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February 2021
Bring Her Home: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Linda LeGarde Grover and Angela Two Stars join the Winona State University community over Zoom to discuss the epidemic of murdered and missing indigenous women. Click HERE to join the Zoom chat. Linda LeGarde Grover is the author of several works of fiction and poetry including the recent acclaimed novel, In the Night of Memory, a coming of age story of two Ojibwe sisters whose mother has gone missing. Angela Two Stars is the Director of All My Relations Arts gallery…
Find out more »February Outing: Backwater Hike
Join the WOC (Winona Outdoor Collaborative) for their February Outing! This free event will take participants on a backwater hike through the frozen waters of the Mississippi River. Meet the WOC team at Latsch Beach (before the wagon bridge). The hike will begin from there, going back behind Aghaming Park and into the backwaters. Bring a water bottle, a friend, comfortable shoes and a mask. Social distancing will be enforced. Masks are recommended but not required if you are properly…
Find out more »March 2021
Winter Farmers’ Market
The Winona Farmers Market provides locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts, herbs, eggs, honey, dairy products, syrups, mushrooms, baked goods, canned goods, meats, flowers, cut flowers, and more!
Find out more »Winona Symphony Spring Concert
The Winona Symphony is partnersin the Apollo Music Festival from Houston, MN. Featured soloists are Ruth Crawford Seeger and Ethel Smyth. The location of the concert is TBD.
Find out more »April 2021
Winter Farmers’ Market
The Winona Farmers Market provides locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts, herbs, eggs, honey, dairy products, syrups, mushrooms, baked goods, canned goods, meats, flowers, cut flowers, and more!
Find out more »MMAM Exhibit: 20th Century British Master Marine Artists
On display are paintings of historic and contemporary marine scenes by several of the best British marine artists of the 20th century. See works from the MMAM collection by Roy Cross, Montague Dawson, Louis Dodd, Henry Scott, and William Bishop, exploring a variety of subjects such as seascapes, ship portraits, naval battles, whaling vessels, and river steamboats.
Find out more »MMAM Exhibit: Water: Shots Magazine Group Photography Exhibition
This exhibition features photographs by 39 national and international photographers exploring the theme of water. Their images were selected by jury and printed in the summer 2019 issue of Shots, The Quarterly Journal of Black & White Photography, published by St. Paul, MN photographer Douglas Beasley. The artists’ photographs have a wide range of styles ranging from detailed to panoramic, realism to abstraction, and personal and intimate to accessible, in their responses to water.
Find out more »May 2021
Mid West Music Fest
Mid West Music Fest (MWMF) has been a multi-stage, multi-genre music event that showcases some of the upper Midwest’s best acts playing original music. MWMF was from the beginning an all-ages, multiple-genre, volunteer-driven festival. Over the years, up-and-coming acts from all over the country have joined the annual event and contributed to a rich vein of networking and community among musicians, music industry folks, and a constantly evolving audience. Given the still unknown status for gatherings in the Spring of…
Find out more »June 2021
Steamboat Days
Winona Steamboat Days is Winona’s feature festival. Steamboat Days includes a Carnival, Beverage Garden with entertainment, Kid Fishing Contest, Kid Pedal Pull, Kiddie Parade, Grande Parade, Fireworks and a whole lot more.
Find out more »MN Marine Art Museum: The American Society of Marine Artists 18th National Exhibition
This special two-gallery exhibition features a variety of art in different mediums from more than 100 of the best contemporary marine artists producing some of their finest work, drawing inspiration from their relationship with water. Artworks include paintings, watercolors, drawings, sculpture, scrimshaw, and mixed media. Founded in 1978, the American Society of Marine Artists is the nation’s oldest and largest non-profit organization dedicated to marine art and history.
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