EVENT LINK: https://www.hcscconline.org/landtotable.html

FEE: Free Tuesday nights: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Standard Rates
Adults (Ages 18-64): $12
Seniors (Ages 65+): $11
Youth (Ages 5-17): $8
Children (under 5): FREE
Discounted Rates
Time Travelers: $11
College Students: $9
Veterans: $5
HCSCC Members: FREE
ASCTC Members: FREE
Active Duty Military: FREE

Land to Table: Food Stories from Clay County

February 11, 2025 - December 31, 2027
4th Floor Gallery

Land to Table: Food Stories from Clay County explores the history and stories associated with food in Clay County. Whether it be Potato Days in Barnesville, spaghetti dinners in Dilworth, breweries in Moorhead, or the revival of Native American cuisine throughout the Red River Valley, food plays an important role in all of our lives and plays a key role in our identities. Land to Table highlights these and ways food has shaped the lives of Clay County residents.

Focal points of this exhibit include:

• A selection of church and other local group cookbooks.

• Interactive experiences where you can leave your own favorite recipes and learn about the food grown in Clay County.

• Videos explaining different foodways in Clay County.

EVENT LINK: https://www.kulcher.org/sit-n-stitch-2025/

FEE: Free

Sit ‘n’ Stitch 2025

Weekly Fiber Artists’ Gathering
Every Thursday 3:00 – 5:00 pm
Free & Open to All!

All are welcome at this weekly fiber arts gathering offering time and space for some fiber fun on Thursdays from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. 

Bring your own projects, get advice, or use our supplies to start a new project. Crochet, knit, weave, sew, stitch, needlepoint, felt–do whatever you like! 

Beginners and experienced fiber artists are all welcome. Regular attendees will teach beginners or help you figure out a stitching pattern.  Yarn, needles, hooks, and project bags are provided at no cost to those who need them!  Sit ‘n’ Stitch is open to all and free to attend.

As always, attendees to Sit ‘n’ Stitch can spend their time however they wish: work only on their own projects or together choose another project to support!  The main idea of the group is to gather and connect in an inclusive and welcoming way, embracing the Cultural Center’s mission to be a rural hub for creativity, community vitality, and lifelong learning in the arts. ALL are welcome!

Contact us at info@kulcher.org or call 218-385-3339 with any questions.

EVENT LINK: https://plainsart.org/exhibitions/jaque-fragua/

FEE: Free

Ghost Writing

Fred Donath, Jr. Memorial Gallery

April 5, 2025 - March 15, 2026

Ghost Writing is a compelling, mid-career retrospective showcasing work by Jaque Fragua, a contemporary artist from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. Fragua works in a diverse array of media, including digital painting, sculpture, installation, and public art. His distinct style is characterized by bold colors and mark-making as well as thoughtful approach to appropriation.

EVENT LNK: https://plainsart.org/exhibitions/wiwahokichiyapi/

FEE: Free

Wíwahokičhiyapi

They Promised Things to Each Other

April 25, 2026 - February 7, 2026

Fred Donath, Jr. Memorial Gallery

Treaties are living documents that are “the supreme law of the land” and remain legally binding agreements that establish the political relationship between Native Nations and the United States government. These agreements have established land boundaries, resource rights, reservations; they determine Tribal Nation citizenship and outline mutual obligations. The Influence of treaties and the policies surrounding them has been profound, shaping both traditional and contemporary Indigenous art and ways of making. This exhibition explores how treaties continue to resonate through Native creativity and expression.

Wíwahokičhiyapi: They Promised Things to Each Other is an overview of treaties in this country with a focus on those that pertain to our region. This exhibition is developed in collaboration with the National Museum of the American Indian and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Plains Art Museum partnered with Lakȟóta Archeologist Tyrel Iron Eyes and Giiwedinnong Treaty Museum’s Logan Monroe, Don Wendl, and Winona LaDuke. Our partners contributed research that informed and shaped the development of this exhibition.

EVENT LINK: https://www.hcscconline.org/treasures-from-norway.html

FEE: Free Tuesday nights: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Standard Rates
Adults (Ages 18-64): $12
Seniors (Ages 65+): $11
Youth (Ages 5-17): $8
Children (under 5): FREE
Discounted Rates
Time Travelers: $11
College Students: $9
Veterans: $5
HCSCC Members: FREE
ASCTC Members: FREE
Active Duty Military: FREE

Treasures from Norway

Treasures from Norway honors the Norwegian immigrants that settled this region during the middle part of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. These new Americans came to the United States with little more than the clothes on their back and a few personal effects. These personal items, tangible reminders of family they were leaving and the old country, will be displayed from July 1, 2025 to June 22, 2026.

EVENT LINK: https://plainsart.org/exhibitions/murray-lemley/

FEE: Free

Murray Lemley: Fifty Years of Photography and Design

The Ruth and Seymour Landfield Atrium, Xcel Energy Gallery, and Starion Bank Gallery

July 5, 2025 - January 4, 2026

Fifty Years of Photography and Design is a retrospective exhibition celebrating Murray Lemley’s artistic career.

EVENT LINK: https://www.emceramics.studio/art-project-605

FEE: Free

2025

RIMER CARDILLO

DEEP ECOLOGY

Resistant Allusions

an exhibition in partnership with Plains Art Museum, Fargo, North Dakota

Few artists today embody the urgent call of environmentalism as powerfully as Rimer Cardillo.

The Uruguayan-American artist has spent over fifty years building a body of work that mourns, warns and ultimately inspires. His art connects directly to the idea of Deep Ecology, a philosophy that insists we can no longer separate human survival from the survival of all living things.

For Cardillo, this is no abstract theory. His work traces a lineage from the genocide of Indigenous peoples to the extinction of plants and animals, as well as the destruction of earth's ecosystems. It is a continuum of loss, but also a call to recognize that all life is interconnected. Since his student days in Uruguay during the late 1960s, Cardillo has used his art to memorialize what has vanished and warn of what could still disappear. The result is a haunting, beautiful and deeply ethical visual language.

Resistant Allusions, on view at Art Project 605, is Cardillo’s most recent body of work, 26 digital color photographs with woodcut, silkscreen, and drawing.

Deep Ecology unfolds across four partner institutions in eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota. Audiences are encouraged to visit all four exhibitions, each offering a distinct lens on Cardillo's career.

Location

Art Project 605

605 Washingto Ave

Detroit Lakes, MN 56501

Click here to see a map of all four locations.

Artist Reception: Thursday, September 11 from 6 to 8 pm.

Art Project 605 Dates and Hours

September 2-30, 2025

Tuesday–Friday, 10 am to 5 pm

Saturday, 11 am to 1 pm

And by appointment: 917-971-7712

Partner Institution Dates

Plains Art Museum, Fargo, ND

August 28, 2025-February 8, 2026

Nemeth Art Center, Park Rapids, MN

August 28-September 30, 2025

The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum, Moorhead, MN

January 8-February 8, 2026

EVENT LINK: https://www.artofthelakes.org/clay-studio.html

FEE: 4-Use CAC Studio Rental Punch Card: $36.00 / $28.00 - Member price
12-Use CAC Studio Rental Punch Card: $84.00 / $60.00 - Member price

Open Ceramic Studio*

Every Wednesday, 5-8 pm

*PENDING NEW LOCATION

Open Ceramic Studio is a series of dedicated sessions for the community and AOTL Members to use the ceramic studio in the Creative Arts Center. Open Ceramic Studio is for artists to work individually on personal ceramic projects. Participants will need prior ceramics background, as no formal instruction will be given. Kristi Everts and other ceramic artists will be available during the Open Ceramic Studio hours, for questions and assistance if needed.​

Equipment: Pottery wheels, bats, project boards are available. Tools are available for purchase or artists may bring their own tools. Limited tools are also available for use.
  
Supplies: 25# of clay are available for purchase for $35 which includes the cost of clay, firing and glaze.  No outside clay can be used unless approved prior to use with documentation of type and cone. We bisque at cone 06 and glaze at cone 6.  

• Commercial glazes are available for use. No outside glazes can be used without approval prior to use with documentation of cone from original container.

Purchase a Punch Card for studio access
Choose the CAC Maker Studio Punch Card that best fits your needs and your schedule. 

• Only in the area for a short while? Just need a few days of work to finish a project? Choose the 4-Use option.

• Here for the season or year-round? Have a bigger project in mind? Choose the 12-Use option.

Each Punch Card gives you access to any of the Maker Studios at the CAC during hours of operation, subject to availability.

EVENT LINK: https://lrac4.org/exhibit-schedule

FEE: Free & open to the public

Lake Region Arts Council presents:

ART of Toys in the Main Gallery
& Solo Exhibition by John Shaw in the Office Gallery

Exhibition Dates: Monday, September 22 – Tuesday, December 16, 2025
Artist Reception: Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | 5:00–6:30 pm | Artist Talks at 5:30 pm
Location: LRAC Main Gallery, 133 South Mill Street, Fergus Falls, MN

Fergus Falls, MN – The Lake Region Arts Council (LRAC) is thrilled to announce two exciting new exhibitions opening this fall! Starting Monday, September 22, visitors can explore ART of Toys in the Main Gallery and a Solo Exhibition by John Shaw in the Office Gallery. Both exhibitions will be celebrated at a joint Artist Reception on Tuesday, October 7 from 5:00–6:30 pm, with artist talks beginning at 5:30 pm. The event is FREE and open to the public, with refreshments and light food provided.

ART of Toys brings together the playful, imaginative, and nostalgic power of toys through the eyes of regional artists. From building blocks to storytelling figures, toys have shaped our creativity since childhood. This exhibition invites audiences to rediscover the joy, inspiration, and wonder that toys bring into our lives.

Exhibiting artists include:
Rhea Northington, Sharon Fleischauer, Diane Ayers, Phena Keil, TJ Pendegast, Desiree Sky Logan, Christine Becker, Maren Kostrzewski, John Magnuson, Erinn Webb, Weyburn Wasson, Miranda Lape, and Carl Zachmann.

Alongside this exhibition, LRAC is proud to present a Solo Exhibition by John Shaw in the Office Gallery. After 35 years of practicing architecture, Shaw turned his creative energy to clay, drawing inspiration from the lakes, land, and creatures surrounding his home in North Central Minnesota. His work reflects a deep connection to place and the rhythms of nature.

Gallery Hours:
Monday – Thursday | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Closed Friday – Sunday
(Please call or email in advance to ensure the gallery is open on the day of your visit.)

These exhibitions are free to attend and open to all. Don’t miss this chance to experience art that sparks imagination and celebrates the creative spirit!

For more information, visit lrac4.org.

About the Lake Region Arts Council (LRAC):
The Lake Region Arts Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and encouraging the vitality of the arts in west central Minnesota. LRAC provides grant opportunities, workshops, technical assistance, and publishes a monthly ArtsNews newsletter for artists and arts organizations in the counties of Becker, Clay, Douglas, Grant, Otter Tail, Pope, Stevens, Traverse, and Wilkin.

“This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Lake Region Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, with additional support from the McKnight Foundation.”

EVENT LINK: https://ffpubliclibrary.org/events/

FEE: Free

Free Movie Nights @ Fergus Falls Public Library

Movie: Fly Me to the Moon

September 23 @ 6:00 pm - 8:15 pm

Watch the recently released film “Fly Me to the Moon,” rated PG-13. Staring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, this is comedy-drama is set against the backdrop of NASA’s historic Apollo 11 moon landing. Brought in to fix NASA’s public image, sparks fly in all directions as marketing maven Kelly Jones (Johansson) wreaks havoc on launch director Cole Davis’s (Tatum) already difficult task. When the White House deems the mission too important to fail, the countdown truly begins.

Movie: My Octopus Teacher

October 28 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Watch the documentary “My Octopus Teacher” rated TV-PG. A filmmaker forges an unusual friendship with an octopus living in a South African kelp forest, learning as the animal shares the mysteries of her world.

Movie: Small Things Like These

November 25 @ 6:00 pm - 7:40 pm

Watch the recently released film “Small Things Like These,” rated PG-13. In 1985, devoted father Bill Furlong (played by Cillian Murphy) discovers disturbing secrets kept by the local convent and uncovers shocking truths of his own.

Movie: Knives Out

December 30 @ 6:00 pm - 8:10 pm

Watch the recently released film “Knives Out,” rated PG-13. When renowned crime novelist Harlan Thrombey is found dead at his estate just after his 85th birthday, the inquisitive and debonair Detective Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig, is mysteriously enlisted to investigate.

These programs are sponsored by Fergus Falls Public Library and Viking Library System. This project was funded in part or in whole with monies from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage fund.

EVENT LINK: www.evansvilleartcenter.org

FEE: Free to apply

Open Call for 2026 Season

We’re now accepting submissions for art exhibits, artisan features, and musician performances for our upcoming 2026 season!

If you’re a creative ready to share your work, your story, and your sound with our community — we’d love to hear from you.

• Visual Artists

• Artisans / Makers

• Musicians / Performers

Follow the link below to learn more and apply today!

www.evansvilleartcenter.org

*About section click “Express Yourself”

Let’s make 2026 a year filled with creativity, collaboration, and celebration!

EVENT LINK: https://www.hcscconline.org/gastronomy-art-quilts.html

FEE: Free Tuesday nights: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Standard Rates
Adults (Ages 18-64): $12
Seniors (Ages 65+): $11
Youth (Ages 5-17): $8
Children (under 5): FREE
Discounted Rates
Time Travelers: $11
College Students: $9
Veterans: $5
HCSCC Members: FREE
ASCTC Members: FREE
Active Duty Military: FREE

Gastronomy - Art Quilts

October 4 - January 4, 2026

A traveling collection of 40 contemporary fine art quilts by artists from throughout the US, Canada, Switzerland, and Australia, this juried exhibit presents the finest in fiber arts craftsmanship. According to the Studio Art Quilts Associates, “Gastronomy is the study of the relationship between food and culture, featuring not only the bountiful gifts from nature, but a gift from the human hand. The art of preparing unique, delicate food is a tradition passed from generation to generation, around the world. Combining innovative ingredients, colors, textures, and flavors creates dishes pleasing to both the palette and the eye.” So too have the artists put together unique combinations that will delight and inspire the viewers. From a nearly-photo-quality rendering of a cabbage leaf to an abstract conception of a Cuban bistro, the artists stretch the boundaries of the imagination and challenge the traditional notion of what a quilt is. 

​This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Lake Region Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage fund; The Arts Partnership with support from the Cities of Fargo, Moorhead, and West Fargo; the Alex Stern Family Foundation; the Fargo-Moorhead Area Foundation, MN Quilters and F-M Quilters.

EVENT LINK: https://ffpubliclibrary.org/events/

FEE: Free

Book Club @ Fergus Falls Public Library

The Cartographers by Peng Shepherd

October 13 & 14

We will discuss “The Cartographers” by Peng Shepherd. A highly imaginative thriller about a young woman who discovers a strange map in her deceased father’s belongings.

The Demon of Unrest by Erik Larson

November 17 & 18

We will discuss “The Demon of Unrest.” Erik Larson brings to life the pivotal five months between the election of Abraham Lincoln and the start of the Civil War in this “riveting reexamination of a nation in tumult” (Los Angeles Times).

Note that November’s meeting dates are one week later than usual due to Veterans’ Day.

The Women by Kristin Hannah

December 8 & 9

We will discuss “The Women” by Kristin Hannah. An intimate portrait of coming of age in a dangerous time and an epic tale of a nation divided set during the Vietnam War.

True Biz by Sara Nović

January 12 & 13, 2026

We will discuss “True Biz” by Sara Nović. This novel plunges readers into the halls of a residential school for the deaf, where they’ll meet Charlie, a rebellious transfer student who’s never met another deaf person before; Austin, the school’s golden boy, whose world is rocked when his baby sister is born hearing; and February, the headmistress, who is fighting to keep her school open and her marriage intact, but might not be able to do both at the same time.

EVENT LINK: https://www.andersoncenter.org/residency-program/

FEE: Free to apply

The Anderson Center: 2026 Early Career Artist Residency Program

The Early Career Artist Residency Program is an opportunity in September 2026 for early-career artists living within the state of Minnesota or one of the five boroughs of New York City in need of focused time and dedicated space in an inspiring residency work environment that empowers them take risks, embrace challenges, and utilize unconventional approaches to problem-solving.

Thanks to support from the Jerome Foundation, a month-long cohort of five artists will each receive a $625/week stipend, a travel honorarium, documentation support, and more. Application deadline is 12 p.m. Noon (Central Standard Time) on Jan. 13, 2026.  Selected artists, wait-list, and runners-up will be notified by March 3, 2026.

LEARN MORE & APPLY

The Anderson Center provides equal opportunity for all people to participate in and benefit from the activities of the Center, regardless of race; national origin; color; age; religion; gender; sexual orientation; disability, in admission, access, or employment.  Please call before applying to discuss accommodations.

EVENT LINK: https://www.andersoncenter.org/residency-program/

FEE: $30 application fee

The Anderson Center: 2026 Artist Residency Program

The Anderson Center at Tower View's Artist Residency Program an opportunity in June, July, August and October 2026 for early career, mid-career, and established artists working across all disciplines and based anywhere in the world. The program is interdisciplinary, and the organization welcomes applications from a wide range of creative and intellectual genres, including those that don't fit neatly into one category.

Selected artists receive live/work space, fellowship & exchange within a 5-artist cohort, chef-prepared meals, and more. Application deadline is 12 p.m. Noon, Central Standard Time on Jan. 13, 2026. The selected artists, wait-list, and runners-up will be notified by March 3, 2026. There is only one application deadline for open 2026 residency spots.

LEARN MORE & APPLY

The Anderson Center provides equal opportunity for all people to participate in and benefit from the activities of the Center, regardless of race; national origin; color; age; religion; gender; sexual orientation; disability, in admission, access, or employment.  Please call before applying to discuss accommodations.

EVENT LINK: https://www.andersoncenter.org/residency-program/

FEE: Free to apply

The Anderson Center: 2026 Deaf Artists Residency Program

Anderson Center’s Deaf Artists Residency (DAR) is an opportunity in 2026 for five Deaf artists based in the United States of America to come together in an ASL-centric environment to create, communicate and exchange ideas for one month.

The program was created in 2014 to enact the vision of a Deaf visual artist, Cynthia Weitzel, who designed and coordinates the program. The panelists who select residents are all accomplished Deaf Artists, some of which are also past residents.

Thanks to support from funders & sponsors, selected artists receive a $1,400 stipend for the month, reimbursement of up to $600 in travel costs, live/work space, chef-prepared communal dinners & more. Applications will open in the fall of 2025

LEARN MORE & APPLY

The Anderson Center provides equal opportunity for all people to participate in and benefit from the activities of the Center, regardless of race; national origin; color; age; religion; gender; sexual orientation; disability, in admission, access, or employment.  Please call before applying to discuss accommodations.

EVENT LINK: https://www.kulcher.org/youth-ballet-2025-2026/

FEE: PreK-Kdg: $80 per session, 1st-3rd Grades: $100 per session (2 spots in each class will be offered as full scholarship spots)

Youth Ballet at the Cultural Center: Fall 2025 & Spring 2026

Youth Ballet Classes Return!
Fall 2025 & Spring 2026
8-Week Sessions
Weekly on Wednesdays

We are excited to once again offer Youth Ballet through a partnership with instructor Leona Cichy at the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center on Wednesday afternoons for youth starting in Pre-K (age 4) through 3rd Grade.

Students will learn basic ballet techniques in a fun and encouraging class environment. Classes will be offered on Wednesdays in the upstairs dance studio at the Cultural Center (accessible only by stairs).

Times / Age Groups / Fees:

• 4:00 – 4:30 p.m. – PreK-Kdg, $80 per session

• 4:30 – 5:15 p.m. – 1st-3rd Grades, $100 per session

Dates – Fall 2025 & Spring 2026 Sessions:

Both a Fall Session and Spring Session will be held; each is 8 weeks and will culminate in a short recital (details TBD). Classes held on Wednesday afternoons, on the following dates:

• Fall 2025 Session: Wednesdays, October 15 – December 3, 2025

• Spring 2026 Session: Wednesdays, February 4 – April 1, 2026 (NO CLASS 3/18/26)

Registration & Payment:

Limited spots to ensure small class sizes; 12 students per class/age group. Full session payment is required to guarantee your spot.

NEW THIS YEAR: 2 spots in each class will be offered as full scholarship spots. Please contact leona@rwfsmn.org if interested.

EVENT LINK: https://fergusarts.org

FEE: $5

Cinema Sundays—A Center for the Arts

$5 tickets @ 2pm on select Sundays each month

CLICK ON MOVIE TITLE BELOW FOR ADVANCED TICKETS

Nightmare Before Christmas:  Oct 19

Paddington in Peru: Nov. 9

Best Christmas Pageant Ever: Dec 14

Mufasa – the Lion King: Jan 11

Soul: Feb 8

How to Train Your Dragon: Mar 8

Encanto: Apr 19

EVENT LINK: https://ffpubliclibrary.org/events/

FEE: Free

Social Justice Book Club

About Us: Essays from the Disability Series of the New York Times.

October 22 @ 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm

We will discuss “About Us: Essays from the Disability Series of the New York Times.” This landmark collection gathers the most powerful essays from The New York Times Disability Series.

Out of the Sierra: a Story of Rarámuri Resistance by Victoria Blanco

December 17 @ 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm

We will discuss “Out of the Sierra: a Story of Rarámuri Resistance” by Victoria Blanco. The Rarámuri people of Chihuahua, Mexico, make up one of the largest Indigenous tribes of North America. Renowned for maintaining their language and cultural traditions in the face of colonization, they have weathered numerous hardships—climate disaster, poverty, cultural erasure—that have only worsened during the twenty-first century.

Based on more than a decade of oral history and participatory field work, Out of the Sierra paints a vivid and vital portrait of Rarámuri displacement. When drought leaves the Gutiérrez family with nothing to eat, they are faced with the choice many Rarámuris must make: remain and hope for rain and aid, or leave their sacred homeland behind. Luis, Martina, and their children choose to journey from their home in the Sierra Madre mountains toward a new and uncertain future in a government-funded Indigenous settlement.

To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion is Making us Sick–and How We Can Fight Back by Alden Wicker.

February 25, 2026 @ 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm

We will discuss “To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion is Making us Sick–and How We Can Fight Back” by Alden Wicker.

EVENT LINK: https://ffpubliclibrary.org/events/

FEE: Free

Fergus Falls Writers Group

2nd & 4th Thursdays of each month @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

This group shares and critiques their writing. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. This is a community-member-led group.

EVENT LINK: https://www.kulcher.org/yoga-nymrcc-fall-2025/

FEE: BUY YOGA PASSES HERE

Yoga @ NYMRCC Fall 2025

8-week Yoga Series
Wednesdays & Fridays
Gentle Flow & Slow Flow
Open to All Levels

The New York Mills Regional Cultural Center is excited to bring yoga classes back to our community, and welcome Bobbi Jo Hamilton as a new yoga instructor.

Bobbi Jo brings a somatic, body-centered approach to yoga, combining gentle movement with mindfulness, breathwork, and self-compassion practices. Bobbi Jo is a LICSW and owner of Northwoods Velvære Studio. With her background in mental health therapy and several years of yoga teaching experience, Bobbi Jo creates a safe, supportive space for students of all levels.

During this 8-week Yoga Series, classes will be held on Wednesday and Friday mornings from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m., starting on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, and continuing through Friday, December 19, 2025, in the upstairs studio at the Cultural Center (24 N Main Ave, NYM). Additional details below.

2 Class Options This Fall 2025

Gentle Flow – Wednesdays
A soft, nurturing class designed to slow down, stretch, and move with ease. Gentle Flow emphasizes relaxation, breathwork, and mindful movement. Perfect for beginners, seniors, or anyone seeking a restorative experience that supports flexibility, balance, and self-compassion.

Slow Flow – Fridays
A steady, mindful practice that links breath with movement. Postures are held slightly longer than in Gentle Flow, helping build strength, awareness, and stability. Slow Flow is ideal for those seeking a grounding, supportive practice that builds resilience and confidence.

Students can attend either class or both — passes are flexible to accommodate your schedule.

Pricing & Fall Pass Options

All passes must be used within the Fall session (Oct. 29–Dec. 19, 2025). Please note Senior Discounts are for those ages 60+.

Standard Rates

• Drop-in: $18

• 5-Class Pass: $80

• 8-Class Pass: $120

• 10-Class Pass: $140

• 16-Class Pass: $224

Senior Community Rates (Ages 60+)

• Drop-in: $15

• 5-Class Pass: $65

• 8-Class Pass: $96

• 10-Class Pass: $110

• 16-Class Pass: $176

Passes can be used on Wednesdays, Fridays, or both.

About the Instructor

Bobbi Jo Hamilton is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), yoga teacher, and owner of Northwoods Velvære Studio. She brings a body-centered, somatic approach to yoga, emphasizing mind-body connection, stress relief, and self-compassion. Bobbi Jo’s classes provide a safe and welcoming environment for beginners and experienced students alike.

EVENT LINK: https://larl.libnet.info/event/14452363

FEE: Free

Origami Club at the Moorhead Library

Origami Club

Wednesday, October 29
6:00pm - 7:00pm
(the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month)

Join us at the Moorhead Public Library on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month for Origami Club! Japan Outreach Initiative coordinator Mika Usuki will be leading the instructional sessions. All ages and abilities are welcome to join and practice the skill of paper folding with fellow origami enthusiasts. Basic materials will be provided.

AGE GROUP: | Young Adults | Teens (Ages 13-18) | Seniors | Adults |

EVENT LINK: https://plainsart.org/exhibitions/women-artists/

FEE: Free

Women Artists: Four Centuries of Creativity

Jane L. Stern Gallery

November 1, 2025 - March 1, 2026

Plains Art Museum proudly presents Women Artists: Four Centuries of Creativity, a major exhibition running November 1, 2025 – March 1, 2026, that traces the resilience and innovation of women artists from the early modern period to the present. The exhibition features 40 works from the Museum’s Permanent Collection alongside 37 works on loan from the Reading Public Museum.

EVENT LINK: https://www.kaddatzgalleries.org/current-exhibitions.html

FEE: Free & Open to the Public

Kim Embretson: Holy Ground

On view in the StudioK Gallery
November 4 - December 30, 2025
Opening Reception
5-7PM Thursday, November 6, 2025

An excerpt from the Artists Statement in his own words:

Holy Ground

   “This rock and tree filled space
   was holy a million days before we came.”

This line from my father-in-law’s poem ”Holy Ground” about a family island on Rainy Lake, is the inspiration for my series of paintings. I have tried to answer the question:  How does land become holy? 

EVENT LINK: https://www.kaddatzgalleries.org/current-exhibitions.html

FEE: Free & Open to the Public

Material Mythos: A Duo Exhibition by Kandace Creel Falcón and Ilaamen Pelshaw

On View In Our Charles Beck Gallery
November 4 - December 30, 2025
Opening Reception
5-7PM Thursday, November 6, 2025

​Driven by color, shape, and memory, Kandace Creel Falcón and Ilaamen Pelshaw explore dreams, folktales, and the cultural realities that emerge from their childhoods in a Duo Show bringing paintings, quilts, and sculptures into conversation.

EVENT LINK: https://ndmoa.com/summer-art-camp/

FEE: Free to apply

Summer Art Camp Instructor Proposals Now Open!

Open to Practicing Artists in All Media 

The North Dakota Museum of Art is now accepting proposals for the 2026 Summer Art Camp season. Practicing artists working in any media - painting, sculpture, fiber, design, printmaking, photography, and beyond - are invited to apply.

This is open to artists at all career stages.

Summer Art Camp is an exciting opportunity for kids to explore creativity and discover the many ways art can be made! As a practicing artist, your leadership and experience can inspire the next generation of creators. The North Dakota Museum of Art, our state’s official art museum, located in the beautiful city of Grand Forks, is the perfect place to make a meaningful impact.

Compensation and Support

• $1,150 instructor stipend

•  $250 supply budget for materials

•  On-site staff and helper support

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until all sessions are filled.

Final decision for the 2026 Season will go out in February, 2026.

EVENT LINK: https://springboardforthearts.org/event/made-here-showcasing-regional-makers-and-their-stories-in-fergus-falls/

FEE: Free & open to the public

Made Here: Showcasing Regional Makers and their Stories in Fergus Falls

Come connect with the makers shaping our creative region. Each quarter, Springboard for the Arts spotlights a local creative business in downtown Fergus Falls. You’ll get a behind-the-scenes view of their work, hear their stories, and learn about your creative neighbors! November’s gathering will showcase local artist Sam Oberto, maker of Free Soul Candle Co.!

EVETN LINK: https://centralsquare.org/event/open-art-studio-wellness-activity/

FEE: Free to all, limited art supplies included

Open Art Studio & Wellness Activity

When: 1st Thursday of every month—Drop in anytime between 6 and 8 PM (Note: January 2026 will meet on the second Thursday due to the New Year holiday.)
Where: Central Square Art Studio (Suite 209)
Cost: Free to all, limited art supplies included
Who: All are welcome

Looking for a space to relax, recharge, and get creative? Join us for a drop-in evening designed to nurture both your creativity and your well-being.

Each evening offers:

• Open Studio Time—Use our art supplies or bring your own projects and enjoy a welcoming, communal space.

• Optional Guided Activity—Explore simple, wellness-focused art projects led by our own Program Manager, Jes Baggett. Activities may include mindful mandalas, gratitude collages, expressive painting, nature prints, and more!

No experience necessary—just bring yourself and a willingness to explore. Whether you’re looking to de-stress, connect with others, or simply make time for art, this is a space for you!

EVENT LINK: https://www.therourke.org/kathy-freese-take-and-leave.html

FEE: Free

Kathy Freese: Take and Leave

On view on the second level / November 7, 2025 - January 4, 2026
Member Preview: 6:30 to 8 p.m. Friday, November 7, 2025
Public Opening: 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, November 9, 2025 / Artist talk at 2 p.m.

Kathy Freese is a mixed media artist who lives and works in Fargo, North Dakota. She spends time working with clay, and on a variety of two-dimensional media projects, but is especially interested in working with textiles. You can find her teaching art techniques to children and adults in her community.

Members, please join us for the exclusive preview from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Friday 7 November. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome for the opening reception with complimentary coffee and cookies from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday 9 November. Freese will give a gallery talk at 2 p.m.

Exhibition Statement for Take and Leave

I make art that addresses expectations around gender and labor. I reckon with my history and unpack traditions around womanhood, making lived experiences and familiar items a central influence in my artwork. Traditionally feminine shapes and colors appear in my sculpture to question assumptions about gendered experiences. I utilize clay, found objects, and sewing in my practice, favoring a mixed media approach.

Cleaning inequality and reproductive rights, subjects that can lead to tense arguments, are central topics I explore. I see how time is valued differently according to who it belongs to, and I observe how bodies are granted different levels of autonomy according to their appearance and circumstances. I use clean plush shapes and oversaturated colors to create touchable and friendly surfaces. The bright and shiny materials have an intrinsic draw that disarms the viewer, acting as an invitation to come closer, instead of shying away.

EVENT LINK: https://pwcenter.org/programs/core-writer-program/

FEE: Free to apply

Playwrights’ Center — Core Writer Program

Applications now open

The Core Writer Program is a three-year appointment (July 1, 2026–June 30, 2029) supporting 25–30 professional playwrights nationwide with time, resources, and development opportunities. Core Writers receive paid workshops with directors, actors, and dramaturgs, travel and housing (if not local), and eligibility for Playwrights’ Center public readings and festivals.

Eligibility:
Applicants must be 18+, reside and have legal right to work in the U.S., and be pursuing playwriting as their primary career. Students in full-time education are not eligible. At least one Minnesota playwright is selected each year.

Key Dates:

• Working Session (Creating Artist Statements): Monday, November 17, 2025, 6:00 p.m. CT – [Register here]

• Information Session: Wednesday, December 17, 2025, Noon CT – [Join here] (no registration required)

• Office Hours with Artistic Programs Manager Julia Brown (12–3 p.m. CT):

  • November 19

  • December 3

  • December 17

  • January 14

  • March 18

• Application Deadline: Thursday, January 22, 2026, 11:59 p.m. CT

Application Materials:

1. Application form

2. Playwriting résumé

3. Artistic statement

4. Statement of Core Writer goals

5. Full-length play script

6. Letter of recommendation

Apply via SlideRoom (separate from Playwrights’ Center membership login).

Questions: Contact Julia Brown at juliab@pwcenter.org or 612-332-7481 ext. 1115.

EVENT LINK: https://pwcenter.org/programs/mcknight-fellowship-in-playwriting/

FEE: Free to apply

McKnight Fellowship in Playwriting

Applications now open

The McKnight Fellowship in Playwriting supports mid-career Minnesota playwrights who demonstrate a sustained body of work, commitment to their craft, and a distinct artistic vision.

Fellowship Term: July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027
Award Includes:

• $25,000 stipend

• $2,500 for play development and professional expenses

• $1,400 for travel support

• Affiliation as a Playwrights’ Center writer following the fellowship

Eligibility

• Must be 18+, reside in and have legal right to work in the U.S.

• Must have lived continuously in Minnesota since Jan. 8, 2025, and maintain residency through the fellowship year.

• Must have one fully produced professional play prior to the deadline.

• Not eligible: Full-time students, recent McKnight Artist Fellows (2021–26), or Playwrights’ Center/McKnight staff, board, and immediate family members.

Key Dates

• Working Session (Creating Artist Statements): Monday, Nov. 17, 2025, 6:00 p.m. CT – [Register here]

• Information Session: Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025, Noon CT – [Join here] (no registration required)

• Office Hours with Julia Brown (12–3 p.m. CT):

  • Nov. 19 • Dec. 3 • Dec. 17 • Jan. 14 • Mar. 18

• Application Deadline: Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. CT

Application Materials

1. Application form

2. Playwriting résumé

3. Artistic statement

4. Full-length play script

5. References

Apply via SlideRoom (separate from Playwrights’ Center login).
Questions: Contact Julia Brown – juliab@pwcenter.org | 612-332-7481 ext. 1115

EVENT LINK: https://pwcenter.org/programs/mcknight-theatre-artist-fellowships/

FEE: Free to apply

McKnight Theater Artist Fellowships

Supports mid-career Minnesota-based theater artists (non-playwrights) who demonstrate a sustained body of work, artistic achievement, and commitment to their craft.

Fellowship Term: July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027
Award: $25,000 fellowship to advance the artist’s work and career.

Applications are now open.

Key Dates

• Intent to Apply (strongly encouraged):
  Recommended starting September 2025 (any time before final deadline)
  — also add upcoming performances to the PWC performance calendar to help panelists view your work.

• Working Session: Creating Artist Statements:
  Monday, Nov. 17, 2025 – 6:00 p.m. CT

• Office Hours with Julia Brown (12–3 p.m. CT):
  Nov. 19 • Dec. 3 • Dec. 17 • Jan. 14 • Mar. 18

• Final Application Deadline:
  Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CT

Eligibility Highlights

• Continuous Minnesota residency since March 26, 2025; must maintain residency during fellowship.

• Must be 18+ and have legal authorization to work in the U.S.

• Open to:
  Actors, directors, dramaturgs, stage managers, designers (incl. puppetry), theater-focused choreographers & composers.
  (Playwrights are not eligible.)

• Not eligible:

  • Full-time students

  • Recipients of any McKnight Artist & Culture Bearer Fellowship from 2021–2026

  • Staff/board of McKnight or Playwrights’ Center and immediate families

• Applicants may apply to only one McKnight Artist & Culture Bearer Fellowship per year.

Application Materials

1. Application form

2. Artistic statement

3. Résumé or bio

4. Two statements of working process

5. Work sample info sheet

6. Work sample(s)

Applications submitted through SlideRoom (separate login from PWC).

Additional Notes

• Declaring intent to apply helps panelists attend live performances (not required but strongly encouraged).

• Applicants without live performances during the cycle are still fully competitive—work samples are equally weighted.

• Info sessions on artistic statements and digital work samples will be announced; those who submit intent to apply will receive updates.

Questions:
Julia Brown – juliab@pwcenter.org | 612-332-7481 ext. 1115

EVENT LINK: https://lrac4.org/organizational-grants

FEE: Free to apply

LRAC Operating Support Grant

Now accepting applications.

Deadline: 5PM, Thursday Jan. 8, 2026

The Lake Region Arts Council provides operating support on a two-year grant cycle to qualifying arts organizations in the nine counties of the region. Funding amount varies.

• Operating Support Grant Guidelines

• Operating Support Grant Video Playlist

• Operating Support Grant Instructions

Open to nonprofit arts organizations with budgets less than $174,000: up to $8,000 based on the previous annual expenses, to strengthen and stabilize the organization.

EVENT LINK: https://artsmidwest.org/about/updates/call-for-pitches-short-form-video-from-your-community-winter-2025/

FEE: Free to apply

Call for Pitches: Short-Form Video from Your Community

Arts Midwest is looking for more community documenters: people with a passion for documenting creativity around them. Film 8–10 short, vertical phone clips of local art, culture, or community life, and get paid to help us amplify Midwestern creativity!

We’ll handle the editing, scripting, and posting on our channels. You’ll get credit and $250 for your footage and a short write-up.

Want to get involved? The first step is to tell us what’s happening in your community by submitting a pitch via our online form. Right now, we’re looking for events, activities, and creative happenings that will take place between December 8 – January 30.

Bring the view from your corner of the Midwest, and we’ll help share it with others.

EVENT LINK: https://loft.org/classes/2026-year-long-creative-nonfiction-writing-project-sun-yung-shin-winter-online-cohort

FEE: Regular $7,500.00 / Friend $7,440.00

2026 Year-Long Creative Nonfiction Writing Project with Sun Yung Shin—Winter Online Cohort

Creative Nonfiction Year-Long Course with Sun Yung Shin
Dates: Jan. 26–Dec. 7, 2026
Time: 6–9 p.m. CT
Level: Advanced • Genre: Creative Nonfiction
Location: Online (Zoom)
Sessions: 1-year program
Price: $7,500 ($7,440 Friend rate)

Join acclaimed writer Sun Yung Shin for a year-long deep dive into creative nonfiction and memoir. Develop your voice, strengthen craft skills, and receive workshop feedback, author/agent insights, and one-on-one consultations. Designed for writers seeking focused guidance, structure, and support as they prepare a polished manuscript.

For full schedule and details, visit loft.org

EVENT LINK: http://www.lakesideballroom.org/lakesidedanceclub/Home.html

FEE: $15/ person or $50 new member all season

Lakeside Dance Club

Lakeside Dance Club meets 10 out of 12 months of the year at Lakeside Ballroom in Glenwood. The current season has the following dances yet to happen: 11/16, 1/11, 2/8, 3/15, 4/12.

Free lessons are offered from 3-4 pm with a social dance featuring live music from 4-7 pm.

Dress code: no jeans or shorts.

EVENT LINK: https://drive.google.com/file/d/151d21qxQlIk-HZz3uzBY2INPSAfI7c_j/view?usp=drive_link.

FEE: Free to apply

Call for Art:
Hutchinson MN Public Arts Sculpture Stroll

The Public Arts Commission of Hutchinson, Minnesota is currently seeking applicants for its 2026 Sculpture Stroll, a juried public arts sculpture walk. The City of Hutchinson has 13 beautiful locations for public art around the city. These locations are primarily in our historic downtown district, but also along the Luce Line Trail and in city parks along the Crow River. Please see the pertinent details below:

• Application deadline is Dec 31, 2025. No exceptions.

• Selected artists will be notified on Jan 8, 2026, with installations beginning in May 2026

• All selected artists will receive a $1,000 honorarium and are eligible for the Judge’s and People’s Choice awards ($500 each).

Because of maintenance to the city website, we are hosting the application on Google Drive. To apply please complete the application here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/151d21qxQlIk-HZz3uzBY2INPSAfI7c_j/view?usp=drive_link.

Email the completed application and required materials to info@hutchinsonpublicarts.com.

EVENT LINK: https://artsmidwest.org/get-support/shakespeare-in-american-communities/

FEE: Free to apply

Shakespeare In American Communities

Shakespeare in American Communities provides grants of up to $30,000 that connect young people across the country to Shakespeare’s plays. Grants support performances and workshops in schools and in the justice system, and apprenticeships for early-career theater professionals.

About Shakespeare in American Communities

Shakespeare in American Communities is a theater program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. It offers three grant opportunities for eligible nonprofit theater organizations:

• Schools Program: Supports Shakespeare-related performances and educational activities for middle and high school students. Matching grants range from $15,000 to $25,000.

• Juvenile Justice Program: Brings Shakespeare-related theater experiences to juvenile justice facilities. Non-matching grants range from $15,000 to $25,000.

• Apprenticeship Program: Provides paid apprenticeships for early-career theater professionals in administrative and technical roles. The programming that apprentices support does NOT have to be Shakespeare related. Matching grants range from $20,000-$30,000.

Since its inception, Shakespeare in American Communities has reached thousands of communities in all 50 states. In that time, more than 140 participating theaters have provided 16,000 performances and 60,000 educational activities.

Starting this year, applicants must choose one grant opportunity—Schools, Juvenile Justice, or Apprenticeships. Applicants can explore which grant opportunity might be the best fit for them using our eligibility quiz.

Applications for the 2026-2027 cycle are now open. A mandatory Intent to Apply is due January 29, 2026. Full applications are due February 12, 2026.

EVENT LINK: https://galsguide.org/2025/11/09/call-for-submissions-2026/

FEE: Free to apply

Gal's Guide Anthology— Call for Submissions

Gal's Guide seeks poetry, fiction, and non fiction for its 5th Anthology. Gal's Guide was founded in Indiana but has recently moved to Moorhead, MN. Gal's Guide is a women's history focused non profit, however, for this years anthology they are looking for well told stories no matter the identity of the writer or the main character. 

There are many ways to rebel. Gal’s Guide is looking for fiction & non fiction about all of them.

This is the fifth annual Gal’s Guide Anthology. Previous themes have been Women’s History, Journey, Nourish, and Female Friendships.

Stories/poems/essays will be chosen by a jury made up of board members of Gal’s Guide and a judge from the literary world.

Stories/poems/essays picked for the anthology will be ones that best fit the theme of rebellion, follow the submission specs, and are turned in on or before the deadline.

Writers may submit as many pieces as they like; however, a maximum of three (3) pieces per author will be chosen by the judges for publication in the 2026 anthology.

There is no submission fee.

Deadline is 3/31/26
For more rules and prizes visit galsguide.org

EVENT LINK: https://loft.org/classes/2026-year-long-memoir-writing-project-kelly-sundberg-winter-online-cohort

FEE: $7,500 ($7,440 Friend rate)

2026 Year-Long Memoir Writing Project with Kelly Sundberg—Winter Online Cohort

2026 Year-Long Memoir Writing Project with Kelly Sundberg
Dates: Jan. 28–Dec. 9, 2026
Time: 6–9 p.m. CT
Level: Advanced • Genre: Creative Nonfiction
Location: Online (Zoom)
Sessions: 1-year program
Price: $7,500 ($7,440 Friend rate)

Join author Kelly Sundberg for a year-long memoir writing cohort designed for writers at any stage—starting fresh, revising a draft, or seeking guidance to finish a manuscript. Through weekly Zoom sessions, craft lessons, workshopping, and one-on-one mentor meetings, you’ll build skills in voice, scene, structure, and revision while shaping a compelling memoir. Includes guest authors, agents, and publishing insights.

Full details and schedule available at loft.org

EVENT LINK: https://loft.org/classes/2026-year-long-novel-writing-project-peter-geye-winter-online-cohort

FEE: Regular $7,500.00 / Friend $7,440.00

2026 Year-Long Novel Writing Project with Peter Geye—Winter Online Cohort

2026 Year-Long Novel Writing Project with Peter Geye
Dates: Jan. 29–Dec. 10, 2026
Time: 6–9 p.m. CT
Level: Advanced • Genre: Fiction
Location: Online (Zoom)
Sessions: 1-year program
Price: $7,500 ($7,440 Friend rate)

Work with novelist Peter Geye in a year-long fiction cohort designed to take your novel from first draft to polished manuscript. Through weekly Zoom sessions, craft lessons, workshopping, and one-on-one mentorship, you’ll explore structure, pacing, voice, revision, and the path to publication. Includes virtual guest speakers and a final public reading.

See the Loft’s Novel Writing Project page for full schedule and details.

EVENT LINK: https://www.artofthelakes.org

FEE: Free

Fiber Arts Group Meeting

Wednesdays at Art of the Lakes Gallery

Join fellow makers every Wednesday from 2–4pm at Art of the Lakes in Battle Lake. Whether you knit, crochet, weave, stitch, or simply enjoy creating in good company, all are welcome. Bring your project, meet new friends, and get inspired!

EVENT LINK: https://ffpubliclibrary.org/events/

FEE: Free

Sew Unique

3rd Thursdays @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

All types of sewing projects are welcome. Bring your projects, cutting tools and sewing machine. Several irons and boards will be provided. Meets the third Thursday of each month. This is a community-member-led group.

EVENT LINK: https://minnewaska.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/costoption/class_id/2843

FEE: Free & open to all

Open Pottery Studio

with Shauna Loxtercamp

Join us on the third Thursday of every month from 6–8 PM in Central Square’s Pottery Studio (Room 207) for a relaxed, come-as-you-are clay night. This free community studio time includes limited art supplies and is open to all. Explore the wheel, hand-building, or glazing at your own pace. Fellow ceramic artist, Shauna Loxtercamp, will be available for guidance, but the time is yours to create and connect!

EVENT LINK: https://springboardforthearts.org/events/

FEE: Free

Creative Community Coffee Club

Every 3rd Friday of the month, 11/21, 12/19, and 1/16

10:00am-12:00pm Central Time

In-person, 201 West Lincoln Ave, Fergus Falls, MN 56537

Swing by Springboard for the Arts in downtown Fergus Falls every 3rd Friday for casual

coworking, creative conversation, and community connection. Bring your busy work, a craft

project, or just yourself, and enjoy coffee, snacks, and good company with fellow local creatives.

EVENT LINK: https://www.therourke.org/carl-oltvedt-a-quiet-life.html

FEE: Free

Carl Oltvedt: A Quiet Life: Echoes of the Natural World

On view in the Main Gallery from 21 November 2025 - 11 January 2026

Member Preview— 6:30 to 8 p.m. Friday 21 November 2025
Public Opening— 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday 22 November 2025 / Oltvedt Gallery Talk at 2 p.m.    

Carl Oltvedt works full-time as an artist in a variety of painting and drawing media. He retired in May of 2015 from Minnesota State University Moorhead, where he was a Professor in the School of Visual Arts. He has exhibited his work in three prior solo exhibitions at The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum, as well as in several of the annual Midwestern Invitational Exhibitions of Fine Art hosted there. He has been represented by Groveland Gallery in Minneapolis since 1978.
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His paintings and drawings are included in numerous public, corporate, and private collections, including The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum, the Plains Art Museum, the North Dakota Museum of Art, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, and the Minnesota Museum of American Art. He has completed commissions for corporations and private collectors including the Cargill Corporation, Securian Corporation, and the Laske family.  He was a recipient of Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grants in 2014 and 1991, and a Lake Region Arts Council/McKnight Artist Fellowship in 2002.         

EVENT LINK: https://www.maaa.org/for-organizations/creative-forces/

FEE: Free to apply

Creative Forces Community Engagement Grants

Deadline: January 15, 2026

This grant program, a partnership with Mid-America Arts Alliance (M-AAA), aims to improve the health, well-being, and quality of life for military-connected populations through cost-sharing grants of $10,000 to $25,000 for emerging and advanced arts engagement projects. The program funds arts initiatives that encourage creativity, build social connections, improve resilience, and help smooth the transition to civilian life.

EVENT LINK: https://artsmidwest.org/get-support/nea-big-read/

FEE: Free to apply

NEA Big Read Grants

Intent to Apply Deadline: January 15, 2026

Full Application Deadline: January 29, 2026

The NEA Big Read, a partnership with Arts Midwest, is a program that awards grants ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 to organizations for community reading programs designed around a single NEA Big Read book. Programming for the 2026-2027 grant cycle will center around the theme America250 with titles that celebrate and honor the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, marking America’s Semiquincentennial. 

EVENT LINK: https://explorealex.com/christmas-in-alex/

FEE: Free*

Garden of Lights—Walking Light Tour

Fridays-Sundays from 5-8 pm 
(including Christmas Eve & Day)
At Legacy of the Lakes Gardens

The Garden of Lights is a community walk-through light display made possible by donations from local businesses and organizations such as YOU! 

*No charge - however, freewill donations will be accepted to grow the event in coming years. 

EVENT LINK: https://www.toftelake.org/2026residencies

FEE: Free to apply

Minnesota Family Artist Residency

Residency dates: July 13-19, 2026

This week-long residency for Minnesota parent-artists offers the opportunity for single parent artists and artists who wish to bring their spouse/partner and 1-2 children. The residency enables these artists to focus on their work while the child/ren enjoy age-appropriate, supervised activities onsite and in town. Daytime youth activities are supervised by a childcare professional for a portion of the days. Lodging provided. 

This residency is open to artists who:

• Identify as a parent artist

• Reside in the state of Minnesota

• Have children between the ages of 6-13

Application deadline is December 31st, 2025, at 5:00pm CST.

Announcements will be made by March 31st, 2026.

EVENT LINK: https://www.toftelake.org/2026residencies

FEE: Free to apply

ARTIST EDUCATORS RESIDENCY

Residency dates: July 4-10, 2026
This week-long residency provides space for 6 artist educators to center themselves and their work as artists first and get the well-deserved rest and rejuvenation they need. The residency balances personal work time with community interaction and optional sharing of work and process - all in support of each artist’s goals, needs and interests.  

Application deadline is December 31st, 2025, 5:00pm CST.
Announcements will be made by March 31st, 2026.

EVENT LINK: https://www.dlstreetfaire.com/applications

FEE: Free to apply - see link for booth and vending fees

Call for Applicants

Street Faire at the Lakes

Friday & Saturday, May 29- 30, 2026

The 26th Annual Art & Craft Experience, Downtown Detroit Lakes, Minnesota.

Applications Open: December 1st 2025

Applications Close: May 28th 2026 (or until we have reached capacity)

The Historic Holmes Theatre is gearing up for the 26th annual Street Faire at the Lakes in beautiful Downtown Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, May 29-30th. HHT, as a part of the Detroit Lakes Community and Cultural Center, has dedicated itself as a hub of arts to the area, and works to uplift and organize for the vibrant and thriving arts community in the region. With 130 artist booths, Street Faire at the Lakes is the first outdoor art show of the season in the Lakes Region and takes place on the beautiful Washington avenue in Detroit Lake’s downtown center. We see thousands of shoppers in We are looking for vendors who are ready to sell handmade/designed/crafted wares to visitors in the lakes area. Vendors are required to be present for the two full days of the faire. This is the earliest street faire in the region this year (happening before the Edina Art Fair the first weekend of June) and we always have a great turn out!

Jury Process:

All artist applicants, when filling out an application, must submit 4 digital images for jury process -- 3 images of work and 1 image of booth display. Artist images will be viewed anonymously and scored by a panel of jurors based on originality and craftsmanship. No scores or explanation of results will be given. Artists will be invoiced for booth payment upon acceptance.

IMPORTANT DATES:

• -December 1st 2025- Applications will open online.

• -February 2nd 2026- The first round of Jurying will be complete for anyone who applied from

• December 1st to January 30th and applicants will be notified of their status.

• March 2nd 2026-  The end of Early Bird pricing. The second round of Jurying will be completed for anyone who applied from January 31st to February 28th and applicants will be notified of their status.

• April 30, 2026 - Last day for full refund (cancellation request must be received in writing)

• May 1, 2026 - All certificates of insurance must be received.

• May 28, 2026- Food Vendor registration & set-up from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Artist registration & set up from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

• May 29, 2026 - Final registration & set up from 6:30 - 9:00 a.m. All artists/vendors must be ready by 9:30 a.m. Show opens at 10:00 a.m..

Booth Prices:

11 X 11 foot space: Early Bird $195 After March 1st $245

22 X 11 foot space: Early Bird $390 After March 1st $490

33 X 11 foot space: Early Bird $585 After March 1st $735

Corner Booth Request is an additional $60

EVENT LINK: https://wcif.org/promise-act-grants/

FEE: Free to apply

Promise Act Grants

West Central Initiative is partnering with the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) to distribute PROMISE Act Grants to businesses in west central Minnesota. The PROMISE Act grant program was created by the Minnesota Legislature in 2023 to support small businesses and nonprofits that did not receive state grants during the pandemic.

The Providing Resources and Opportunity and Maximizing Investments in Striving Entrepreneurs (PROMISE) Act, which was approved by the Minnesota State Legislature and signed into law by Governor Tim Walz, will award grants to eligible businesses and nonprofits in specific communities. Over $86,000,000 will be awarded across the state as grants in multiple rounds. West Central Initiative will distribute over $1.15 million in PROMISE Act Grants to businesses and nonprofits in west central Minnesota in State Fiscal Year 2026.

Grant funds can be used for working capital to support payroll expenses, rent or mortgage payments, utility bills, equipment, and other similar expenses that occur in the regular course of business.

Important Dates

We received a large volume of applicants for the 2024 grant round. We anticipate to complete the reviews and funding determinations for the 2026 grant round by February 27, 2026.  All applicants will be notified if they will receive funding or not.

The application is open December 1-January 15 at 4:30 p.m.

EVENT LINK: https://www.toftelake.org/2026residencies

FEE: Free to apply

The Art of Fire: Artistic Journeys in Forest Stewardship and Fire Residency

Residency dates: September 9-15, 2026

In collaboration with area partners we are excited to host this inaugural themed residency for six artists working in any discipline. The week is structured to balance individual creative work and exploration into fields of fire and fire ecology. Experts in historical fire regimes, indigenous practices and other pertinent fields will provide educational opportunities.  Artists will participate in a combination of small group interactive indoor and outdoor classroom experiences, paired with immersive field trips exploring classroom concepts.

This residency is open to artists who reside in Minnesota and are over the age of 18.

Application deadline is December 31st, 2025, 5:00pm CST.
Announcements will be made by March 31st, 2026.

EVENT LINK: https://www.reddoorgallerywahpeton.com/exhibitions.html

FEE: Free & open to the public

Mino-Bimaadiziwin: The Good Life, Works by Ken Esty / Open Art Exhibition

December 2 - January 6, 2026

The Open Art Exhibition featuring Kent Estey’s show “Mino-Bimaadiziwin: The Good Life” is now on display until January 3rd!

Combined Artist Reception — Thursday, December 11th from 5-7PM!

EVENT LINK: https://www.kulcher.org

FEE: Free

A CIRCLE OF FRIENDS: A Tribute to Cheryl Bannes & Her Creative Community

DECEMBER 2 - DECEMBER 31
Artist Reception: Sat, Dec 13 @ 1-3pm.

The New York Mills Regional Cultural Center proudly announces Circle of Friends, a special gallery exhibition honoring the work of former Artistic Director Cheryl Bannes and some of the vibrant community of artists who have shared in and shaped her creative journey. The exhibition will be on display from December 2-31, 2025.

Featuring artwork by Kent Scheer, Sandra Daulton Shaughnessy, Dawn Rossbach, Laura Grisamore, Brad Wegscheid, and Cheryl Bannes, Circle of Friends presents a rich and varied collection of painting, mixed media, collage, metal work, and assemblage. Together, these works form an expressive visual conversation about collaboration, influence, and the deep connections that sustain artistic practice.

A public celebration honoring Bannes and her personal creative community will take place on Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 1–3 PM. Guests are invited to meet the artists, enjoy light refreshments, and experience the exhibition in a welcoming and festive atmosphere. 

The Cultural Center Gallery and Gallery Receptions are always FREE to see and open to ALL, thanks to the generous support of members, sponsors, and donors.

EVENT LINK: https://www.visitfergusfalls.com/?imgoing-event=festival-of-lights-kick-off-68ef6b81800cc23d5b5287b3

FEE: Free

Otter Cove's Festival of Lights

It’s time for holiday magic!

Join us for Otter Cove’s Festival of Lights, a beloved Fergus Falls tradition that welcomes more than 10,000 visitors each year in support of our nonprofit children’s museum.

Enjoy a cup of cocoa from Otter Cove and be among the first to see the official lighting at 5:00 pm!

From December 3 through December 13, the lights will shine from 5:00–9:00 nightly. Stroll or drive through the glowing displays, admire the creativity of local businesses, and help keep the magic alive with a donation to support Otter Cove Children’s Museum.

EVENT LINK: https://mnbookarts.org/mcknight-fellowships.

FEE: Free to apply

Applications for the 2026 McKnight Fellowships for Book Artists are open!

Minnesota Center for Book Arts is pleased to partner with the McKnight Foundation to offer two fellowships to beyond-emerging artists living and working in Minnesota who show sustained experience in the book arts.

If you are a Minnesota-based book artist, this is an incredible opportunity to grow both artistically and professionally alongside other creatives.

2026 Fellowship Benefits Include:

• Unrestricted $25,000 award

• Studio visits from a national critic/curator

• $1,000 travel stipend to attend a conference

• Opportunity to participate in public artist panel

• $1,000 educational stipend

• Two years of MCBA studio access

• Opportunity to attend an artist residency with stipend

• Group exhibition in MCBA’s Main Gallery

Minnesota Center for Book Arts values a culture of equity and inclusion and encourages artists with diverse cultural backgrounds and lived experiences to apply.

Timeline

December 5, 2025
Application cycle opens

January 21, 2026 • 6–7pm CT
Virtual information session
(Click link above to register)

February 24, 2026 • 7–8pm CT
Ask Me Anything with Director of Artist Programs, Anika Schneider
(Click link above to register)

March 6, 2026 • 11:59pm CT
Applications due

May 29, 2026
Fellows announced

August 1, 2026–July 31, 2027
2026 fellowship period

EVENT LINK: https://www.therourke.org/jonathan-rutter-fragile-things.html

FEE: Free

Jonathan Rutter: Fragile Things

On view in the East Gallery from 5 December 2025 - 26 January 2026

Member Preview
          6:30 to 8 p.m. Friday 5 December 2025
Public Opening
          1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday 7 December 2025
               Artist Talk at 2 p.m. 

Jonathan Rutter is a painter, tinkerer, collector, arts administrator, designer, and curator living and maintaining a home studio in Moorhead, MN. He received his BA degree in Studio Art with an emphasis in Painting from Minnesota State University Moorhead and his MFA degree in Painting from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.

Artist Statement
            If I had the words to say it, I wouldn’t need to paint it . . . but I’ll try. In my practice, I spend a lot of time with my subjects and canvases—giving over my full, undivided attention. Allowing myself to become completely absorbed in the things I’m looking at is reflective, meditative, and pleasantly analytical, and helps me to appreciate just how wonderful and strange observable reality—and perception itself—truly is. Attending to the subtle color variations and scars on the skin of a pear, the impossibly fine tendrils of a plant, the light casting across a human figure or the tines of a fork, the exquisite sutures zigging across a monkey’s skull . . . all of these details and more speak to the unlikely journey of these subjects and how precious they are in their impermanence. Existence is weird, lovely, and fragile: look closer and take it in!

          --Jonathan Rutter, 2025

EVENT LINK: https://fmct.org

FEE: Ticketed event—see website

The Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood

“The Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood” is a charming and whimsical musical featuring catchy songs by Jule Styne and Bob Merrill, clever dialogue, and delightful performances. This unique adaptation flips the traditional fairy tale on its head by telling the story from the Wolf’s perspective, who claims he was unfairly maligned by Red Riding Hood and the Woodsman. With its festive holiday setting and playful twist on the classic tale, this version offers a fresh and entertaining take on Red Riding Hood’s adventures! In this stage adaptation of the 1966 holiday tv special, the zoo animals throw a Christmas Eve party, but the embittered Lone T. Wolf -- who was not invited -- tells his side of the Red Riding Hood story.

Performances:

December 6, 12, 13, 19 & 20 at 7:30 pm

December 7, 14 & 21 at 5:30pm

Location:

The Hjemkomst Center

202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560

Join us 30 minutes prior to every show for a meet and greet with Santa!

Special Event

Storytelling Dinner with Santa

Saturday, December 13

Dinner at 6:00 PM

Doors open at 5:30PM

Cost: $5 per person at the door

Swedish Meatballs & Mashed Potatoes

EVENT LINK: https://www.midatlanticarts.org/opportunity/usartists-international/

FEE: Free to apply

USArtists International

Application Open - Apply by Wednesday, February 25, 2026

USArtists International® (USAI) supports U.S. artists' with eligible performance engagements abroad, providing grants of up to $11,000 that can help cover expenses like flights, lodging, per diems and more. The program funds individuals and ensembles that meet criteria that are based anywhere in the U.S. across all performing arts practices and disciplines.

To apply, you must have at least one invitation to perform at an international festival outside the U.S. where you are being paid an artist fee, or an invitation to perform at a global performing arts market like CINARS or PAMS. Review the updated guidelines for additional eligibility requirements, updates to the program, and details on the 1:1 grant matching requirement. 

New this year: Artists that do not have non-profit status may no longer apply for this program with a non-profit fiscal sponsor. This is due to a policy change by our funder. Instead, artists that do not have non-profit status may apply directly as an individual. Individuals that receive grant funds on behalf of themself or their ensemble will receive a 1099 from Mid Atlantic Arts and are liable for any tax burden of receiving the grant. Review guidelines for additional info and attend this webinar to learn more about potential tax impacts. 

Learn More / Apply Today

Applicants with eligible performance engagements between June 1, 2026 and June 30, 2027 can apply at the next deadline on Wednesday, February 25, 2026. Notifications of funding decisions are sent by May 20, 2026.  

EVENT LINK: https://www.loringparkartfestival.com/2026-applications

FEE: $35.00 (Application Fee)

Loring Park Art Festival 2026 — Call for Applicants

Loring Part Art Festival was created by artists for artists.  We strive to create a pleasant and successful event for all our artists and visitors.  Artists frequently report the festival is one of their top three festivals of the year.  We are listed on Sunshine Artist Magazines top 100 Fine Art shows in the US.

IMPORTANT DATES:

• March 20, 2026 - Application deadline

• March 30, 2026 - Notifications

• April 20, 2026 - Accept/confirmation deadline

• July 25, 2026 - Festival, 10am-6pm

• July 26, 2026 - Festival, 10am-5pm

EVENT LINK: https://fergusarts.org

FEE: $5 tickets

CINEMA SUNDAYS @ A Center for the Arts

Select Sundays— all seats $5

• Best Christmas Pageant Ever: Dec 14

• Mufasa – the Lion King: Jan 11

• Soul: Feb 8

• How to Train Your Dragon: Mar 8

• Encanto: Apr 19

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?ticketing=fmbnd

FEE: Tickets on-sale Monday, September 15, 2025— See website

FMBallet presents: The Classic Nutcracker 2025

We’re bringing this beloved, sold-out holiday classic back to life on the NDSU stage for the 12th Season! This year, we’re adding a 5th performance, giving you even more opportunities to start your holiday week with magic. From sugarplums to soldiers, join Clara on her enchanting journey and add a touch of wonder to your season.

Experience a local professional production of The Nutcracker complete with a full live professional orchestra, plus special guest artists Craig A. Ellingson as Drosselmeyer and Makayla Finlinson as Arabia, performing breathtaking aerial silks.

Performance Dates:

Thursday, December 18 – 7:00 PM
Friday, December 19 – 7:00 PM
Saturday, December 20 – 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
Sunday, December 21 – 2:00 PM
This performance has sold out for the past 3 seasons—secure your tickets early to be part of the magic!

EVENT LINK: https://fmct.org

FEE: Tickets on Sale 12/2/25— see website

DO NOT RESUSCITATE

MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATRE – JAN 3, 4, 2026

Let's get one thing straight: first aid and CPR instructor Terry Morton doesn't want to be here any more than you do. And it isn't just because he's stuck in a small town with a bunch of kooky characters who, in his not-so-humble opinion,are a bunch of stultus (fools) -- it's because he fears his secret will be leaked. When it inevitably does, one person ends up as lifeless as the training dummy.

Performance Dates & Times

Saturday, January 3rd

Dinner Theatre

Doors Open at 6:00PM

Dinner at 6:30PM

Performance at 7:30PM

Sunday, January 4th

Dessert Theatre

Doors Open at 5:00PM

Performance at 5:30PM

Dessert served during intermission

Jan. 3rd Dinner Theatre Menu

Catered by Concordia Catering

Please have each guest’s meal choice ready when booking your tickets. If anyone in your party has food allergies, be sure to indicate them in the required field during checkout.

Beverages

Water

(choice of:) Coffee, Iced Tea, Hot Tea

Soda & Alcoholic Beverages available for purchase at FMCT Lobby Bar

Tossed Salad and Dinner Roll

(Dressings: Ranch, French (GF) & Italian)

Choice of:

Chicken with Lemon Creme Sauce

Roasted Potatoes

Garlic Green Beans

(Dairy free without sauce)

Homestyle Meatloaf

Mashed Potatoes

Candied Carrots

Napoleon Portobello

Roasted Potatoes

Garlic Green Beans

(This meal choice is vegetarian, gluten free & nut free -- *DOES CONTAIN DAIRY*)

Mini Dessert Trio

Chocolate Raspberry Tart, Cheesecake, Almond Cake

Vegetarian/Gluten & Nut Free Dessert

(For those who indicate allergy/dietary restriction)

Sugar Cookie & Panna Cotta Shooter

Jan. 4th Dessert Theatre Menu

Catered by Concordia Catering

Assorted Dessert Buffet

Cake, Lemon Bars, Carrot Cake Bars, Variety of Mini Pies, Cookies,

*Chocolate Covered Strawberries, *Sugar Cookies, *Panna Cotta Shooter

(*Vegetarian/*Gluten Free/*Nut Free)

Ticket Pricing & Seating

Tickets on Sale 12/2/25

Online at fmct.org or Box Office 701-235-6778

*Seating is limited to 180 guests per performance

Jan. 3rd Dinner Theatre:

$75 per person/$70 per FMCT Member

Jan. 4th Dessert Theatre:

$35 per person/$30 per FMCT Member

Guests will be assigned to tables of 10 by FMCT staff based on party sizes. When prompted during ticket purchase, please indicate the names of any other ticket holders (outside your party) you would like to be seated with and or any accessible seating accommodations. We will make every effort to honor all seating requests.

Location

The Hjemkomst Center

Oak Room

202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560

Questions? We are here to help!

info@fmct.org

EVENT LINK: https://www.artofthelakes.org

FEE: Free

Sunday Socials @ AOTL Gallery

Starting January 4 — Sundays — 2-4pm

Sunday Socials are your chance to get out of the house, beat the winter blahs, and connect with others who love the arts. They're a casual drop-in time for anyone and everyone - members and non-members alike. Bring a project, or just join in the conversation. Sundays, 2-4pm in the Gallery.

EVENT LINK: https://galsguide.org/2025/09/02/2025-2026-writing-workshop/

FEE: $150—12 week workshop (A limited number of scholarships are available.)

Feminine Healing & Creativity Writing Workshop

Gal's Guide well-love writing workshop returns. For it's fifth year, this program will 100% online with live sessions as well as self paced videos. Perfect for a new year, a new you!

This year’s workshop will again focus on healing & creativity through an unapologetically feminine lens. Using the Mother Castle method, students will use writing and meditation to heal emotional wounds for creativity to flourish. This tool, developed by Dr. Leah “Riwo” Leach utilizes women’s history, mythology, Buddhist meditation, and compassion. Previous students found immense value in a process that allowed them to heal the hard stuff so they could write.

In this 12-week workshop, students from around the world, will also learn writing critique tools, receive feedback from their fellow writers, and have an opportunity for publication in the Gal’s Guide Anthology. Previous years this workshop was supported by National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Noblesville Creates, Indiana Arts Commission, and The Pacers Foundation.

Gal's Guide is flexible because we know lives get busy. You can take the classes live on Wednesdays, watch recordings, or a bit of both. Registered writers will have access to all pre-recorded videos and digital materials for 1 year. The live classes will not be recorded so that conversations about healing can stay private.

LIVE ONLINE OPTION: Classes will be Wednesday evenings 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Central, January 7 – March 25. Leah will lead the classes live online with group discussion, writing feedback, and questions answered. This version is highly recommended to foster your own unique writing community.

SELF LED VIDEO OPTION: Take the class at your own pace. Watch and pause videos as you need. From January – March you’ll still have access to writer feedback from Leah and your classmates.

*NEW* ONE-ON-ONE TIME: Schedule time with Leah for help with your writing and/or creativity.

WRITING COMMUNITY: Registered writers get access to a private Discord channel within the Gal’s Guide server to build community, ask questions, share stories, ask for feedback, and more.

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class_id=fmct~134849

FEE: $96 ($12/week)

Preschool Acting

Ages 3-5

Saturdays 1/10 - 3/7

10:00am - 10:50am

Tuition = $96 ($12/week)

REGISTER HERE

This course explores the essential principles of performance, from voice and movement to understanding theatre vocabulary. Actors will explore objectives and obstacles, embrace the power of risk-taking, and develop ensemble-building skills to bring their performance to life.

Students will perform in a showcase on the final day of class, March 7.

All classes will be held at the Hjemkomst Center
(202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560)

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class_id=fmct~134850

FEE: $96 ($12/week)

Youth Acting I 

KPOP

Grades K-2

Saturdays 1/10 - 3/7   

11:00am - 11:50am

Tuition = $96 ($12/week)

REGISTER HERE

This course explores the essential principles of performance, from voice and movement to understanding theatre vocabulary. Actors will explore objectives and obstacles, embrace the power of risk-taking, and develop ensemble-building skills to bring their performance to life through this KPOP sensation. It's going to be GOLDEN!

Students will perform in a showcase on the final day of class, March 7.

All classes will be held at the Hjemkomst Center
(202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560)

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class_id=fmct~134845

FEE: Free

Adaptive Theatre   

Ages 14+

Saturdays 1/10 - 3/7 

12:00pm - 12:50pm

REGISTER HERE

This class welcomes students of all abilities, guiding them through creative games, interactive exercises, and exciting rehearsals. Designed to celebrate each individual's unique strengths and differences. 

This class is appropriate for students on the Autism Spectrum, those with Down Syndrome, severe ADHD, or any other developmental or sensory processing disorders.

Students will perform in a showcase on the final day of class, March 7.

All classes will be held at the Hjemkomst Center
(202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560)

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class_id=fmct~134851

FEE: $96 ($12/week)

Youth Acting II   

Grades 3-4-5

Saturdays 1/10 - 3/7   

1:00pm - 1:50pm

Tuition = $96 ($12/week)

REGISTER HERE

This course explores the essential principles of performance, from voice and movement to understanding theatre vocabulary. Actors will explore objectives and obstacles, embrace the power of risk-taking, and develop ensemble-building skills to bring their performance to life.

Students will perform in a showcase on the final day of class, March 7.

All classes will be held at the Hjemkomst Center
(202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560)

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class_id=fmct~134852

FEE: $120 ($15/week)

Middle School Acting     

Grades 6th - 9th

Saturdays 1/10 - 3/7 

2:00pm - 3:15pm

Tuition = $120 ($15/week)

REGISTER HERE

This course explores the essential principles of performance, from voice and movement to understanding theatre vocabulary. Actors will explore objectives and obstacles, embrace the power of risk-taking, and develop ensemble-building skills to bring their performance to life.

Students will perform in a showcase on the final day of class, March 7.

All classes will be held at the Hjemkomst Center
(202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, MN 56560)

Photo Credit: Perry Rust

EVENT LINK: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?class_id=fmct~134846

FEE: $120 ($15/week)

Musical Theatre II— KPOP Golden

Grades 3-4-5

Saturdays 1/10 - 3/7 

3:30pm - 5:00pm  

Tuition = $120 ($15/week)

REGISTER HERE