Infidels is a new local Bob Dylan tribute supergroup featuring Terry Walsh (Belfast Cowboys) on vocals, piano and guitar. Here, he joins bandmates David Haugen (drums) and Bart Bakker (bass). Also, longtime veteran singer-songwriter Dan Israel is on vocals and guitar, and ace lead guitarist Steve Brantseg.
Celebrating the new EP “The Boy & The Universe” out 5/30
Doors at 6om, music at 7pm
Day Block Brewing Company opens at 4pm, so come early for a pizza and a pint!
HARVEST MOON BREW FEST 2025!
Glacial Lakes Brewers invites you to the award-winning 11th annual Harvest Moon Brew Fest 2-6 pm Saturday, Sept. 6, in downtown Aitkin, MN (VIP ticket holders get in early at 2pm). Great beer, great food, great friends & great music! Get your no-hidden-fee tickets now! Hosted by Glacial Lakes Brewers, organized and managed by Aitkin County Friends of the Arts. Always the first Saturday after Labor Day. Always a blast!
A protégé of the legendary jazz master Dizzy Gillespie, Arturo Sandoval was born just outside Havana, Cuba in 1949. Just two years prior, Gillespie became the first musician to bring Latin influences into American jazz. Arturo began studying classical trumpet at the age of twelve, but it didn’t take him long to catch the excitement of the jazz world.
Two duos, two styles, one great evening of music.
(8pm) From Minneapolis – LaPlant Road is Emily LaPlant and Liz Ashworth, two friends who found life in the music of LaPlant Rd in their hometown of Grand Rapids, MN. Their blend of jazz-induced bluegrass is highly infectious, and when they take off, they do so at dizzying speed with impressive precision.
Join us for an afternoon of biking. The fun kicks off at Two Fathoms Brewing where our skilled volunteers will guide you through a some bike maintenance tips and how to check your bike for safety to ensure a smooth ride. So, BYOB (bring your own bike) and embark on a group “no drop ride” to the Flyway Trail to explore and learn about local birdlife and sloughs. You might be wondering what “no drop” means. This is a ride where no one gets left behind if a rider isn’t able to hold the pace or have a mechanical issue.
Fire Trucks, Semi-Trucks, Buses, (toots or beeps) Parade of Trucks is back ! Check it out Saturday, May 17th from 9 a.m.-Noon on 3rd Street in the heart of Downtown Winona. This FREE, family-friendly event has all kinds of cool stuff for kids, like the opportunity to hop on and check out their favorite trucks - like the ones they see on the roads and working every day! They'll see you Saturday, May 17th 9 to Noon on third Street Winona! Made possible by Winona Main Street Program, Allstate Peterbilt and Rihm Kenworth.
Join Prairie Island Indian Community Tribal Historic Preservation Office, Anderson Center, Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance, and independent cartographer Margaret Pearce for an evening dedicated to Dakota experiences and knowledge of Haha Wakpa, River of the Falls. This event is a part of the Mississippi Dialogues Project.
This event is free and open to all and held at the Tower View Barn at the Anderson Center. A light dinner will be served.
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Join Anderson Center as we celebrate Gary Hines, the 2025 A.P. Anderson Awardee!
Enjoy a full meal and an inspiring program.
The Award is named for Dr. Alexander Pierce Anderson and celebrates an individual who has made significant contributions to arts and culture in the state of Minnesota.
Learn more about Hines’ accomplishments, the history of the A.P. Anderson Award, and see a list of past honorees.
Experience the colorful, fantastical world of alebrijes and see how artists create these engaging creatures!
Anderson Center is pleased to partner with the Minnesota Latino Museum to present the exhibition Alebrijes: Building the Dream World. An alebrije is an imaginary creature that possesses elements from different animals. They originated in the 1930s from the vivid dreams of Mexico City artist Pedro Linares. You may have seen them in the 2017 Disney/Pixar film “Coco,” which increased their exposure in the United States.
