Tell Me a Story - by SewCarolyn!

In the Underground Gallery, repurposed coats brought back to life with favorite stories and themes recreated in thread, applique, embroidery, vintage textiles and embellishments by Carolyn Cagle Let me tell you a story! I have been playing with repurposed and vintage wool jackets for years, and as an embroidery professional and textile artist. Each one of the coats eventually tell me what their story is. It's my creative outlet as a textile artist that I get to wear for everyone to enjoy!

Songwriters in the Round #50 at Hallberg Center for the Arts

Every month, the Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community brings in 3 songwriters to perform at the Hallberg Center for the Arts in an "In The Round" format, performing their original pieces of music. September's show brings Tony Baker, PK Mayo, and Erik Brandt to the Freemore Stage. Admission is Free. Songwriters in the Round starts promptly at 7pm. Seating is limited, so please arrive early! This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the East Central Regional Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

Gallery Chat with award winning Pine County author Dean Hovey

We are so excited to be part of the book tour that Dean has been on. We (The Art of Words Group) have invited him to hold this time for our community to hear him describe his books and process more in depth. Join us to listen, ask him some questions and then have time for some casual chats about his newest book. In a separate event, those of us who are developing writers will have the opportunity to participate in the workshop Dean and Tami are developing. More to come on that in a separate event.

Annie Humphrey and David Huckfelt and friends! Fire in the Village

Reserve your spot now for priority seating. The 210 Gallery and Art Center is a small (75) venue. When we are full, we are full! Fire in The Village is a collective of artists and cultural organizers. We build & sustain spiritual fires of connection where we live – in Anishinaabe territory, or rural northern Minnesota – and in arts and music communities across the region. The oxygen for these fires is poetry, music, printmaking, mural arts, storytelling, dancing & nourishment, all woven together by coherent thought for our children and earth.

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