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Aspiring stained glass artists are invited to create their own stained glass honeycomb with workshops hosted by local libraries. Admission is free to these two hour classes, which will be taught by artist Morgan Niederkorn. Niederkorn will walk participants through selecting glass pieces, fusing them together and completing their artwork. The programs are intended for those […]
Leif Enger, author of the recently released and highly acclaimed novel, I Cheerfully Refuse, will visit several local libraries this spring. The public is invited to hear about the author’s work and experience as an author. Set in a dystopian version of future America, I Cheerfully Refuse is the story of a grieving musician sailing Lake Superior in search of his
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) sponsors an annual Traveling Art Exhibit, which visits northwest Minnesota communities throughout the year. This exhibit includes 14 original pieces of art by regional adult and student artists, chosen from works submitted for our annual juried exhibit. The exhibit is currently at the Ada Public Library until April 24.
Families enjoyed Tuesday night’s Celebrate-the-Young Child event at the Crookston Public Library. The theme “Follow the Yellow Brick Road ” inspired many children to dress up like Wizard of Oz characters. Activities such as Magic Wand Making, Yellow Brick Bowling, Pin the Heart on the Tinman, & Playdough Witch Making were enjoyed, as well as the
On Tuesday, February 25, the Crookston Library’s CALL Committee will host a Celebrate the Young Child Event from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The event’s theme is Follow the Yellow Brick Road, and CALL member Francine Olson stopped by to chat with us about it. “We are the CALL group, which is the Crookston Alliance
Lake Agassiz Regional Library has scheduled a tour of special Superhero-themed Storytimes featuring former Miss Moorhead and Miss River Valley 2025 Whitney McClain. McClain will read stories about some of the superheroes children know and love and discuss the ways children can be superheroes in their everyday lives. Children are encouraged to dress as their favorite
