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New York Mills Regional Cultural Center Showcases Creativity
The cultural center presents visual and performing arts, classes, films, and an annual philosophy competition called the Great American Think-Off. This year’s question is whether the nature of humankind is inherently good or inherently evil. On June 9, see four finalists debate their positions and vote to select “America's Greatest Thinker.”
The center’s gallery hosts about ten exhibits per year that showcase visual art such as paintings, ceramics, photography, printmaking, and textiles. A monthly program series features evening music in an intimate space with seating for 125. The gift shop sells work by regional artists and Iittala glassware, a famed Finnish line that reflects the town’s cultural heritage. Across town, the city’s sculpture park features larger-scale work by local artists.
New York Mills is in central Minnesota, about 90 minutes east of Fargo and three hours northwest of the Twin Cities.
