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October Jazz Jam Supports River Arts Alliance
Sunday, October 18 | 2:30-5:30 PM | Two Fathoms Brewing Company | Winona, MN. Celebrate the changing seasons as this month’s H3O Jazz Jam! On Sunday, October 18 from 2:30 – 5:30 pm, everyone is welcome to the family-friendly “open mic for Jazz” while supporting River Arts Alliance as the finale to its 2026 Welcoming Week. Find your spot on Two Fathoms’ spacious patio or in the taproom if weather isn’t good.
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A legacy painted across generations
An idea that started three years ago has turned into a prominent mural giving thousands of motorists along Interstate 35 each day a glimpse into the historic music company that began in Owatonna eight decades ago. Wenger commissioned Minnesota artist Adam Turman, who is known for celebrating Minnesota’s people, places...
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Spotlight on Business: A tree trimming service and new Red Wing cafe
Spotlight on Business: A tree trimming service and new Red Wing cafe. (ABC 6 News) – In this week’s edition of Spotlight on Business, Bucky Beeman of Realty Growth, LLC returned to ABC 6 News to chat about a few new businesses in the Pine Island-area and Red Wing.
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Rochester Public Library unveiling new Imaginative Play Area
(ABC 6 News) – The Rochester Public Library is unveiling its new Imaginative Play Area Thursday, a monthly interactive play station. Library officials said the space will feature a new theme each month, giving children an opportunity to learn through hands-on, imaginative play. Activities are designed to encourage creativity, language development, problem-solving, social interaction and […]
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This Small-Town Minnesota Owl Museum Is So Well Hidden That Even Locals Don’t Know About It
If you told someone from Minneapolis that one of the most fascinating wildlife education centers in the entire country was sitting in a small town in southeastern Minnesota, they’d probably nod politely and then immediately forget you said it. That would be a mistake, because the International Owl Center...
Faribault Daily News
Studio ARTour to showcase artists from Faribault, Northfield, Dundas
The Studio ARTour will take place Friday through Sunday in Faribault, Northfield and Dundas. The tour will showcase 41 artists’ works across 19 studios in the three cities, up from 35 artists and 15 sites last year. These exhibitions will include works in ceramics, painting, jewelry, textiles, glass, metal and wood. There will also be musical performances throughout the tour’s run. “I anticipate hopefully that growing over this next year as well, and just getting a lot more people involved,” ARTour lead Heather McNabnay said. One of those locations will be the Paradise Center for the Arts, which will host works from four artists on the tour, including director Julie Fakler. “We’re excited to have the ARTour here again,” Fakler said. In addition, the Paradise will feature artwork from the City Pastel Collective and Bethlehem Academy students. “We work with (Bethlehem Academy art teacher) Jacob Hillesheim quite a bit,” Fakler said. “There’s usually a variety of mediums and a variety of artists, and it’s usually very, very well put-together by Jacob.” The Paradise will also host a gallery opening reception Friday from 5-7 p.m., followed by a performance by the Brothers Allmanac, an Allman Brothers cover band, at 7:30 p.m.
Fillmore County Journal
Spring Valley Garden Club Restores Historic Statue
The sentiment of “It takes a village” is evidence of the power of community and shared effort as the Spring Valley Garden Club stepped forward with the idea to restore the Indigenous chief statue created by Halvor Landsverk, which once stood at Mystery Cave. Spearheading this project, Caroline...
Faribault Daily News
Faribault Fall Festival to feature chili, costumes and more
Faribault Fall Festival will be held Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. along Central Avenue in Downtown Faribault. The festival will include more than 40 vendors, an open house at the Faribault Fire Department, trick-or-treating, a kids costume parade, a studio art tour featuring live music at the Paradise Center for the Arts and the annual chili competition, which will now have two separate awards. “We actually have a judging panel, who will use some nationally renowned criteria for judging chilis,” Faribault Chamber of Commerce President Nort Johnson said. “There will be a prize for that, and also a people’s favorite.” Bags for trick-or-treating will be provided by Runamuck Workshop, and can be colored with crayons. The Halloween-themed festivities continue with the kids costume parade at noon at the intersection of Central Avenue and Second Street. There will also be kids games set up by the Faribault Parks and Recreation department and some private groups. “Without a doubt, the kids game area is going to be a blast with the participants helping make that go,” Johnson said. “We’ve had a real uptick in traffic to the downtown with retail for children with Runamuck Workshop, and with that, we
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Winona and Westfield reach a new agreement
The Winona City Council is giving Westfield Golf Course another chance by recently approving a new five-year lease agreement, but in early September council members drew a clear line when they denied reimbursing Westfield for a repair. “I love Westfield but they’ve got to stand financially on their own,” City Council member Steve Young said. He added, “They’ve got to turn the corner on this. No public money to fix what is contractually [their] responsibility.”
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Winona pursuing new historic district
Winona city staff are in the early stages of developing a Broadway Street historical district, which would help protect Winona’s historic assets as well as open up historic grant opportunities. Staff are planning to pursue grant funding next spring to aid the creation of the new district. Winona already...
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Winona's MMAM hosts 3 new exhibits with artists this October
WINONA, Minn. — The Minnesota Marine Art Museum will host its Fall New Look Weekend Oct. 2-4, featuring three new exhibitions through conversations, performances and art-making activities. The weekend showcases three artists. Andy DuCett's exhibition Home(town) explores the visual language and identity of his hometown of Winona. Geo Rutherford's...
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Austin prepares for new non-profit music center
(ABC 6 News) – Robin chats with Cheryl Berglund from the MacPhail Music Center in Austin about a new non-profit endeavor bringing more musical opportunity to the community, and gets a taste of the hard work from just some of the center’s students. Watch the video above for...
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Voices From the Past Cemetery Walk returns in Oct.
The Voices From the Past Cemetery Walk explores how “Winonans Just Wanna Have Fun” this year. Community volunteer actors portray people from the past in this popular annual event. Take a walk through beautiful Woodlawn Cemetery and stop at acting sites along the way. You can visit the sites within Woodlawn in any order, and it will take about two hours to see them all. Performances are also offered to a seated audience at the History Center.