The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul have the famous Mall of America and Walker Art Institute. Bluff Country to the south has water sports and cross country skiing. The Prairielands abound with lake recreations.
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The Brandenburg Gallery is an art gallery featuring two floors of photographs from world-renowned photographer Jim Brandenburg. The Gallery is housed in the Rock County Veterans Memorial Building a century-old four story Sioux Quartzite building which stands adjacent to the Rock County Court House. The RCVMB is also home to the Luverne Area Chamber and the Herried Military Museum, which occupies the top two floors of the building.
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Lanesboro Arts is a multi-disciplinary arts organization in the small town of Lanesboro, Minnesota – population of 754 – that serves diverse audiences through year-round programming in its galleries, at the St. Mane Theatre, and in public spaces throughout the community. Lanesboro Arts works closely with local government and cross-sector partners to activate the people and places of Lanesboro, making Lanesboro a national model for revitalizing and sustaining a small town. The community has been recognized by ArtPlace America, Americans for the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts, and in 2014 Lanesboro Arts was a recipient of a Bush Prize for Community Innovation.
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This is exactly the kind of place that makes Tripadvisor so valuable...a not well known local treasure. This free museum on a main highway going into Aikin formerly was Aikin's "Carnegie Library." It has been beautifully and lovingly restored. The central story it tells is of a hugely talented youngster, Francis Lee Jaques & the Jaques Art Center Francis Lee Jaques was hired by the Museum of Natural History in NYC that sent him all over the world because of his enormous talent. Some of his most beautiful nature works are on display - they're stunning. Two books he wrote with his wife also are available for purchase along with other locally produced art. There are periodic shows featuring nearby artists and local stories. We were nearby at Ruttgers BayLake Lodge and checked Tripadvisor, which mentioned this. THANKS - this is a five story attraction for people who love art and stories about hugely talented rural people.
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In addition to information about local venues, the historic Red Wing train depot houses the RW Arts Association, complete with for-sale art and jewelry from local artists. Since Red Wing is my home town, I knew that Marjorie Vogel was the founder of the Arts Association, and the gallery at this venue bears her name.
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The House Of Balls is three decades old art institution in Minneapolis. Come see the sculptural oddities out of repurposed artifacts.
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The Hallberg Center for the Arts is owned and operated by the Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit) in Wyoming, MN With 11 powerful new art exhibits each year (some collaborative, some solo or duo) by regional artists, there is alway something new to see. Every other month the center brings in 3 songwriters to perform their original music. The organization also offers classes and workshops for artists and aspiring artists throughout the region.
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Lord Grizzly Gallery is a contemporary art exhibition space. It is located in the Coffey Contemporary Arts building on main Street in Luverne. We exhibit artists from around the world and educate visitors with classes and lectures both from the artist and curation staff. You can visit Lord Grizzly Gallery for free during any gallery hours or by scheduling an appointment with our staff.
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Free and open to the public. The Watermark Art Center is a place where you can visit four galleries and view contemporary and Indigenous artwork made by regional and national artists. The Center provides gallery space for exhibitions, author readings, and workshops. Sign up for art classes or stop in for fun. Visit our Shop 505 for high quality, unique items for yourself and friends. Watermark Art Center is a non-profit, member-supported organization dedicated to encouraging the growth and development of art in our community.
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I have attended a few very interesting presentations, great concerts, and wonderful exhibits. Beautiful buildings built in the late 1800s. Lots of light and plenty of room. They have a nice little gift shop. Lots of goods by local artists, plenty of books, Finnish and Scandanavian candies, and lots more. Betsy and Cheryl are very good at what they do and you can tell they care deeply about the New York Mills community.
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