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Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Free Admission Day at the Winona County History Center
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
All Day
All Day
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
All Day
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
All Day
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
All Day
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
All Day
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Live Music: Prank Williams, aka Broken Spoke, aka Heckled by Charly
Trempealeau Hotel 11332 Main Street , Trempealeau
Week of Events
Holiday Window Walk: “It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
Holiday Window Walk: “It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
It's the most wonderful time of the year and the Winona Main Street Program invites you downtown to view the businesses participating in the Holiday Window Walk. Then vote for your favorite window display. Participating businesses this year are: Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union Baker Shoes ClaraLouise DJ's Clothing Warehouse Engrav's Decorating Green Thumb Artistry [...]
-Print Dubs Series Exhibition
Print Dubs Series Exhibition
Tallymark Press will be showing a series of vinyl records inspired screen prints at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse. There will be an opening reception at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse on [...]
-Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Drawn from six private collections, the New Bedford Whaling Museum collection, and six strategic institutional loans, Re/Framing the View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes includes works by William Bradford, John F. Kensett, [...]
-Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Kristian Brevik is an artist, scientist, and educator working in Burlington, VT. They create illuminated sculptural lanterns representing the breadth of biodiversity in the living world. When lit, they reveal [...]
-Kimble A. Bromley: Moby-Dick
Kimble A. Bromley: Moby-Dick
This exhibition features 23 expressive paintings by Fargo artist Kimble A. Bromley, inspired by the true 19th century account of a large whale attacking the whaling ship Essex, and Herman Melville's classic novel Moby-Dick (1851) inspired by this remarkable event. Bromley explains “These paintings develop from my own personal life experiences, life experiences as Melville [...]
-From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
California based artist Dwight Hwang (Korean American, b. 1974) creates classical Japanese Gyotaku art and European nature printing. Pushing the boundaries of traditional Gyotaku, a process by which an artist makes a print using real fish, Hwang incorporates other organic forms such as plants, birds, and even people, into his stunningly lifelike prints. He incorporates [...]
-MMAM: The Big Catch
MMAM: The Big Catch
A survey of art across time and cultures that explores our relationship with the world that lives below the surface, and our desire to understand it.
-MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
The exhibition features original illustrations from three book projects; Mary Casanova’s Wake Up Island (University of Minnesota Press) and Hush, Hush, Forest (University of Minnesota Press) as illustrated by printmaker Nick Wroblewski, and World of Wonder: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments (Milkweed Editions) written by Aimee Nezhukumatathil and illustrated by Fumi [...]
-Free Admission Day at the Winona County History Center
Free Admission Day at the Winona County History Center
Explore local history for free on Sunday, December 3rd, from 10 - 4pm. Bring the whole family, your friends, or guests from out of town! Everyone is welcome at WCHS. The museum houses engaging exhibits along with program, event and meeting spaces. Enjoy a wide selection of quality locally made items in the History Center [...]
-Opłatki Sunday
Opłatki Sunday
The Kashubian Cultural Institute and Polish Museum will be hosting a jolly celebration at the Morrison Annex Event Center, complete with local vendors, coffee and tea, all-you-can-eat soup for $5, and even the Kashubian Voices choir! Opłatki wafers will be free to take for your families to celebrate unity and goodwill.
-Stocking Stuffer
Stocking Stuffer
Shop dozens of makers, Bakers, authors and sellers at Winona's largest Christmas shopping event. Santa will also be making an appearance!
-Audacity: Art Exhibit by artist Nancy XiáoRong Valentine
Audacity: Art Exhibit by artist Nancy XiáoRong Valentine
Nancy XiáoRong Valentine views her artistry as a channel to deepen her cultural connections to and between her Chinese heritage and Midwestern roots. Her creative process begins and ends with intention, resulting in conceptually complex visual stories woven with nuance and symbolism. Her expressive stylized brushwork is inspired by Chinese calligraphy and, when paired with [...]
-Holiday Concert for the Hungry
Holiday Concert for the Hungry
Enjoy the annual holiday concert performed by the Winona State University Orchestra and the Symphonic Wind Ensemble. Admission is the gift of non-perishable food items or a monetary donation.
Live Music: Lone Goat
Live Music: Lone Goat
With a core group of talented players more or less loosely affiliated around ring master Tim Eddy, Lone Goat never fails to deliver captivating shows and happy events. An avid supporter of musicians near and far, Tim takes to the stage himself to practice and prove his bluesy folk chops.
-A N C H O R S I N S P A C E: Intuitive Dance & Movement
A N C H O R S I N S P A C E: Intuitive Dance & Movement
Whether you're new to intuitive dance and movement or have lots of experience, these lightly guided monthly sessions invite you into a space of mind and body inquiry. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle
-Queer Lives: Photographs by Chen Xiangyun
Queer Lives: Photographs by Chen Xiangyun
Born and raised in China, Chen is a fine art photographer based in Queens, New York. She was the winner of the Robert Giard Grant for Emerging LGBTQ+ Photographers in 2022. Her work has been shown internationally and nationally, including Pingyao International Photography Festival, PhotoVogue Festival in Italy, Baxter Street Camera Club of New York, [...]
Bingo at ZaZa’s
-Queer Lives: Photographs by Chen Xiangyun
Queer Lives: Photographs by Chen Xiangyun
Born and raised in China, Chen is a fine art photographer based in Queens, New York. She was the winner of the Robert Giard Grant for Emerging LGBTQ+ Photographers in 2022. Her work has been shown internationally and nationally, including Pingyao International Photography Festival, PhotoVogue Festival in Italy, Baxter Street Camera Club of New York, [...]
-Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Drawn from six private collections, the New Bedford Whaling Museum collection, and six strategic institutional loans, Re/Framing the View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes includes works by William Bradford, John F. Kensett, Martin Johnson Heade, Frederic Edwin Church, Albert Bierstadt, Jasper Francis Cropsey, George Inness, Francis A. Silva, and Sanford Robinson Gifford, among many others. The exhibition [...]
-MMAM: The Big Catch
MMAM: The Big Catch
A survey of art across time and cultures that explores our relationship with the world that lives below the surface, and our desire to understand it.
-Kimble A. Bromley: Moby-Dick
Kimble A. Bromley: Moby-Dick
This exhibition features 23 expressive paintings by Fargo artist Kimble A. Bromley, inspired by the true 19th century account of a large whale attacking the whaling ship Essex, and Herman Melville's classic novel Moby-Dick (1851) inspired by this remarkable event. Bromley explains “These paintings develop from my own personal life experiences, life experiences as Melville [...]
-Author Event: Ruth Bures
Author Event: Ruth Bures
Visit with Ruth Bures and pick up her children's book "I'm So Glad There is Someone" to give the gift of caring helping children understand it's ok to ask for help with our emotions. Paperbacks and Pieces carries new and used books with 40,000 titles on the floor to choose from!
-Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Kristian Brevik is an artist, scientist, and educator working in Burlington, VT. They create illuminated sculptural lanterns representing the breadth of biodiversity in the living world. When lit, they reveal skeletons, colors, and patterns of the creatures they represent, casting a warm glow that draws the viewer in. Brevik’s work confronts the harmful impacts caused [...]
-From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
California based artist Dwight Hwang (Korean American, b. 1974) creates classical Japanese Gyotaku art and European nature printing. Pushing the boundaries of traditional Gyotaku, a process by which an artist makes a print using real fish, Hwang incorporates other organic forms such as plants, birds, and even people, into his stunningly lifelike prints. He incorporates [...]
-MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
The exhibition features original illustrations from three book projects; Mary Casanova’s Wake Up Island (University of Minnesota Press) and Hush, Hush, Forest (University of Minnesota Press) as illustrated by printmaker Nick Wroblewski, and World of Wonder: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments (Milkweed Editions) written by Aimee Nezhukumatathil and illustrated by Fumi [...]
-Happy Hour Artisan Market
Happy Hour Artisan Market
No Name Bar is hosting a Happy Hour pop-up artisan market on December 5 from 4PM - 7PM Support and Shop small and local!
Laureate Writers Series: Scott Lowery
Laureate Writers Series: Scott Lowery
Lowery’s brand-new chapbook, Mutual Life, examines everyday life during tumultuous times. Naomi Cohn calls these poems “fierce, funny, tender and ultimately hopeful”. Lowery’s work has been awarded the Julia Darling Memorial Poetry Prize, and appears in numerous journals and anthologies. The event is free and open to the public, followed by an open mic and [...]
-Print Dubs Series Exhibition
Print Dubs Series Exhibition
Tallymark Press will be showing a series of vinyl records inspired screen prints at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse. There will be an opening reception at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse on November 10 from 5-7 p.m.
-Queer Lives: Photographs by Chen Xiangyun
Queer Lives: Photographs by Chen Xiangyun
Born and raised in China, Chen is a fine art photographer based in Queens, New York. She was the winner of the Robert Giard Grant for Emerging LGBTQ+ Photographers in 2022. Her work has been shown internationally and nationally, including Pingyao International Photography Festival, PhotoVogue Festival in Italy, Baxter Street Camera Club of New York, [...]
-Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Kristian Brevik: Art for Fish/Art for Humans
Kristian Brevik is an artist, scientist, and educator working in Burlington, VT. They create illuminated sculptural lanterns representing the breadth of biodiversity in the living world. When lit, they reveal skeletons, colors, and patterns of the creatures they represent, casting a warm glow that draws the viewer in. Brevik’s work confronts the harmful impacts caused [...]
-Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Re/Framing The View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes
Drawn from six private collections, the New Bedford Whaling Museum collection, and six strategic institutional loans, Re/Framing the View: Nineteenth-century American Landscapes includes works by William Bradford, John F. Kensett, Martin Johnson Heade, Frederic Edwin Church, Albert Bierstadt, Jasper Francis Cropsey, George Inness, Francis A. Silva, and Sanford Robinson Gifford, among many others. The exhibition [...]
-From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
From Sea to Paper: The Gyotaku Prints of Dwight Hwang
California based artist Dwight Hwang (Korean American, b. 1974) creates classical Japanese Gyotaku art and European nature printing. Pushing the boundaries of traditional Gyotaku, a process by which an artist makes a print using real fish, Hwang incorporates other organic forms such as plants, birds, and even people, into his stunningly lifelike prints. He incorporates [...]
-MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
MMAM: Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds
The exhibition features original illustrations from three book projects; Mary Casanova’s Wake Up Island (University of Minnesota Press) and Hush, Hush, Forest (University of Minnesota Press) as illustrated by printmaker Nick Wroblewski, and World of Wonder: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments (Milkweed Editions) written by Aimee Nezhukumatathil and illustrated by Fumi [...]
-Kimble A. Bromley: Moby-Dick
Kimble A. Bromley: Moby-Dick
This exhibition features 23 expressive paintings by Fargo artist Kimble A. Bromley, inspired by the true 19th century account of a large whale attacking the whaling ship Essex, and Herman Melville's classic novel Moby-Dick (1851) inspired by this remarkable event. Bromley explains “These paintings develop from my own personal life experiences, life experiences as Melville [...]
-MMAM: The Big Catch
