The Minnetonka Center for the Arts celebrates the various forms of art and their importance in a community. They offer exhibits, classes, and outreach to members of the community as a way of bringing people together through the arts. They have classes in different mediums such as fiber arts, jewelry, photography, drawing and more. They […]

The Prospect Park Station Public Art is a piece called Memory Imprint by local artist, Janet Lofquist. This station is close to the where there used to be grain elevators storing linseed. Linseed oil helps dry oil-based varnishes and paints. This art installation incorporates the flax flower and the linseed in its design. The paint […]

Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts is a reknown art certer in the city. It was built in the 1840s and has been a number of things, including a tavern, an inn, a dairy farm, and a partial post office. Now, it's an art gallery with different rooms, featuring Minnesota artists. The showvs switch every six […]

Gallery 5004 is in historic Robbinsdale and showcases Minnesotan artists from the days of yore as well as current ones, established and emergent. It was founded by Anne and Tim Bechtold, and Amy and Steve Isaacson, all of whom are passionate about art. The gallery is used by Anne and Steve as a studio sometimes […]

The Discovery Center Art Gallery is located in the Oakdale Discovery Center, which, in itself, is located in the Oakdale Nature Preserve. It is a space that hosts different artists from around the community and is interested in showcasing diverse art and artists. There is a different artist featured every month.

Zeller Studio is the art studio of Deb Zeller, an artist who is known around the state and the region. She has several of her bronze sculptures in places of prominence, including The Garden of the Grapes at Parley Lake Winery, Rooted in Tomorrow by Land O'Lakes for their centennial, and the Victoria Centennial Sculpture […]

The Hopkins Center for the Arts was planned in 1997 by the City of Hopkins and the Stages Theatre Company with full support from the community. It is set in the west metro and has 36,000 square feet. It has a place of pride in the community and has been the site of many memorable […]

Housetrees is an art installation in two public places in St. Paul, the Highland Park Library and the Sun Ray Library. It was sponsored by a private nonprofit called Public Art Saint Paul (PASP), who works in partnership with the City of Saint Paul to provide artists with the opportunity to brighten up the city […]

The Big Red Barn Folk Arts & Crafters Fair is an arts event in May and it's hosted by the Maplewood Area Historical Society at the Bruentrup Heritage Farm. There is, indeed, a big red barn and it's filled with exciting things to see and do. There will be dozens of different vendors displaying their […]

Ashland Productions is a nonprofit theater organization that is committed to bringing theater to young people in order to enrich their world and help them find their best selves. They are collaborative in nature and believe in providing a safe, nurturing, inclusive, and stimulating space in which their young students can learn and thrive. They […]

ARTS-Us is a nonprofit that was founded in 1992 as a community-based organization, focused on nurturing young leaders in the arts through a lens of the African Diaspora. The founders were African American artists and multicultural educators. They lean heavily on the education side with a plethora of programs and experiences, including Civil Rights Research […]

Lex-Ham Community Arts has its roots as a program of the Lexington-Hamline Community Council in the early 1990s. It grew over the years and became a nonprofit organization in 2003. The mission is to bring the community together through the arts, including theater and band. Both are well-established in the community and enjoyed by many […]