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Find your artistic inspiration this spring at SMACFind your artistic inspiration this spring at SMACFind your artistic inspiration this spring at SMACFind your artistic inspiration this spring at SMAC ÊÊ ÊÊ’s 2016 Artist Retreat s 2016 Artist Retreat s 2016 Artist Retreat s 2016 Artist Retreat
Join ar�sts from across Southwest Minnesota on May 6
& 7 for SMAC’s annual Ar�st Retreat, a day and a half of
arts inspira�on and networking held at Danebod Folk
School in Tyler, MN.
This year the retreat has been extended to include
a)ernoon workshops on Friday, along with a full day on
Saturday. You may choose to a+end just Friday, just
Saturday, or join us for the en�re event along with
overnight lodging at the historic Danebod Folk School.
Workshop sessions have been created to appeal to
ar�sts of all disciplines. You’ll be able to customize your
retreat by choosing from two or three options for each
session. Here are some of the opportunities and
activities planned for the weekend:
• Have your artwork professionally photographed for free. Bring up to three artworks and receive high-quality digital
files for future use in grant applica�ons, work samples, or gallery solicita�on. (Friday & Saturday)
• Learn about making community-driven, site-specific theatre with Ashley Hanson and Andrew Gaylord of Placebase
Produc�ons. (Friday)
• Discover how to use MN Ar�sts’ online professional development tools and discuss ar�sts’ par�cipa�on in digital
communi�es with Emily Gas�neau of MNAr�sts.org. (Friday)
• Get hands-on with �ps and techniques for extreme theatre makeup with Tammy Grubbs of the Calumet Players and Re-
Vamped Art Studio. (Friday)
• Hear about the projects and processes of ar�sts who have received SMAC grants, and share your own. (Friday)
• Use persona poetry to improve your wri�ng under the instruc�on of published poet Saara Raappana. (Saturday)
• Create your own fiber art during a session by Victoria Hanna McKinney. (Saturday)
• Try your hand at screen prin�ng with David KelseyBasse+. (Saturday)
• With Eric Doise of SMSU, explore using fic�on to write about and through
trauma. (Saturday)
• Learn how to price your work with Naomi Schliesman of Springboard for the
Arts. (Saturday)
More sessions and ac�vi�es are s�ll being added. A full schedule with workshop
descrip�ons, presenters, and other details will be sent to you upon registra�on.
Registra�on op�ons:
• Friday a)ernoon only (workshops & meals): $15
• Saturday only (workshops & meals): $15
• Friday & Saturday workshops and meals: $25
• Friday & Saturday workshops, meals, and Friday night lodging: $40
Go to www.swmnarts.org to register by May 2, 2016. Fiber artwork by Victoria Hanna McKinney.
The historic Danebod Folk School in Tyler, MN.
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UPCOMING SMAC GRANT DEADLINESUPCOMING SMAC GRANT DEADLINESUPCOMING SMAC GRANT DEADLINESUPCOMING SMAC GRANT DEADLINES SMAC grants must be applied for online. Go to
www.swmnarts.org for program guidelines, applica�on
tutorial, and the link to the online grant system.
April 1, 2016:
Monthly Grants: Arts Organiza�on Development,
Art Legacy Project Planning*
April 15, 2016:
Nomina�on Deadline for Prairie Star and Prairie
Disciple Awards
May 13, 2016:
Individual Ar�sts, Round III
Earliest project start date: July 15, 2016
*Earliest project start date for monthly deadlines is the 1st of the
following month. Check with SMAC to see if funds are s(ll
available for monthly grants, which are first come, first served.
SW MN Arts Council’s
programs, grant awards, &
workshops are made possible by
the voters of Minnesota thanks
to a legisla(ve appropria(on
from the arts and cultural
heritage fund, by an
appropria(on from the
Minnesota State Legislature with
money from the State’s general
fund, by a grant from the
McKnight Founda(on, and
regional contribu(ons.
Do you or your organization have a performance, Do you or your organization have a performance, Do you or your organization have a performance, Do you or your organization have a performance, exhibit, class, or other arts event coming up? exhibit, class, or other arts event coming up? exhibit, class, or other arts event coming up? exhibit, class, or other arts event coming up?
Use our event submission form at www.swmnarts.org
or email us at [email protected] to get your event
posted on SMAC’s area arts events calendar online
and in our newsle+er.
Newsle-er deadline for May/June events: April 20, 2016
SMAC ARTIST RETREAT SCHEDULESMAC ARTIST RETREAT SCHEDULESMAC ARTIST RETREAT SCHEDULESMAC ARTIST RETREAT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, MAY 6
12:00-1:00 pm Arrive/Check in/Light Lunch
1:00 pm Session I
3:00 pm Break
3:30 pm Session II
6:00 pm Supper
7:00 pm Networking: Grant Inspira�on/Show & Share
SATURDAY, MAY 7
8:00–9:00 am Registration/Breakfast
9:00 am Welcome/Introduction of Session Leaders
9:15 am Session I
10:45 am Break
11:00am Session II
12:30 pm Lunch
1:30 pm MN Citizens for the Arts –
Sheila Smith: Creative MN 2017 Artist Survey
2:00 pm Special Performance
3:00 pm Break
3:30 pm Session III
5:00 pm Wrap up
5:30 pm Retreat concludes GRANT ROUND ADDED:GRANT ROUND ADDED:GRANT ROUND ADDED:GRANT ROUND ADDED: Individual Artist GrantsIndividual Artist GrantsIndividual Artist GrantsIndividual Artist Grants
Developing Ar�sts & Established Career Ar�sts Only
(No Career Ar�st Legacy Projects)
Application Deadline: Application Deadline: Application Deadline: Application Deadline: May 13, 2016, 4:30 pmMay 13, 2016, 4:30 pmMay 13, 2016, 4:30 pmMay 13, 2016, 4:30 pm
Earliest Project Start Date: Earliest Project Start Date: Earliest Project Start Date: Earliest Project Start Date:
July 15, 2016July 15, 2016July 15, 2016July 15, 2016
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Area artists awarded $21,000 in SMAC grantsArea artists awarded $21,000 in SMAC grantsArea artists awarded $21,000 in SMAC grantsArea artists awarded $21,000 in SMAC grants
The Southwest Minnesota Arts Council has awarded $21,000 in grants to area ar�sts under the following programs:
INDIVIDUAL ARTIST: ESTABLISHED CAREER ARTIST
GRANTS provide up to $5,000 to aid established career
ar(sts in the advanced stage of their career
development with projects that will advance their
career.
Agnes Alsgaard-Lien, Rushmore, $5,000 to complete
eight large pain�ngs in her skewed-perspec�ve
accordion series.
Marjorie Nilssen, New London, $5,000 to study with
Bruce Dorfman at the Art Students League of New York.
Lucy Tokheim, Dawson, $5,000 to create an online
porNolio/exhibit that examines over thirty years of her
ar�s�c explora�ons in Scandinavian Folk Art with clay,
canvas, tex�les and pain�ng.
INDIVIDUAL ARTIST: DEVELOPING ARTIST GRANTS provide up to $1,500 to aid emerging
ar(sts at an early stage of their career development.
Remi Anderson, Marshall, $1,500 for audio and video equipment to record his classical guitar
music.
Jais Gossman, New London, $1,500 to create a performance piece en�tled, The Extended
Walk of Ole Knudsen, consis�ng of video footage and live performance.
Kathleen Marihart, Madison, $1,500 to take classes from Jennifer Stone and complete ten
abstract collage acrylic pain�ngs.
Ellen Starr, Hutchinson, $1,500 to explore new thermoplas�c materials to create sculptures.
Honor an artist or arts advocate from your communityHonor an artist or arts advocate from your communityHonor an artist or arts advocate from your communityHonor an artist or arts advocate from your community
The SW MN Arts Council is seeking nomina�ons of ar�sts and arts advocates from the southwest Minnesota region for its
2016 Prairie Star and Prairie Disciple awards.
The Prairie Star Award recognizes an ar�st whose body of work has made a significant contribu�on to the arts over an
extended period of �me and who has best exemplified the highest quality of work in the SMAC region. The work involved
may have taken place within the past few years or be an accumula�on of life-work.
The Prairie Disciple Award recognizes an individual whose ac�vi�es and involvement have substan�ally contributed to the
arts in southwest Minnesota. In 2016, SMAC is accep(ng nomina(ons of teachers/educators only. Again, the ac�vi�es
involved may have taken place within the past few years or be a life�me of contribu�on.
Nomina�on instruc�ons and forms are available on the SW MN Arts Council website at www.swmnarts.org. The nomina�on
deadline for both awards is Friday, April 15, 2016.
Agnes Alsgaard-Lien, Ship to Accordion, acrylic mixed media, 60 ” x 48”
Ellen Starr, Tree of Life, copper
& sterling silver, 4” x 4” x 7”
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Central Minnesota Nonprofit SummitCentral Minnesota Nonprofit SummitCentral Minnesota Nonprofit SummitCentral Minnesota Nonprofit Summit
The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits is hos�ng their sixth annual conference for nonprofits in Greater
Minnesota, this year in St. Cloud on May 5. This day-long event is designed to bring together staff, board
members and volunteers from across Minnesota to learn, network and strategize. The Summit is
especially designed for small to mid-size organiza�ons, especially those working in regional centers,
small towns and rural communi�es.
This year's Summit will tackle some of the most pressing themes for nonprofits in Greater Minnesota: rural philanthropy,
fundraising in small communi�es, and a spectrum of nonprofit leadership including governance, personal leadership,
organiza�onal culture, advocacy and more. Throughout each discussion, they will look at the ways that these issues play out
in our Greater Minnesota communi�es and they'll highlight opportuni�es for building a vibrant landscape for all.
Morning Keynote Session: Reversing the Current of Underinvestment in Rural Communi4es
During the opening session, you'll have a chance to hear from Minnesota-na�ve Aaron Dorfman, execu�ve director of the
Na�onal Commi+ee for Responsive Philanthropy. Aaron will help you grasp how founda�ons and nonprofits can advocate
for greater funding and succeed in small towns and rural communi�es.
Luncheon Keynote Session: Fundraising and Thriving in a Rural Economy
Over lunch, you'll have the opportunity to hear from a panel of speakers who will reflect on the theme of fundraising and
thriving in a rural economy. They'll address the ques�ons, "Is there a rural funding drought?," "How do we build leadership
in Greater Minnesota?" and "What are nonprofits doing to thrive in small towns?"
Go to www.minnesotanonprofits.org to learn about addi�onal session offerings and to register. Early bird rate available
through April 28. Special rates for MCN members and groups of 4+ from the same organiza�on.
Minnesota Theater Alliance Statewide Theater ConferenceMinnesota Theater Alliance Statewide Theater ConferenceMinnesota Theater Alliance Statewide Theater ConferenceMinnesota Theater Alliance Statewide Theater Conference
This first-of-its-kind conference will take place July 9-11, 2016
at St. John's University in Collegeville, MN. Topics will range
across types of theaters and areas of exper�se, from ar�s�c to
administra�ve, produc�on to technical, making to managing.
Don't miss these three days of keynotes, breakouts, hands-on
sessions, and plenty of social, networking, and summer outdoor �me. Overnight accommoda�ons are plen�ful and
affordable, and all meals are included in the registra�on fee, so consider making a retreat of it.
Keynote speakers for the conference include:
Claudia Alick, Associate Producer at the Oregon Shakespeare Fes�val, produces events that bring OSF into ar�s�c
collabora�on with the community. Named by American Theater Magazine as one of 25 theater ar�sts who will shape
American Theater in the next 25 years, Alick served as Ar�s�c Director of Smokin' Word Produc�ons, is a playwright,
recipient of NYC Fresh Fruit direc�ng award and the Lilla Jewel Award for Women Ar�sts, and featured on HBO’s Def Poetry
Jam.
Ben Cameron was appointed President of the Jerome and Camargo Founda�ons in January 2016. Prior to that he was
Program Director for the Arts at the Doris Duke Charitable Founda�on and Execu�ve Director of Theatre Communica�ons
Group (TCG), the na�onal service organiza�on for the American nonprofit professional theater community. He holds a
Master of Fine Arts degree from the Yale School of Drama.
Laura Zabel is the Execu�ve Director of Springboard for the Arts. An expert on the rela�onship between the arts and
community development, Zabel has spoken at leading conferences and events including the Aspen Ideas Fes�val, the Urban
Land Ins�tute, and Americans for the Arts. A 2014 Bush Founda�on Fellow, Zabel also serves on the board of directors of the
Center for Performance and Civic Prac�ce and the Metropolitan Consor�um of Community Developers.
If you register by April 15, you’ll receive $100 off the registra�on fee. MN Theatre Alliance members receive another $100
off. Go to www.minnesotatheateralliance.org.
APRIL ARTS EVENTSAPRIL ARTS EVENTSAPRIL ARTS EVENTSAPRIL ARTS EVENTS
*Indicates the project was funded in part with a grant from SMAC
with funds provided by the McKnight Founda4on, the voters of
Minnesota thanks to a legisla4ve appropria4on from the arts and
cultural heritage fund, or by an appropria4on from the Minnesota
State Legislature with money from the State’s general fund.
March 31-April 2 Pippin, 7:30 pm, Jackson County Central
Auditorium, 1128 North Highway, Jackson.
*April 1 SMAC Grant Applica4on Deadline: Arts Org
Development, Art Legacy Project Planning.
Applica�ons must be submi+ed by 4:30 pm.
April 1-3 Daddy’s Girl, BARC, 1012 5th Ave, Windom.
Prairie Arts Con�nuum dinner theatre produc�on.
6:00 pm dinner on April 1 & 2, performance only on
April 3.
April 1, 2, & 4 Southwest Minnesota Men's Chorus:
Spring Dinner Concerts, 7:00 pm. April 1 at Caboose
Restaurant, 1045 Craig Ave, Tracy. April 2 at St
Stephen Lutheran Church, 1301 S 4th St, Marshall.
April 4 at Legion Club, 1St Ave E, Lamberton. More
informa�on at: www.facebook.com/
SouthwestMinnesotaMensChorus
*April 2 SMAC Grant Review Panel: Art Projects and Art
Legacy Projects, 9:00 am, SW MN Arts Council, 114 N
3rd St, Marshall.
April 3 Ar4st Recep4on: Co?onwood County
Student Art Show, 2:00-4:00 pm, Remick Gallery,
Co+onwood County Historical Society, 812 4th Ave,
Windom.
April 3, 9 & 14 Tribute to Neil Diamond, 7:30 pm.
Denny Diamond and sons perform music by some of
America’s favorite entertainers including Neil Diamond,
Johnny Cash, and Buddy Holly. April 3, Memorial
Auditorium, 714 13th St, Worthington. April 9, BARC,
1012 5th Ave, Windom. April 14, Murray County
Central Auditorium, Slayton.
*April 4 & 5 Audi4ons: Mary Poppins, The Barn
Theatre, 321 4th St, Willmar (enter from 230 Becker
Ave during renova�ons). Children at 6:00 pm, adults at
7:30 pm. More informa�on at www.thebarntheatre.com.
April 6 & 7 Audi4ons: Fairy Tale Network: A
Children's One Act, 6:00 pm, The Barn Theatre, 321
4th St, Willmar (enter from 230 Becker Ave during
renova�ons). The Barn Theatre will be audi�oning
children from 5th grade thru 12th grade for this show.
More informa�on at www.thebarntheatre.com.
April 7 Author Reading: Susan McLean, 12:00 pm,
Whipple Gallery, SW MN State University, 1501 State St,
Marshall.
April 7-9 & 15-17 Shakespeare's The Tempest, Fine
Arts Theater, Southwest Minnesota State University,
Marshall. SMSU Theatre Department produc�on of
Shakespeare's The Tempest is set on a remote island,
where the sorcerer Prospero, righNul Duke of Milan, plots
to restore his daughter Miranda to her righNul place using
illusion and skillful manipula�on. 7:30 pm Thursday-
Saturday. 2:00 pm Sunday. Dinner theatre on April 9 &
16. Informa�on at www.smsu.edu/academics/programs/
theatrearts.
April 8-10 The Sound of Music, 7:00 pm, Montevideo High
School, 1501 William Ave, Montevideo.
April 8-10 & 15-17 Dial M for Murder, 7:30 pm, Lake
Benton Opera House, 118 E Benton St, Lake Benton.
In this suspense thriller, Tony Wendice has married his
wife, Margot, for her money and now plans to murder her
for the same reason. More informa�on at
www.lakebentonoperahouse.org, and �ckets at 507-368-
4620 or [email protected].
April 9 Buddy Holly & Friends, 7:00 pm, Memorial
Auditorium, 714 13th St, Worthington. Friends of the
Auditorium present a tribute show featuring the music of
Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and the Big Bopper. Tickets
and informa�on at www.friendso)heauditorium.com or
507-537-9101.
April 9-10 & 15-16 The Ten Commandments, Spellbound
Theatricals dinner theatre produc�on. April 9, 7:30 pm,
Tracy. April 10, 1:00 pm, Tracy. April 15, 7:30 pm,
Hadley. April 16, 1:00 pm & 7:30 pm, Hadley. Tickets:
Adult $45, Child $25. More informa�on at
www.spellboundtheatricals.net or 507-836-8978.
*April 12 SW MN Orchestra Children's Concert:
"Adventures in Space", 9:30 am & 1:00 pm, Schwan
Community Center for the Performing Arts, 400 Tiger
Dr, Marshall.
April 13 Poetry Reading: Dan Wahl, 12:00 pm, Charter
Hall 217, SW MN State University, 1501 State St, Marshall.
April 14 David Osborne Trio: Pops & Jazz, 7:30 pm,
Fine Arts Center, 3rd St & Eureka Ave, Montevideo.
Part of Minnesota Valley Community Concert
Associa�on's 2015-2016 Concert Series.
April 14 SMSU Men's Glee Club & Bella Voce: Water of
Life, 7:30 pm, First Lutheran Church, 100 Church St,
Marshall.
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*April 14-17 & 21-24 Steel Magnolias, The Barn
Theatre, 321 4th St, Willmar (enter from 230
Becker Ave during renova�ons). Barn Theatre
produc�on of Steel Magnolias, set in Truvy's Beauty
Salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, where all the ladies who
are "anybody" come to have their hair done. Thursday-
Saturday 7:30 pm, Sunday 2:00 pm. Informa�on and
�ckets at www.thebarntheatre.com.
*April 15 SMAC Nomina4on Deadline: Prairie Star
& Prairie Disciple Awards. Nomina�on forms
available at www.swmnarts.org.
April 15-16 The Ten Commandments, Spellbound
Theatricals dinner theatre produc�on, Hadley. April 15,
7:30 pm. April 16, 1:00 pm & 7:30 pm. Tickets: Adult
$45, Child $25. More informa�on at 507-836-8978 or
www.spellboundtheatricals.net.
*April 15 & 17 Crow River Singers Spring Concert,
featuring music with origins in England, including
classical & sacred music, as well as popular tunes. April
15, 7:00 pm, New Journey UCC, 31 4th Ave SW,
Hutchinson. April 17, Peace Lutheran Church, 400
Franklin St SW, Hutchinson. Informa�on at
www.hutchinsonarts.org/organiza�ons/crow-river-
singers-2/.
April 15-17 Dial M for Murder, 7:30 pm, Lake
Benton Opera House, 118 E Benton St, Lake
Benton. More info at www.lakebentonoperahouse.org,
and �ckets at 507-368-4620 or
*April 15-17 Prairie Arts Chorale: An A-B-C Tribute to
the 60s and 70s. April 15, 7:30 pm, Salem Lutheran
Church, Montevideo. April 16, 7:30 pm, Estebo
Performing Arts Center, Redwood Falls. April 17, 4;00
pm, Faith Lutheran Church, Spicer. Addi�onal concerts
the next weekend. Info at www.prairieartschorale.org.
April 15-17 Shakespeare's The Tempest, Fine Arts
Theater, Southwest Minnesota State University,
Marshall. 7:30 pm Friday & Saturday. 2:00 pm Sunday.
Dinner theatre on April 16. Informa�on at
www.smsu.edu/academics/programs/theatrearts.
April 16 SMAC Grant Review Panel: Art Study
Opportunity for Youth, 9:00 am, SW MN Arts Council,
114 N 3rd St, Marshall.
April 16 The Whitesidewalls, 7:00 pm, Canby Theatre,
109 St Olaf Ave N, Canby.
April 18 SMSU Jazz Ensemble, 7:30 pm, Fine Arts
Theatre, SW MN State University, 1501 State St,
Marshall.
April 19 Brassfire, 7:00 pm, Redwood Valley Performing
Arts Center, 100 George Ramseth Dr, Redwood Falls.
Virtuoso trumpeter Jens Lindemann performs as part of
Redwood Falls Community Concert Associa�on's 2015-
2016 Concert Series.
April 21 SMSU/Community Concert Band: Fron4ers, 7:30
pm, Fine Arts Theatre, SW MN State University, 1501 State
St, Marshall.
*April 21-24 Steel Magnolias, The Barn Theatre, 321
4th St, Willmar (enter from 230 Becker Ave during
renova�ons). Thursday-Saturday 7:30 pm, Sunday
2:00 pm. Informa�on and �ckets at
www.thebarntheatre.com.
*April 22 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 7:30 pm,
Memorial Auditorium, 601 9th St, Dawson. Na�onal
Players produc�on hosted by Dawson-Boyd Arts
Associa�on. Informa�on at www.dawsonboydarts.com.
April 23 Ar4st Recep4on: SMSU Art Major Gradua4on
Exhibi4on, 2:00-4:00 pm, Whipple Gallery, SW MN State
University, 1501 State St, Marshall.
April 23 David Shaffer-Go?schalk, Minnesota pianist, 7:30
pm, Fine Arts Theatre, SW MN State University, 1501 State
St, Marshall.
April 23 Phil Heywood, guitar, 7:30 pm, BARC
Library, 1012 5th Ave, Windom.
*April 23-24 Prairie Arts Chorale: An A-B-C Tribute to
the 60s and 70s. April 23, 7:30 pm, Unity Chris�an
Reformed Church, Prinsburg. April 24, 4:00 pm, Schwan
Community Center for the Performing Arts (MHS),
Marshall. Informa�on at www.prairieartschorale.org.
*April 24 Prairie Winds Concert Band: Spring
Concert, 2:00 pm, Willmar Educa�on & Art Center,
611 5th St SW, Willmar. More informa�on at
prairiewindsconcertband.com.
April 25 SMSU Symphonic Chamber Winds Concert, 7:30
pm, Fine Arts Theatre, SW MN State University, 1501 State
St, Marshall.
*April 26 SMAC Board Mee4ng, 7:00 pm, Southwest
Minnesota Arts Council, 114 N 3rd St, Marshall.
April 26 SMSU Chorale: Bri4sh Cathedral Classics, 7:30
pm, First Lutheran Church, 100 Church St, Marshall.
April 28 – May 1 The Weir, Black Box Theatre, SW MN
State University, 1501 State St, Marshall. Thursday-
Saturday 7:30 pm. Sunday 2:00 pm. SMSUC Drama Club
produc�on of Conor McPherson’s tale of ghostly
remembrances set in an Irish pub.
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Memberships & Donations ReceivedMemberships & Donations ReceivedMemberships & Donations ReceivedMemberships & Donations Received February 23 February 23 February 23 February 23 ---- March 23, 2016March 23, 2016March 23, 2016March 23, 2016
John Tanquist, Appleton • Susan & Troy Marco, Dassel •
Kate Aydin, Hendricks • RiverSong Music Fes�val,
Hutchinon • Donna & Blaine Kurth, Ivanhoe • Mary & Ken
Petersen, Luverne • Ricke Bly, Marshall • John & Leanna
Ginocchio, Marshall • Helen Pedersen, Marshall • Mary
Kay Thomas, Marshall • Steve & Chris HeXg, Morton •
Gregory & Margaret Harp, New London • Verna Patrick,
New London • Dan & Maureen Stores, Ortonville • Jon &
Ruth Hoyme, Slaytom • Wesley & Joan Bakker,
Westbrook • Dorothy & George Davies, Willmar • Nancy
& Gary Geiger, Willmar • Ellen & David Copperud,
Worthington • Margaret Hurlbut Vosburgh,
Worthington •
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April 29 “Mark Twain: Life on the Mississippi”, 7:00
pm, Memorial Auditorium, 714 13th St,
Worthington. Friends of the Auditorium present WCCO's
famed Don Shelby's one-man show, “Mark Twain: Life on
the Mississippi”. Tickets and informa�on at 507-537-9101
or www.friendso)heauditorium.com.
April 29 Jim Wi?er: Piano Men, 7:30 pm, Schwan
Community Center for the Performing Arts (MHS), 400
Tiger Dr, Marshall. A musical journey through the ‘70s,
featuring the songs of Elton John and Billy Joel. A
Marshall Area Fine Arts Council special event. Informa�on
at www.mafac.net or 507-532-5463.
GALLERIESGALLERIESGALLERIESGALLERIES
*SMAC Art Gallery. 114 N 3rd St, Marshall. Through April
29: Mark Thode, photography. Visit the gallery M-F from
8:00 am -noon & 1 :00 - 4:30 pm.
Clay Coyote Po?ery. 17614 240th St, Hutchinson. Hours
are Mon - Sat 10 - 5 PM; Sunday Noon - 4 PM, or, call
ahead for an appointment, 320-587-2599. Check out
www.claycoyote.com or email [email protected].
*Hutchinson Center for the Arts. 15 Franklin St SW,
Hutchinson. Gallery Hours: Monday –Thursday 10:00
am—5:00 pm. Informa�on at 320-587-7278 or
www.hutchinsonarts.org.
*KK Berge Gallery (Granite Area Arts Council). 807
Pren�ce St, Granite Falls. Gallery hours Monday – Friday
9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Informa�on at 320-564-4240 or www.facebook.com/
GraniteAreaArtsCouncil.
*Marshall Area Fine Arts Council (MAFAC). 109 N 3rd St,
Marshall. April 12 through May 20: Susannah Gau, lino
prints. Gallery Hours: Tues - Fri 12:00-5:30 pm, Sat 11:00
am—3:00 pm. Info at 507-532-5463 or www.mafac.net.
Milan Village Arts School. Junc�on of MN Highway 7/59
and MN Highway 40, Milan. For informa�on on upcoming
classes, call 320-734-4807 or visit
milanvillageartsschool.org.
Nobles County Art Center. 407 12th St, Worthington.
Hours: M-F 2:00-4:30 pm. Informa�on at 507-372-8245.
Potato Eaters Gallery. 330 Litchfield Ave SW, Willmar. Call
320-382-9951 for hours and informa�on.
Ridgewater College Gallery—Hutchinson. Adjacent to
Commons, 2 Century Avenue SE, Hutchinson. Info at
www.ridgewater.edu or 320-234-8518.
Ridgewater College Gallery—Willmar. Building F, Upper
Level, 2101 15th Ave NW, Willmar. Info at
www.ridgewater.edu or 320-234-8518.
Robert Remick Gallery/Co?onwood County Historical
Society. 812 Fourth Ave, Windom. April 3 through April
23: Co+onwood County Student Art Show. Recep�on
April 3, 2:00-4:00 pm. Gallery Hours: Mon - Fri 8 - 4 PM &
Sat 10 - 4 PM. For more info, call 507-831-1134 or email
A Thousand Cranes Art Gallery. 326 S Main St, New
London. Open Wed - Sat 10:00 am-5:00 pm, April -
December (Closed January - March). Info at
www.athousandcranesartgallery.com or 320-354-5818.
Tokheim Po?ery. 2057 361st Ave, Dawson. Visit
www.tokheim-stoneware.com for more info about the
gallery or call 320-769-2142 or email info@tokheim-
stoneware.com.
William Whipple Gallery. In Bellows Academic Center 291
at Southwest Minnesota State University, Marshall. April 4
through April 15: Art Faculty Show. April 18 through May
2: Art Major Gradua�on Exhibi�on. Library Plaza, April 4
through May 7: Pat Brace, jewelry. Call 507-537-6266 for
hours and informa�on.
*Willmar Educa4on and Arts Center (WEAC). 611 5th St
SW, Willmar. January through May: Willmar Schools
exhibits. Informa�on at 320-235-8560 or
willmarareaartscouncil.org.
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