Learn more about "Uncle Sam's New Deal" and how it helped revive Minnesota communities 70 years ago with programs like the WPA and CCC. The exhibit includes photography, interviews and New Deal film footage.
Jan. 16 - Mar. 2
Timothy Thompson Art Exhibit
10:00am to 6:00pm Saint Mary's University: Ben Miller Lobby
Timothy Thompson developed an interest in watercolors fifteen years ago as a way to interpret the world around him. He will share a diverse selection of his work, dedicated to the memory of his late wife Schelly.
The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is the proud home of much of the life's work of renowned regional folk artists Leo and Marilyn Smith.The Smith's work encompasses life in a river town, and many of the visual ideas that they explore evoke stories of people, places, and events. A few stories will be shared on exhibition labels and visitors to this exhibition will have the opportunity to share their story by reflecting on their experiences with the sculptures and/or the Smiths themselves.
Jan. 19 - Mar. 24
Verisimilitude Art Exhibit
Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries, Saint Mary's University
The show, “Verisimilitude,” includes work by Tony Calabrese, Charlie Campbell, Preston Lawing, Rob McColl, Brother Roderick Robertson, Lisa Truax and John Whelan. An opening reception will be held 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19, at the galleries, located in the Toner Student Center. The exhibit — free and open to the public — will be open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Feb. 1
Exploring Water through our Senses with Mary Lee Eischen
Excite your senses through art and movement! This class will begin by looking and discussing a piece of artwork from the MMAM collections. Mary Lee will guide participants to move their bodies for expression and for health using the Nia Technique. Nia is a movement that incorporates the martial arts, the dance arts, and the healing arts. All fitness abilities welcome. Wear clothing you can move easily in, and bring your favorite notebook and pencil. An optional yoga mat or towel may allow ease with floor exercise. This program is free, but space is limited. Call 507-474-6626 to sign up!
Acollection of works by Dana Fritz and David Zalaznik.
Zalaznik will present an Artist Talk at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, in Stark Hall, room 103.
A reception will be held at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Watkins Hall Lobby.
The exhibit, artist talk and reception are free and open to the public.
Gallery hours: 8am-8pm on Wednesdays
Taste and judge chili from area restaurants at the 18th Annual Chili Cookoff, Saturday February 11, at Winona Middle School from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Only $7 for all-you-can-eat chili, both spicy and mild. Proceeds benefit Ready Set School. Entertainment provided throughout the event.
Come join us for wine tasting and experience the winery and new tasting room. The tasting room is open for complimentary wine tastings from 12-7pm.
Feb. 11
Fifth Annual Frozen River Walk
1:00pm to 2:30pm Aghaming Park and Preserve
The walk will search secret niches of wildlife habitat.Wear warm boots and bring binoculars. Meet at the Wisconsin end of the Wagon Bridge. Led by writer-birder Richie Swanson. For more information contact: richieswan201@gmail.com
Feb. 11
For the Love of Art: A Valentine’s Bash at the MMAM
With all of the beautiful artworks to love in the MMAM collections, we will celebrate love at this annual Valentine’s Day fundraising party. Examine (reproductions of) some of the world’s most romantic artworks, bid your heart out at our silent auction, sip a glass of champagne, and enjoy “candlelight” tours of the galleries. Tickets are $10 each.
Feb. 11
Wonderful Super Duper Delicious Winona Variety Show
7:00 pm WSU Somsen Auditorium
20 Fantastic 5-minute acts showcasing local Winona talent.
Proceeds to benefit Winona Volunteer Services Food Shelf.
The Open House is FREE and open to the public. Along with a plethora of fun family activities, the Society will welcome some great local entertainment to the Old Armory Stage throughout the afternoon.
Light refreshments will be served.
Feb. 12
Elmaro Vineyard Complimentary Winetasting
12:00pm to 6:00pm N14756 Delaney Rd. Trempealeau, WI 54662
Come join us for wine tastings and experience the our new winery and tasting room. The tasting room is open for complimentary wine tastings from 12-6pm.
All singers & acoustic instrumentalists welcome. Singer-songwriters, folk, bluegrass, acoustic rock, blues, country
Musical cross-pollination encouraged.
Listeners are also welcome!
Since it's almost Valentine's Day, how about a lovers' challenge: bring along your favorite love song!
For much of the early history of modern art, Impressionism had been seen as frivolous and unstructured. In the 1950s, Impressionism's reputation was rehabilitated, as some of its qualities, for example the emphasis on the paint itself and the use of pure color, became visible in the work of Abstract Expressionists such as Jackson Pollock and Barnett Newman. This talk will trace the evolution of these qualities from Impressionism to Abstract Expressionism and beyond.
Guys and Dolls is a musical with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser and book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows. It is based on "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown" and "Blood Pressure", two short stories by Damon Runyon.
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
$35.00 ($50.00 with wine)
Preregistration Required: Call 474-1880
We are also excited to welcome our guest of honor, Tom Hegg, author of "Little Dickens: A Droll and Most Extraordinary History."
Feb. 29
“Duck For President” and other stories by Theatreworks USA
This all-new musical revue features mini-musicals based on the best-selling children’s books: Duck For President, Fancy Nancy, Pirates Don’t Change Diapers and more.
March 2012
Date
Event
Time/Location
Additional Details
Jan. 1 - Mar. 24
Watercolors from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection
Edward Curtis (1868-1952), who was born in Wisconsin and raised in Minnesota, is one of the most recognizable names in American photographic history.
Jan. 16 - Mar. 2
Timothy Thompson Art Exhibit
10:00am to 6:00pm Saint Mary's University: Ben Miller Lobby
Timothy Thompson developed an interest in watercolors fifteen years ago as a way to interpret the world around him. He will share a diverse selection of his work, dedicated to the memory of his late wife Schelly.
Jan. 19 - May. 12
Our Town, Our River: Conversations with Leo & Marilyn Smith
The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is the proud home of much of the life's work of renowned regional folk artists Leo and Marilyn Smith.The Smith's work encompasses life in a river town, and many of the visual ideas that they explore evoke stories of people, places, and events. A few stories will be shared on exhibition labels and visitors to this exhibition will have the opportunity to share their story by reflecting on their experiences with the sculptures and/or the Smiths themselves.
Jan. 19 - Mar. 24
Verisimilitude Art Exhibit
Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries, Saint Mary's University
The show, “Verisimilitude,” includes work by Tony Calabrese, Charlie Campbell, Preston Lawing, Rob McColl, Brother Roderick Robertson, Lisa Truax and John Whelan. An opening reception will be held 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19, at the galleries, located in the Toner Student Center. The exhibit — free and open to the public — will be open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Feb. 26 - Oct. 28
Monthly Live Dixieland Music
6:00pm to 8:00pm Jefferson's Riverside Event Center
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Pieces from our clothing collection that have never been on exhibit before will illustrate the changes in fashion along with the tools that created them and the stories of those that wore them.
Mar. 3
A Taste of Wabasha
6:00pm to 8:00pm National Eagle Center Wabasha, MN
Join us for A Taste of Wabasha, March 3rd, 2012, 6pm-8pm as we start our SOAR with the Eagles festival. You can help us kick off our biggest fundraiser of the year and experience the beauty of the National Eagle Center in the evening.
Simply Beautiful is drawn from the archives of arguably the most prolific collection of photographs in the world (National Geographic). Minnesota-born international photographer Annie Griffiths, one of the first women to work for National Geographic, selected the images for this travelling exhibition with one primary criteria: which are the most beautiful.
Our feature program this weekend will be EarthQuest with presenter Steve Hoddy. In this Birds of Prey program you’ll be amazed to see the wingspan of one of the world’s largest birds, the Andean Condor. You’ll strain to hear a Eurasian Eagle Owl in flight and wonder at the Harris Hawk’s precision landings. Steve Hoddy is a wildlife educator and animal trainer who has worked with a variety of animals in TV and film.
Saturday 11am and 2pm, Sunday 12pm and 2pm.
All feature programs will be held at St. Felix auditorium, Pembroke Ave, Wabasha, MN.
Mar. 12 - Apr. 4
Marcia Thompson Art Exhibit
10:00am to 6:00pm Saint Mary's University: Ben Miller Lobby
A printmaker and educator from West Salem, WI, Marcia Thompson will present prints from a new series, "Nordic Roots." Most of her work are monotypes, and she is especially interested in the interplay of form and color.
Mar. 14
Drake University Chior
7:30pm Chapel of Saint Mary of the Angels
Drake University's premier touring ensemble. The 64-member choir will be singing pieces ranging from classical to contemporary under acclaimed conductor Dr. Aimee Beckmann-Collier. The concert will also feature the award-winning La Crosse Central Robed Choir as special guests.
The concert is FREE
Our feature program this weekend is the Cincinnatti Zoo’s Wings of Wonder bird show. This show features Rio, a Hyacinth Macaw, Arik, a Steller’s Sea Eagle and many other feathered friends. You’ll be delighted by the birds calling, flying, mimicking and just plain outsmarting their trainers!
Saturday 11am and 2pm, Sunday 12pm and 2pm.
All feature programs will be held at St Felix auditorium, Pembroke Ave, Wabasha, MN.
How do photographs convey place? Join author, photographer, and WSU professor emeritus Drake Hokanson as he guides us through an illustrated talk by looking at six very different photographs from several of his projects and uses each one to describe some aspect of the idea of place, for example how to "read" a place, the layered nature of place, and the varied view of a place depending on personal perspective.
Mar. 24 - Apr. 15
When Boundaries Fade
Saint Mary's University Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries
Our feature program this weekend is Save Our American Raptors (SOAR) South with their amazing flying raptors. You’ll meet flying hawks and owls, and the cutest Black Vulture, Cayce, all while learning about their important place in the natural world. Presenters Dale and John Stokes are lively, fun and bring with them decades of experience with many magnificent birds of prey.
Saturday 11am and 2pm, Sunday 12pm and 2pm.
All feature programs will be held at St Felix auditorium, Pembroke Ave, Wabasha, MN.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
Our feature program this weekend is Wildlife Science Center presenting a program exploring why some animals are considered “unlovable” including wolves, snakes, insects, spiders and owls – Oh My! The Wildlife Science Center is home to the largest captive population of privately maintained wolves in the U.S, as well as black bear, mountain lions, coyotes, skunks, raccoons, porcupine and birds of prey.
Saturday 11am and 2pm, Sunday 12pm and 2pm.
All feature programs will be held at St Felix auditorium, Pembroke Ave, Wabasha, MN.
April 2012
Date
Event
Time/Location
Additional Details
Jan. 19 - May. 12
Our Town, Our River: Conversations with Leo & Marilyn Smith
The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is the proud home of much of the life's work of renowned regional folk artists Leo and Marilyn Smith.The Smith's work encompasses life in a river town, and many of the visual ideas that they explore evoke stories of people, places, and events. A few stories will be shared on exhibition labels and visitors to this exhibition will have the opportunity to share their story by reflecting on their experiences with the sculptures and/or the Smiths themselves.
Feb. 26 - Oct. 28
Monthly Live Dixieland Music
6:00pm to 8:00pm Jefferson's Riverside Event Center
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Pieces from our clothing collection that have never been on exhibit before will illustrate the changes in fashion along with the tools that created them and the stories of those that wore them.
Simply Beautiful is drawn from the archives of arguably the most prolific collection of photographs in the world (National Geographic). Minnesota-born international photographer Annie Griffiths, one of the first women to work for National Geographic, selected the images for this travelling exhibition with one primary criteria: which are the most beautiful.
Mar. 12 - Apr. 4
Marcia Thompson Art Exhibit
10:00am to 6:00pm Saint Mary's University: Ben Miller Lobby
A printmaker and educator from West Salem, WI, Marcia Thompson will present prints from a new series, "Nordic Roots." Most of her work are monotypes, and she is especially interested in the interplay of form and color.
Mar. 24 - Apr. 15
When Boundaries Fade
Saint Mary's University Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
Our feature program this weekend is Wildlife Science Center presenting a program exploring why some animals are considered “unlovable” including wolves, snakes, insects, spiders and owls – Oh My! The Wildlife Science Center is home to the largest captive population of privately maintained wolves in the U.S, as well as black bear, mountain lions, coyotes, skunks, raccoons, porcupine and birds of prey.
Saturday 11am and 2pm, Sunday 12pm and 2pm.
All feature programs will be held at St Felix auditorium, Pembroke Ave, Wabasha, MN.
Apr. 11 - May. 11
Monta May
10:00am to 6:00pm Saint Mary's University: Ben Miller Lobby
Recent Mosaics of stone, glass and found objects will be presented by this Winona-based interdisciplinary artist who is inspired by the blending of historic techniques to tell stories of the modern world.
Doubtful Sound may be listened to here:
www.doubtfulsound.bandcamp.com
Named after a New Zealand Fjordland, Doubtful Sound is the moniker,
Michael Thigpen, self-described folk-pop musician. Michael plays to
discover the meaning of folk music. During his sets he intensely
strums his resonator guitar and mandolin, with a strict philosophy of
giving 100 percent to his performance. He has written songs about
travel, life, love and sweaters, and has performed them as far away as
Canada, England, Scotland and Wales
Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War examines how President Lincoln used the Constitution to confront three intertwined crises of the Civil War - the secession of Southern states, slavery and wartime civil liberties.
The ballet Le Corsaire, loosely based on a poem by Lord Byron, follows Medora, a beautiful slave girl, and Conrad, a dashing pirate, as they journey through a tapestry of captive maidens, rich sultans, swashbuckling abductions, and dramatic rescues—all culminating in a happy ending. Originally choreographed by Marius Petipa to music by Adolfe Adam, Le Corsaire continues to delight audiences more than 150 years after its premiere.
May 2012
Date
Event
Time/Location
Additional Details
Jan. 19 - May. 12
Our Town, Our River: Conversations with Leo & Marilyn Smith
The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is the proud home of much of the life's work of renowned regional folk artists Leo and Marilyn Smith.The Smith's work encompasses life in a river town, and many of the visual ideas that they explore evoke stories of people, places, and events. A few stories will be shared on exhibition labels and visitors to this exhibition will have the opportunity to share their story by reflecting on their experiences with the sculptures and/or the Smiths themselves.
Feb. 26 - Oct. 28
Monthly Live Dixieland Music
6:00pm to 8:00pm Jefferson's Riverside Event Center
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Simply Beautiful is drawn from the archives of arguably the most prolific collection of photographs in the world (National Geographic). Minnesota-born international photographer Annie Griffiths, one of the first women to work for National Geographic, selected the images for this travelling exhibition with one primary criteria: which are the most beautiful.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
Apr. 11 - May. 11
Monta May
10:00am to 6:00pm Saint Mary's University: Ben Miller Lobby
Recent Mosaics of stone, glass and found objects will be presented by this Winona-based interdisciplinary artist who is inspired by the blending of historic techniques to tell stories of the modern world.
Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War examines how President Lincoln used the Constitution to confront three intertwined crises of the Civil War - the secession of Southern states, slavery and wartime civil liberties.
May. 4 - May. 6
100 Mile Garage Sale
Cities along the Mississippi River in Southeastern MN
Fifteen historic river towns and two states clean out their attics, garages and basements to create the most spectacular garage sale around! Bargain hunters can start anywhere along the river road – Minnesota or Wisconsin – rain or shine. Mississippi Valley Partners sponsors the 100-mile Garage Sale and supplies maps of participators available in fifteen towns along the route. A trail marked with colored balloons or ribbons of participating sales from Red Wing, MN south on Hwy. 61 to Winona, MN, across the river to Fountain City, WI and North on Hwy 35 to Prescott, WI you’ll find deals, steals and fun. Don’t miss it!
One of the most significant and rare books in American history is coming to the MMAM. John James Audubon depicted almost 500 of the approximate 700 regularly occurring bird species in America in theatrical detail.
May. 18
25th anniversary celebration of Winona Community Foundation
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War examines how President Lincoln used the Constitution to confront three intertwined crises of the Civil War - the secession of Southern states, slavery and wartime civil liberties.
One of the most significant and rare books in American history is coming to the MMAM. John James Audubon depicted almost 500 of the approximate 700 regularly occurring bird species in America in theatrical detail.
The students will perform individually and in groups from 1:00 to 2:15. The "Blue Ox Jazz Babies" from Mankato, the "Turkey River All Stars" from Rochester and Winona's "Gate City Jazz Band" will provide Dixieland music all afternoon until 7:30 PM.
No admission fee will be charged. Food and beverages will be available. Parking is free. Indoor facilities will be available in case of rain.
Please bring your own chair or blanket.
July 2012
Date
Event
Time/Location
Additional Details
Feb. 26 - Oct. 28
Monthly Live Dixieland Music
6:00pm to 8:00pm Jefferson's Riverside Event Center
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
One of the most significant and rare books in American history is coming to the MMAM. John James Audubon depicted almost 500 of the approximate 700 regularly occurring bird species in America in theatrical detail.
This summer, Marsalis returns to the Festival for a rare appearance as a recital soloist, performing a selection of classical saxophone masterworks and transcriptions. Join Branford Marsalis and Festival Artistic and Managing Director Ned Kirk for an exciting Festival opener you won’t want to miss!
Jul. 3
MN Beethoven Festival Presents: Li-Wei Qin & Kevin Kenner
Since winning the Silver Medal at the 1998 Tchaikovsky Competition and First Prize at the 2001 Naumberg Competition, Li-Wei Qin has established himself as one of the leading cellists of his generation. He is a frequent soloist with orchestras throughout Europe, Asia, and Australia, and is currently Head of Cello Studies at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music in Singapore. Qin is joined by celebrated American pianist Kevin Kenner for a recital featuring sonatas by Beethoven and Shostakovich.
Jul. 5
MN Beethoven Festival Presents: Minnesota Orchestra
The summer wouldn’t be complete without the Minnesota Orchestra’s annual free pops concert at Lake Park. Remember to bring your picnic basket and blanket, and join the thousands of friends, neighbors, and families who gather every year for this favorite summer tradition!
Acclaimed for her extraordinary lyricism, technique, and versatility, multiple Grammy winner and Minnesota native Sharon Isbin regularly gives sold-out performances in some of the world’s greatest concert halls. With over 25 recordings ranging from Baroque to jazz-fusion, Isbin has also been acclaimed for expanding the guitar repertoire with some of the finest new works of the century. She brings this remarkable versatility to Winona this summer for the Minnesota Beethoven Festival’s first solo guitar recital.
The most sought-after trio in the world, the Eroica Trio thrills audiences with flawless technical virtuosity, irresistible enthusiasm, and sensual elegance. Named after Beethoven’s Third Symphony, this “heroic” element is aptly reflected in the trio’s passionate approach to music as well as their success as the first all-female chamber ensemble to reach the top of their field. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear this celebrated ensemble in concert.
Angela Hewitt is a phenomenal pianist known for her refined musicianship, with a vast repertoire ranging from Couperin to the contemporary. Particularly admired for her recent recordings of the complete major keyboard works of Bach, Hewitt has been hailed as “the pre-eminent Bach pianist of our time,” by The Guardian. She brings her consummate artistry to the Festival this summer, in a recital featuring Bach’s monumental Goldberg Variations.
Jul. 14
MN Beethoven Festival Presents: Dale Warland & Festival Chorale
7:30pm Chapel of Saint Mary of the Angel's, Saint Teresa Campus of Saint Mary's University
Returning for his third summer in Winona, beloved choral director Dale Warland will once again lead the Festival Chorale in two concerts of unforgettable music. With a program emphasizing composers from Minnesota, Winona’s Chapel of Saint Mary of the Angel will resound with the glorious sounds of our state’s most talented composers. Minnesota Public Radio’s Brian Newhouse returns to the Festival as well to host the weekend’s concerts.
Jul. 15
MN Beethoven Festival Presents: Dale Warland & Festival Chorale
3:00pm Chapel of Saint Mary of the Angel's, Saint Teresa Campus of Saint Mary's University
Returning for his third summer in Winona, beloved choral director Dale Warland will once again lead the Festival Chorale in two concerts of unforgettable music. With a program emphasizing composers from Minnesota, Winona’s Chapel of Saint Mary of the Angel will resound with the glorious sounds of our state’s most talented composers. Minnesota Public Radio’s Brian Newhouse returns to the Festival as well to host the weekend’s concerts.
Jul. 19
MN Beethoven Festival Presents: Leipzig String Quartet
Since its founding two decades ago, the Leipzig String Quartet has garnered the attention of international critics and audiences with its distinctive dark timbre and meticulously sculpted interpretations of a widely varied repertoire. As part of an ongoing project, the Quartet is currently performing the complete Beethoven string quartets, with the audience choosing which quartets they would like to hear at each concert. Come enjoy an evening of Beethoven string quartets, hand-selected by you!
Jul. 20
MN Beethoven Festival Presents:Leipzig String Quartet
Since its founding two decades ago, the Leipzig String Quartet has garnered the attention of international critics and audiences with its distinctive dark timbre and meticulously sculpted interpretations of a widely varied repertoire. As part of an ongoing project, the Quartet is currently performing the complete Beethoven string quartets, with the audience choosing which quartets they would like to hear at each concert. Come enjoy an evening of Beethoven string quartets, hand-selected by you!
Jul. 22
MN Beethoven Festival Presents: Minnesota Orchestra
The Festival would not be complete without Osmo Vänskä and the Minnesota Orchestra playing Beethoven! This season the Orchestra performs Beethoven’s Third Symphony as well as his much loved Violin Concerto, featuring the Orchestra’s new concertmaster, Erin Keefe. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Keefe in her debut concerto performance with the Orchestra!
August 2012
Date
Event
Time/Location
Additional Details
Feb. 26 - Oct. 28
Monthly Live Dixieland Music
6:00pm to 8:00pm Jefferson's Riverside Event Center
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
One of the most significant and rare books in American history is coming to the MMAM. John James Audubon depicted almost 500 of the approximate 700 regularly occurring bird species in America in theatrical detail.
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
The Gate City Jazz Band will be playing Dixieland music from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. on the last Sunday of every month, February 26 through October 28, 2012. There is no cover charge.
Lighthouses and Legends is drawn from the Burrichter/Kierlin Marine Art Collection, one of the finest collections of art inspired by water in the country. In the exhibition will be diverse historic and contemporary works featuring lighthouses, as well as stories that relate to seafaring life and legendary events. Artists represented include Edward Moran, William Frederick De Haas, and Canadian marine artist Jack Gray.
