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Detroit Lakes Art in the park will have over 100 booths are set up under the shady trees in the park. You'll find treasures of all sorts - from jewelry and pottery to furniture and fabric goods.!
Event Link: https://www.kulcher.org/2019-great-american-think-off-question/
Event Phone Number: 218-385-3339
The Cultural Center in New York Mills is pleased to announce the 2019 Great American Think-Off Question:
This is the 27th annual Think-Off topic—a clearly debatable, timely yet timeless philosophical quandary meant to inspire thinkers from all walks of life.
Do you remember a teacher telling you that it is your duty to vote?
Have you heard someone say that they don’t vote because they don’t think their one vote will make a difference?
Do you have an internal debate on Election Day about whether or not to vote?
Even though we are inundated with information and encouraged to do our civic duty, the fact is, almost half of us don’t vote. The question is, does it matter? We want to know what YOU think!
All are invited to submit their answer in essay form for a chance to win $500 and participate in the live debate this June.
To enter, submit a 750 word essay by April 1, 2019. Four finalists will be selected to receive $500 each, plus travel expenses and a chance to win the title of America's Greatest Thinker at this year's annual debate held on June 8, 2019 in New York Mills, MN.
Essays can be submitted in 3 simple ways:
Online at www.think-off.org (preferred)
Email to info@think-off.org
Mail to Great American Think-Off, c/o Cultural Center, P.O. Box 246, New York Mills, MN 56567.
For additional contest details, visit www.think-off.org or call the Cultural Center at 218-385-3339.
Click here to submit your essay now!
For more information please visit www.kulcher.org or call 218-385-3339
MSUM’s School of Art will be hosting a juried exhibition. MSUM art students currently enrolled in Art 498 Exhibition will jury the show.
The 52nd Annual Hawley Art Show and Sale will be held April 11-14 at the Hawley Community Center, Hawley, MN.
Event Link: https://www.kulcher.org/2019-great-american-think-off-question/
Event Phone Number: 218-385-3339
The Cultural Center in New York Mills is pleased to announce the 2019 Great American Think-Off Question:
This is the 27th annual Think-Off topic—a clearly debatable, timely yet timeless philosophical quandary meant to inspire thinkers from all walks of life.
Do you remember a teacher telling you that it is your duty to vote?
Have you heard someone say that they don’t vote because they don’t think their one vote will make a difference?
Do you have an internal debate on Election Day about whether or not to vote?
Even though we are inundated with information and encouraged to do our civic duty, the fact is, almost half of us don’t vote. The question is, does it matter? We want to know what YOU think!
All are invited to submit their answer in essay form for a chance to win $500 and participate in the live debate this June.
To enter, submit a 750 word essay by April 1, 2019. Four finalists will be selected to receive $500 each, plus travel expenses and a chance to win the title of America's Greatest Thinker at this year's annual debate held on June 8, 2019 in New York Mills, MN.
Essays can be submitted in 3 simple ways:
Online at www.think-off.org (preferred)
Email to info@think-off.org
Mail to Great American Think-Off, c/o Cultural Center, P.O. Box 246, New York Mills, MN 56567.
For additional contest details, visit www.think-off.org or call the Cultural Center at 218-385-3339.
Click here to submit your essay now!
For more information please visit www.kulcher.org or call 218-385-3339
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KADDATZ GALLERIES IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM LOCAL ARTISTS FOR VENDOR SPACE IN THE KADDATZ COMMUNITY ROOM DURING THE HOLIDAY ART CRAWL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1ST, 2018!
The “Call for Artists” exhibit, presented by Alexandria Artist Guild, for the 1st Annual Christmas Market will take place at the Phoenix Event Center in Alexandria, November 30 & December 1, 2018 between 10:00 am - 8:00 PM. Deadline for artists to submit their work is October 1, 2018.
Please contact Noni @ 320-815-9424 or email noniob@gmail.com for application and more information.
$75 covers both days and marketing.
FMCT invites you to audition for TWO upcoming productions:
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Tuesdays with Morrie.
Red Door Art Gallery wishes to extend an invitation to all of our artists to take advantage of the Holiday Sales season. We are especially looking for items that would be considered for gift giving and Holiday decorating, however we are not limited to just those categories. Items that are unique, one of a kind, and have mass appeal are needed. We suggest consideration to price point, and more affordable items, however we are not restricting prices. This is an open call for all types of art.
The Plains Art Museum in Fargo, ND is hosting a juried exhibition this November exploring Human Rights. Submission is $25 for up to three works. The exhibit will tour three different cities before the artwork is returned. We were hoping that you might be able/interested in sharing this opportunity with your students or community.
Register from Noon - 1 PM at Eagle Bank Plaza
Draw from 1-3 PM
Judging at 3 PM
Come for the art, the variety of ethnic and Minnesota food options and the variety of entertainment that is performed on two separate stages in the park.
We are a regional theatre group of passionate and energetic artists dedicated to community enrichment and quality family entertainment. Our goal is to inspire the artistic development of participants and entertain/engage audiences, giving characters and creativity a chance to act out!
Join Cheryl for fun & educational art activities in NYM, Perham, Wadena, AND NEW FOR 2018: Ottertail & Henning!
A great class for beginner to intermediate students. This course will develop the students’ drawing skills and awareness using a structured approach to drawing through the study of the human figure. Students will develop insight into the form, structure and gesture of the subject.
Models will be clothed.
