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February 2025
Minnetonka Center for the Arts Spring Classes
To support its mission to expand visual arts education for all ages, interests and abilities, the Minnetonka Center for the Arts announces the vast and varied lineup of the spring 2025 session. Everyone is welcome to visit and take classes at the Arts Center which showcases artwork throughout the facility with all classrooms featuring glass storefront-like windows so guests can watch students in action in each studio and decide if the class might be a fit for them. The spring…
Find out more »April 2025
“Approachable Depth:” Photography by Alysia Nelson
Alysia Nelson is a Twin Cities native who's been dabbling in mixed media for the last several years. A self-proclaimed creative thinker who "borrows from friends." Her work began out of necessity as a form of personal art therapy or, as she prefers to call it, "creative emotional processing." Her work, primarily featuring Post-It Notes, speaks to the power of a single thought. If thoughts create reality, it's best to choose wisely. This exhibit was curated by Anthony T. Eaton…
Find out more »Stitching Black Legacy: The Quilts of Carolyn Mazloomi
Stitching Black Legacy: The Quilts of Carolyn Mazloomi On view April 22 - July 12, 2025 Artist reception + artist talk Friday, May 16, 2025, 5:30 - 8 pm Textile Center, 3000 University Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN, 55414 https://textilecentermn.org/stitching-black-legacy/ Textile Center proudly presents Stitching Black Legacy: The Quilts of Carolyn Mazloomi, the largest solo exhibition of Mazloomi’s work ever held under one roof. All of the quilts in this exhibition were created in 2024 and 2025. Carolyn Mazloomi’s black-and-white quilts…
Find out more »Garden City
Garden City flower mart for annuals, perennials, and all your spring, summer and autumn needs! Located in our South side parking lot by AMC Theatre.
Find out more »No More Turning Away: An Account Of Homelessness
No More Turning Away: An Account Of Homelessness, is an exhibition of photography drawing attention to the housing crisis we currently face in the Twin Cities. The striking photographs depict the stark realities of homelessness. The title, No More Turning Away, challengers viewers to confront these realities. This event, in collaboration with People Incorporated, is also a fundraiser for housing and mental health awareness.
Find out more »No More Turning Away: An Account Of Homelessness
No More Turning Away: An Account Of Homelessness, is an exhibition of photography drawing attention to the housing crisis we currently face in the Twin Cities. The striking photographs depict the stark realities of homelessness. The title, No More Turning Away, challengers viewers to confront these realities. This event, in collaboration with People Incorporated, is also a fundraiser for housing and mental health awareness.
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May 2025
Scout Appreciation Month at SEA LIFE at Mall of America!
Scout Appreciation Month is coming to SEA LIFE at Mall of America! During our Scout Days, Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts can explore the underwater world AND enjoy a JAW-some discount! Scouts who wear their uniform during Scout Days will receive FREE entry and 30% off for up to six of their friends & family to visit, too! Scout uniform required. Tickets are limited and must be booked online in advance. When: Daily, May 1st-31st Who: Scouts & families General…
Find out more »“In Memoriam,” retrospective exhibition of work by William Murray
Groveland Gallery announces the opening of In Memoriam, a special exhibition of new works by William Murray. Running just three weeks, and opening May 3 (3-5pm), the show will feature twelve framed paintings depicting Northern Minnesota and the northern Great Lakes. These small watercolors will be accompanied by additional unframed paintings. William Murray was born in St. Paul, Minnesota. He graduated from Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and earned his MFA from University of Minnesota. Murray began teaching art…
Find out more »Art & Farmers Market
Held the first Sunday of each month from May through October, this vibrant market brings together regional artists, farmers, and makers for a one-of-a-kind open-air experience. Shop fresh produce, handmade goods, art, and more while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of Franconia Sculpture Park. Free and family-friendly.
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