Peek inside an art-filled Victorian home, Swedenborgian church, design museum and more this weekend at the kickoff of spring's St. Paul Art Crawl.

State of play: Venues and artists across the Cathedral Hill, Hamline-Midway, St. Anthony Park neighborhoods and beyond will open their doors Friday-Sunday for the first weekend of the long-running studio tour.

Zoom in: Featured activities include live music and an art fair at Virginia Street Church, tours of 28 artists' spaces within one Summit Hill home and an optical illusions exhibition at the University of Minnesota.

• 📍 Friday 6-10pm, Saturday 12-8pm, Sunday 12-5pm across Wards 1, 3 and 4 in St. Paul. Individual venue hours may vary. Free.

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👗 Find spring wardrobe inspiration at Fleurs de Villes FLORA, a series of fresh floral installations inside luxury Edina mall Galleria. This year's showcase features elaborate dresses made of actual flowers. Open for self-guided tours April 10-19. Free

🌎 A revamped International Festival of Minnesota returns to St. Paul Friday and Saturday with performances, crafts, cuisine and vendors from over 70 nations and ethnic communities. Day-of tickets are $10 ages 8-14, $21 ages 15 and up

🤣 After rescheduling his January dates, comedian John Mulaney is coming to the Armory Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights as part of his "Mister Whatever" tour. Grab tickets ASAP — as of Thursday morning, only a few dozen seats remained per show. $120+

🎪 Trapeze artists, unicyclists and a "motorcycle globe" will take over the Mall of America's parking lot for a new production by the Royal Canadian International Circus. Performances run April 10-19. Tickets start at $35

🧱 Get creative at this Saturday's Brick Convention, a LEGO show for all ages in Eagan. Activities include play areas for hands-on builds, life-size models and a marketplace with new, vintage, retired and hard-to-find sets. $17.94

🏎️ Check out Minnesota's coolest hot rods, race cars and motorcycles at Canterbury Park's Rod and Custom Car Show this weekend. Tip: You'll receive special preferred parking if you drive a classic car to the event. $20 ages 15 and up, $7 ages 6-15

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The Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival continues this weekend — but if you're staying home, here are notable new titles streaming this week.

"Hacks" — Season 5 available today on HBO Max

• After TMZ falsely reports her death, stand-up comedian Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) returns, determined to get an EGOT before anyone writes her off for good.
• It's the final season of the critically acclaimed comedy that earned Smart four Emmys and co-star Hannah Einbinder one.

"Euphoria" — Season 3 available Sunday on HBO Max

• After a five-year time jump, the group is out of high school and navigating marriages, a movie studio lot, Mexico and all kinds of new trouble.
• Catch up quick: Season 2 aired back in 2022, and Emmy winner Zendaya has suggested this will be the final season.

"Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair" — available Friday on Hulu

• In the limited four-episode series that's available almost 20 years since the original show's finale, Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) now has a daughter and girlfriend — and is desperately trying to avoid his parents and brothers.
• Fun fact: The role of Dewey was recast because original actor Erik Per Sullivan retired from acting. Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek return as Malcom's parents.

"Outcome" — available Friday on Apple TV+

• Keanu Reeves plays a beloved Hollywood star, Reef, in this dark comedy. That part's not surprising. What is: Someone's blackmailing him, so he has to confront his problematic past and figure out who has ill will.

"Big Mistakes" — Season 1 available today on Netflix

• Dan Levy's first scripted series since "Schitt's Creek" follows two "deeply incapable" (Netflix's words) siblings (Levy and Taylor Ortega) who find themselves blackmailed into the world of organized crime.