Arts+Culture

Last Updated: May 31, 2020 07:24AM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Suspense, adventure in new novel set on Rainy Lake

May 31, 2020 07:24AM ● By Editor

Kay, who lives and writes on a lake in the woods of northwest Wisconsin, said she first experienced Borderland about 15 years ago while doing research. She said she was looking for the perfect place to set her first novel, and needed a wilderness lake with islands, Ojibwe history, and a special place that readers would love. From the International Falls Journal - May 30, 2020

Read More »

Ojibwe prophecy led to the Great Lakes. Now it's threatened

May 30, 2020 06:11AM ● By Editor

By Daniel Cusick, E&E News reporter from Climatewire - May 29, 2020

Read More »

Listen to historic lecture on American Indian Oral Tradition

May 28, 2020 01:46PM ● By Editor

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2020/05/28/n-scott-momaday-lecture

Read More »

Bayfront Blues Fest canceled due to COVID-19

May 27, 2020 06:12AM ● By Editor

From WDIO-TV - May 26, 2020

Read More »

Video: Thunder Bay musician Tyler Raynard celebrates summer at the lake

May 19, 2020 06:20AM ● By Editor

The reggae-tinged "Lake Life" includes lyrics about fishing, saunas and cracking a few cold ones. From CBC News · Thunder Bay - May 17, 2020

Read More »

Michigander's historic novel about 1796 epidemic sounds eerily familiar

May 18, 2020 06:20AM ● By Editor

We reached author John Smolens of Marquette at his home in walking distance of Lake Superior. Smolens, 70, retired five years ago after decades of teaching English literature and creative writing, mainly at Northern Michigan University/. By Bill Laitner of The Detroit Free Press - May 18, 2020

Read More »

ZOOM with One Book | One Minnesota with Author Kate DiCamillo coming Wednesday

May 13, 2020 05:49PM ● By Editor

A virtual book discussion for participants of the statewide community read. Because of Winn-Dixie was chosen for its broad appeal. It is geared for youth but accessible across age groups. From the Grand Marais Public Library - May 13, 2020

Read More »

Lake Superior, family and loss: 24 Leeches film 'packs a punch'

May 12, 2020 07:59AM ● By Editor

Michigan based film maker says film is a celebration of life, and memorial to his son and 'adventure buddy'. By Gord Ellis · CBC News · May 12, 2020

Read More »

Video: Guthrie Theater To Lay Off Staff, Moves Next Show Date To March 2021

May 10, 2020 08:03AM ● By Editor

The remainder of the 2019 – 2020 season was already cancelled back on March 28. Now, their new budget projects a total income of $12.6 million, which is down from an original amount forecast at $31 million. By Kyle Brown from KSTP-TV - May 10, 2020

Read More »

St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour moves online

May 07, 2020 06:25AM ● By Editor

By Marianne Combs of Minnesota Public Radio News - May 6, 2020

Read More »

Suspense, adventure in new novel set on Rainy Lake

Ojibwe prophecy led to the Great Lakes. Now it's threatened

Listen to historic lecture on American Indian Oral Tradition

Bayfront Blues Fest canceled due to COVID-19

Video: Thunder Bay musician Tyler Raynard celebrates summer at the lake

Michigander's historic novel about 1796 epidemic sounds eerily familiar

ZOOM with One Book | One Minnesota with Author Kate DiCamillo coming Wednesday

Lake Superior, family and loss: 24 Leeches film 'packs a punch'

Video: Guthrie Theater To Lay Off Staff, Moves Next Show Date To March 2021

St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour moves online

Upcoming Events Near You

Cancelled: Cancelled due to COVID - Co-Dependents Anonymous

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 413

Foundations of Investing Webinar

Postponed: Make & Take Craft

Science Based Wellness Planning Series via Zoom

Colvill Yoga - All Levels Welcome - OUTSIDE (weather permitting)

NOW ONLINE - Yoga for everybody!

Boreal Ship Spotter - larger view here

Aurora Borealis Forecast