A Target-themed caravan will make stops in close to two-dozen cities across the country within the first two weeks of December; at each stop, Target will offer events that are open to the public.
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The line, which will debut May 5, features 20 styles of contemporary women’s footwear; Target said the partnership with Sam & Libby will be “ongoing.”
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At the Orpheum Theatre
At the Ordway Center
At the Walker Art Center
At Mill City Nights
Celebrate the holidays with your favorite clients in one of the Twin Cities’ delightfully private dining rooms.