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CLC Performing Arts Center presents musician Chris Koza - Vimarsana News

CLC Performing Arts Center presents musician Chris Koza

Chris Koza is a Minneapolis musician, composer and performer whose influences range from finger-picking folk guitar to fuse-busting prog rock. Koza will perform at 7 p.m. June 29, outside on the south lawn of the Brainerd campus of Central Lakes College.

Synchronous sculpture offers beacon to visitors - Vimarsana News

Synchronous sculpture offers beacon to visitors

The Synchronous sculpture stands tall at the entrance to downtown Red Wing in front of the Chamber of Commerce office.

Meet Burke Murphy, member of the Arts & Culture Commission - Vimarsana News

Meet Burke Murphy, member of the Arts & Culture Commission

Burke Murphy loves living in Red Wing.

Sheldon Theatre and thousands of venues around the country await funding - Vimarsana News

Sheldon Theatre and thousands of venues around the country await funding

RED WING -- During a global pandemic not everything is going to run as smoothly as desired. The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program is one example of an entity created to aid organizations during the pandemic that has fallen short of its goal.  U.S. Rep. Angie Craig visited the Sheldon Theater on Thursday, July 8, as the theater is one of many Minnesota organizations that applied for and still awaits a Shuttered Venue Operators Grant. In June, Craig and more than 200 of her colleagues in the House sent a letter to the Small Business Administration to “expedite the release of funds...

Two permanent, seven temporary sculptures coming to Red Wing - Vimarsana News

Two permanent, seven temporary sculptures coming to Red Wing

RED WING-- Downtown Main Street and its Public Art Liaisons Committee has been researching the idea of a sculpture walk in Red Wing since early 2019. On Monday, the idea came one step closer to fruition.  The City Council voted this week to accept the donation of two sculptures that will be permanent parts of the downtown community.  The Jones Family Foundation donated “Jake on Bass,” a sculpture of a dog playing the bass. It will be installed on the East Avenue side of Central Park near the bandshell.  "Jake on Bass," donated to the city of Red Wing by the Jones Family Fou...