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Dakota Community Artist-in-Residence Gallery Walk

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Event Details Dakota Community Artist-in-Residence (CAIR) Gallery Walk @ The YES! House Open Hours: August 15th – 20th from 4:00-6:30pm Local artists Fern Cloud, Talon Cavender-Wilson, and Lisa Nez participated in a two-week “at-home” artist residency hosted by the Department of Public Transformation, Racing Magpie and Dakota Wicohan, with the goal...
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The Barn Theatre Presents: Child’s Play

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Join the Barn Theatre for an interactive weekly event bringing people together through creativity. Make art & friends out doors! Wednesday this summer, 1-2 pm. Meet at the front door of The Barn Theatre, 321 4th St SW, Willmar and join in various outdoor public spaces in downtown Willmar. *Implementing...
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Lyon County Seeks photos for contest

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Marshall Area Fine Arts Council’s (MAFAC) 19th Annual Photography Competition and Exhibit Exhibit: August 18-November 6, 2020 Important Dates: Registration and Delivery Deadline: Friday, August 14th by 2 pm. Be sure to check for compatibility with the MAFAC hanging system.  Exhibit Opens: Tuesday, August 18 at 12 noon. People’s Choice...
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Granite Falls City First Artist in Residence

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  The City of Granite Falls and the Department of Public Transformation have partnered to launch the Granite Falls City Artist in Residence (CAIR) program fostering cultural work that sits at the intersection of civic, social, and place-based practice in a rural setting. After distributing a national Call for Artists...
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Digital Shareaback with Dakota Community Artist-In-Residence

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Join us for a Digital Shareback featuring the first three Dakota Community Artists-in-Residence: Fern Cloud, Talon Cavender Wilson, and Lisa Nez! In this one-hour Zoom event, you will have the opportunity to hear from each artist about their practice and their process during their “at home” residency, and how the...
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Come Home to Laura Ingalls on YouTube & Facebook

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“COME HOME TO LAURA INGALLS”…still alive this summer on Youtube or Facebook ! The Wilder Pageant is hosting a free Laura event online in lieu of live summer production “Fragments of Dream”. To satisfy both audience and devout theater folk, they are creating “Laura’s Prairie Summer”, a series of six...
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Canby Farmers’ Market Call for Artists

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Call for Artists! Canby Farmers’ Market is seeking featured artists to display and demonstrate their art form during the Canby, MN Farmers’ Market. Thursdays from 4-6 pm in Canby Central Park. Farmers’ Market will be scheduling one “Featured Artist” per event. This is a fun opportunity for an artist to...
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New Dakota Community Artists-in-Residence (CAIR)

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Help us welcome the first three Dakota Community Artists-in-Residence (CAIR)! The Department of Public Transformation (DoPT), Dakota Wicohan, and Racing Magpie have co-designed the Dakota Community Artist-in-Residence (CAIR) program — a pilot project supporting artist-led solutions to community challenges during the COVID-19 crisis. Three Dakota artists have been selected to participate in a two-week...
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Reopening Resources

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From the Association of Performing Arts Professionals: Although we are still in the early stages of the pandemic and the associated economic impacts, the national dialogue about when to reopen has many of us thinking ahead and contemplating what the coming months and years in the performing arts might look...
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