River Arts Alliance Member Events
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With determination (and a bullhorn), retired professor Peter Michaels is on a mission to save the loons of Lake Winnipesaukee, who are dying in record numbers. Meanwhile, 19-year-old Sarah struggles to make ends meet by cleaning cabins. Over the course of a summer, the unlikely pair slowly builds trust across a generational divide, encouraging each… 
Myths & Legends of Minnesota: An exhibition of the Minnesota Plein Air Collective at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona from May 16 -Sept. 13, 2026 
Peterson's drawings are informed by the historical traditions of botanical illustration along with her present day focus on land-restoration. She integrates contemporary art practices into her large-scale drawings to create a modern perspective on this historical tradition. 
Tickets Here. Let’s do the time warp and travel to 1973 for a retro coming-of-age comedy! You’ve heard of the Brady Bunch and the Partridge Family, now meet the wonderful and wacky O’Sheas: an upstanding Irish-Catholic family who can’t seem to escape comedic chaos. 19-year-old Linda O’Shea has been tasked by her frazzled mother to… 
Join local artist and author Ellen McDonah for the opening reception of her new art exhibition at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse, located at 162 W. 2nd Street, Winona, Minnesota, on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. On display through August 10, 2026, you may view her website at ellenmcdonah.com |
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“Dying Man Suite,” will roll out at the Historic Chateau Theater—nearby the Mayo Clinic downtown Rochester campus—on June 30, 2026, 7-9 p.m. in a conversation/Q&A curated by the multiple-award-winning author of more than a dozen books, former Winona Poet Laureate, Ken McCullough. Joining Ken and I will be the sensational Rochester Poet Laureate, Jean Prokett,… |
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The Bell House Band plays Americana, folk and original music on guitar, bass and mandolin. Band members are Connie Dretske, Bob Stuber and Jim Armstrong. |
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Zoom & In-Person Workshops starting July 8th Our playwriting workshops provide a supportive and engaging environment for writers of all experience levels to explore storytelling for the stage. Participants develop skills in character creation, dramatic structure, creative process, and collaborative theatre-making while gaining practical tools to bring their ideas to life. Find more details about… |
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Join Theatre du Mississippi for a night of improv and laughs! Second Thursday of each month (May–October) Hosts Tristan Miller and Rae Peter will guide you through an array of games and challenges. Whether you want to get up and play or sit back and watch the hilarity ensue! No preparation needed! Just show up… |
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Percy, a troubled young woman on parole, yearns for a fresh start and heads to the small Wisconsin town of Gilead. She finds work at the dried-up town's only eatery, The Spitfire Grill. As Percy discovers her own path to redemption, she awakens the town's capacity for healing and hope. With soaring melodies and Midwestern charm, this… |
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“Wide Angle Winona: A Panoramic View,“ will be on exhibit from July 12- September 13 at the Winona County History Center’s Slaggie Family Lobby and Art Gallery. Local photographer, Mary Farrell, received a Winona Foundation grant to take panoramic photographs of Winona that feature landscapes, river and lake views and landmarks. Farrell has captured Winona…
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“Wide Angle Winona: A Panoramic View,“ will be on exhibit from July 12- September 13 at the Winona County History Center’s Slaggie Family Lobby and Art Gallery. Local photographer, Mary Farrell, received a Winona Foundation grant to take panoramic photographs of Winona that feature landscapes, river and lake views and landmarks. Farrell has captured Winona…
Percy, a troubled young woman on parole, yearns for a fresh start and heads to the small Wisconsin town of Gilead. She finds work at the dried-up town's only eatery, The Spitfire Grill. As Percy discovers her own path to redemption, she awakens the town's capacity for healing and hope. With soaring melodies and Midwestern charm, this… |
5 events,
Percy, a troubled young woman on parole, yearns for a fresh start and heads to the small Wisconsin town of Gilead. She finds work at the dried-up town's only eatery, The Spitfire Grill. As Percy discovers her own path to redemption, she awakens the town's capacity for healing and hope. With soaring melodies and Midwestern charm, this… |
5 events,
Percy, a troubled young woman on parole, yearns for a fresh start and heads to the small Wisconsin town of Gilead. She finds work at the dried-up town's only eatery, The Spitfire Grill. As Percy discovers her own path to redemption, she awakens the town's capacity for healing and hope. With soaring melodies and Midwestern charm, this… |
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Deadline: Wednesday, July 29 Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council (SEMAC) invites individual artists and culture bearers in their 11-county region to apply for the Project Support for Individual Artists and Culture Bearers grant. Applications open June 28 with a submission deadline of July 28, 2026. These grants provide funding ranging from $2,000 to $6,000 to encourage… |
5 events,
Zoom & In-Person Workshops starting July 8th Our playwriting workshops provide a supportive and engaging environment for writers of all experience levels to explore storytelling for the stage. Participants develop skills in character creation, dramatic structure, creative process, and collaborative theatre-making while gaining practical tools to bring their ideas to life. Find more details about… |