Listen to MPR®
Stations |Podcasts |More StreamsHide Streams
Improving Water Quality in Valley Creek with MPR
The Water Main invites you to get hands-on with water and volunteer side-by-side with MPR staff and hosts, on a project to improve water quality in partnership with Great River Greening!
Join us in Mendota Heights at Valley Park on April 28, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. to help restore a local river to its natural state. This is a family-friendly event and lunch will be provided by Peoples Organic. Register now
Purple Current
Be part of the community listening to Purple Current, a dedicated audio stream celebrating the musical universe of Prince, from his inspiration, to his peers and protégés.
National Geographic Live! Standing at the Water’s Edge with Cristina Mittermeier
April 19, 7:00pm| St. Paul
Beer Choir Twin Cities at the Fitzgerald Theater
April 21, 6:00pm| St. Paul
Climate Cast Live at the MPR Forum
April 26, 7:00pm| St. Paul
Around MPR
Contact us
Reach us with your comments and questions about programs, website content or your membership.
MPR | APM Annual Report
Legacy Amendment Projects
Programming and Projects Supported by Minnesota Legacy Amendment's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund
Membership Corner
Your one stop shop for managing your MPR Membership. Thanks for your support!
Update Credit CardChange Your DonationSwitch to Direct WithdrawalFrom Our Services
MPR NewsStudents plan to walk out, rally for gun control
A national school walkout at 10 a.m. coincides with a rally at the State Capitol at 1 p.m.
The CurrentPrince and Sheila E. wagered $1000 over who was best-dressed, and more from Celebration 2018 at Paisley Park
Every Prince fam has an opinion on Celebration, the four-day event hosted at Paisley Park. For better or worse, the Prince extravaganza is back for the second year running, drawing some locals and a few thousand out-of-towners to Prince’s Chanhassen complex. On day one, attendees watched panel after panel and a live performance by Sheila…
Classical MPROrganist Cameron Carpenter goes digital with the Minnesota Orchestra
This weekend, organist Cameron Carpenter performs Rachmaninoff with the Minnesota Orchestra. Carpenter has a lot of strong opinions on classical music and organs, especially the digital one he conceived. Hear his performance live Friday night on Classical MPR.