Sheila Regan is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Art Newspaper and The Washington Post. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, focusing on theater, music, film, fashion, and fine art. Sheila's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Huffington Post, Hyperallergic, and Star Tribune.
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Sheila Regan's coverage is heavily focused on local arts, entertainment events, and cultural developments in the Minnesota area. She puts emphasis on event coverage and reviews related to art, music, dance, and local events.
To effectively reach out to her, consider providing pitches about upcoming art exhibitions, musical performances or dance events taking place in the Twin Cities area. Additionally, offering unique angles such as behind-the-scenes looks at cultural happenings or stories that tie into the social fabric of Minnesota could be appealing.
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By: Sheila Regan
Three new books with Minnesota connections explore family histories to uncover historical truths.
By: Sheila Regan
For its season finale, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra is once again joined by its artistic partner, the spritely Hungarian conductor Gábor Takács-Nagy.
By: Sheila Regan
The internationally-renowned classical ensemble Kronos Quartet will be joined by Minnesota artists Joe Rainey and Andrew Broder.
The Kronos Quartet will record its first-ever full-length live album at the Dakota Jazz Club in Minneapolis.
By: Sheila Regan
After an eight year hiatus, Eau Claire musician Justin Vernon is back to host Eaux Claires music festival at what might just be the best park in America.
The Eaux Claires festival returns with Justin Vernon performing a special set as 'Bon Dylan' instead of Bon Iver.
By: Sheila Regan
In ‘a win for artists,' performer, director and community organizer Signe Harriday is taking the lead at Pillsbury United Communities.
By: Sheila Regan
At an office building in St. Paul that formerly housed the Richards Gordon School, where “Peanuts” creator Charles M.
Diver Van Avery grew up in the Twin Cities with little exposure to nature. But as a teen, they fell in love with the North Shore and developed a
By: Sheila Regan
‘Sakowin Synergy' is one of several new exhibits of Native art worth seeking out in the Twin Cities this summer and into the fall.
