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Crookston artist Trey Everett, Crookston Latino youth, and Badger artist and math teacher, Sherri Kruger with area residents who participated in making artwork through We Are Water MN workshops, will be featured in a Minnesota State Arts Board exhibition showcasing artwork supported by the state’s arts and cultural heritage fund. A Creative Investment exhibition, celebrating ten years of […]
The students at Crookston High School take the stage this weekend with the spring play/musical, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” The performance lasts about an hour and is filled with musical numbers, interesting personalities and a “magic foot”. There is plenty of humor as well said Assistant Director Cindy Fahser. “It’s about a
Crookston High School will host the 2019 Visual Arts Festival on Wednesday, April 10 from 12:00 to 5:30 p.m. The Visual Arts Festival is an MN State Art Contest open to Region 8A high school students. This will Crookston’s third year as host for the festival. An estimated 120 students from 11 area high schools
Each month, RiverView Health offers a free Type 2 Diabetes Support Group meeting open to anyone with Type 2 diabetes and his/her family members. The March 27 meeting will feature “Healing through Art’’ with Trey Everett. “Healing through Art’’ is a workshop designed to be creative, fun, and inspiring. Individuals will learn to work with
Each month, RiverView Health offers a free Type 2 Diabetes Support Group meeting open to anyone with Type 2 diabetes and his/her family members. The February 27 meeting will feature “Healing through Art’’ with Trey Everett. “Healing through Art’’ is a workshop designed to be creative, fun, and inspiring. Individuals will learn to work with
Drive past Crookston High School today and you’ll see the city’s newest resident a nearly 50-foot-long, 8-foot-high snow dragon. Crookston High School Art teacher Gary Stegman, local artist Trey Everett, along with Everett’s son Jack and the help of Ray Shafer pushing snow, spent four hours Sunday creating the mythical beast that now lays at
