Lanesboro Arts is proud to present the 44th annual Art in the Park fine art festival on Saturday, June 14, 2025, from 10am to 5pm in Lanesboro’s Sylvan Park with 90-plus fine art and craft booths and live music.
Renowned for quality, variety and value, Art in the Park is a family-friendly art fair that attracts thousands of regional patrons to Sylvan Park each year.
Each summer, Munsinger and Clemens Gardens hosts an art fair featuring artists from all around the state. Visitors are encouraged to browse and purchase some wonderful pieces of artwork from 60-plus artists. Also enjoy the many music performers provided on stage along the river. In addition many wonderful food vendors.
Lift your voice and sing for justice as VocalEssence presents songs of resilience and resistance that inspire all to continue the march towards freedom and racial reconciliation. Hear the rhythmic cry for freedom found in The Justice Symphony by Damien Geter, echoing anthems from the Civil Rights Movement and accompanied by a live symphony orchestra. Experience the poignant and beautiful sounds of the Negro spiritual in the world-premiere performance of two newly commissioned works by the multi-talented composer B.E. Boykin. Embrace the unifying spirit of community!
Jim Remlinger is the owner of Remlinger Muscle Car Museum and co-owner of Remlinger Collector Car Auctions. He brings years of experience from the classic cars industry to the auction block for owners and potential buyers around the Midwest. Remlinger Collector Car Auctions is a growing company that boasts one of the largest car collection auctions in the Midwest. A single auction at the Winona headquarters can bring in upwards of 400 classic and collector cars, not to mention the large variety of garage art on display at each event.
Celebrate an annual tradition for the whole family when the 320+ members of “The Pride of Minnesota” return to Northrop! This electrifying indoor concert brings a new twist on halftime favorites, an exciting appearance by Goldy Gopher, and more. The University of Minnesota Marching Band, under the direction of Dr. Betsy McCann and Dr. John Leonard, remains one of the most dynamic and visible organizations on campus, providing enthusiastic support to the University’s athletic programs and representing the UMN at events year-round.
Saturday, May 10th marks the largest one-day food drive in the nation- the National Association of Letter Carriers Stamp out Hunger Food Drive. Letter carriers across the Duluth, Superior, Ashland, Bayfield and Cloquet communities will be collecting food on their route to support our local food banks. Please have your unopened, non-perishable donations by your mailbox by 9am. Volunteers will also be assisting letter carriers throughout the community.
Montevideo meet up for Meander!
Friday, October 3rd, 2025 6 - 9 p.m.
Join us after meandering and CELEBRATE at Java River Courtyard with local foods, music and farmers' market from 6-9 p.m.
The Infernal Singalong Machine Karaoke hosted by Joel Stitzel
Karaoke Brunch at the CC Club Sunday, May 25th Noon-3pm
Brunch is 11am-2pm, non brunch food served until 2am
Bloody Mary brunch special = $12.50
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In honor of their 70th anniversary, the beloved Joffrey Ballet revisits Northrop with American Icons, a tribute to four dance legends. Featuring iconic works that have shaped the history of American dance, the soaring program is brought to life with live orchestra, including a stirring piece played by Northrop Organist Greg Zelek that highlights our glorious Aeolian Skinner Op. 892. Witness the daring and enduring spirit that defines the Joffrey's maverick legacy.
Horror Explorers "Heart-Shaped Box" by Joe Hill May book discussion.
Sunday, May 18th 3pm - ?
Free horror book basket! Take a book, leave a book and share the love of horror with the club.
Horror Explorers Book Club - A group of horror readers in the TC that discuss books in the horror arena.Each months books are selected ahead of time. Everyone is welcome to attend. Finishing a book is not a requirement to attend. We rotate book discussion locations.
