclimating your kids to their new sleep schedule during the school year.

All About Dogs Day at the Arboretum

Dogs will take over the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum this weekend for a dog-friendly event that includes dog yoga, competitions, and pet vendors.

Pet tips from Dr. Eric

Dr. Eric Ruhland of St. Paul Pet Hospital answers viewers' questions and offers some tips on your pets.

Soke BBQ & Hotpot now open in Brooklyn Park

It’s a concept filled with all sorts of flavors. Soke combines Korean BBQ and Japanese-originated ‘hot pot’ to give people the option of eating both in one sitting, rather than choosing one over the other.

Dino Fest at the Science Museum of Minnesota

This weekend, it's all about dinos at the Science Museum of Minnesota. All month long, they're putting the focus on ancient fossils every Saturday. And on Aug. 5, the museum kicks things off with a "roar" at Dino Fest.

Summer on Peavey Plaza: Free concerts

Free summer concerts: From now through September, Green Minneapolis is hosting "Summer at Peavey Plaza." It's a free outdoor concert series, featuring over 100 performances including Phil Thompson.

Skincare tips from The Skin Sisters

The order of your skincare routine matters. From cleansers to sunscreen, The Skin Sisters walk us through the six steps to building a simple morning skincare routine.

No-churn ice cream by Sweet Girl Treats

On a hot summer day, we could all cool down with a delicious frozen treat. Jackie from Sweet Girl Treats shares her recipes for no-churn ice cream that you can make yourself.