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Autumn Walking Tours
September & October
Hauntings, breathtaking architecture and fascinating stories are all on tap in the fall walking tours guided by experts from the Winona County History Center. Reserve your spot today!
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MMAM Exhibit: Dudley Edmondson: Northern Waters
September 10, 2021 - January 2, 2022
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The Haunting of Potter’s Field: Illustrations by Jared Tuttle
October 8 - November 14
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MMAM Exhibit: David Bowen
October 9, 2021 - January 23, 2022
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MMAM Exhibit: German Expressionism and the Sea
October 12, 2021 - August 1, 2022
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Art Exhibit: Lois Peterson
October 22 - November 30
Highway 61 Concert Series – The World According to Garth
October 23
This is a tribute production unlike anything you’ve ever seen! Boasting a “Premier” Garth Brooks tribute, Christopher Seebeck brings all the energy of a real Garth Brooks concert to the stage, including the rain, thunder, lightning and fire!
Minnesota Marine Art Museum – David Bowen
October 9
This exhibition features two kinetic sculptures using data from the ocean’s waves and discarded plastic bags that symbolize nature marred by trash left in the ocean. Artist David Bowen recorded the movement data on a journey aboard an oceanic research vessel.
