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AMISH COUNTRY TOUR IN OHIO NEW ENGLAND FALL COLORS TOUR WASHINGTON DC & GETTYSBURG CHRISTMAS BRANSON
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THEATRE, MUSIC, & ART. Explore the arts and unleash your creativity at Riverland Community College. Strong academic offerings and excellent hands-on learning are the framework for a variety of programs that will broaden your mind and develop your artistic talent.
Riverland Community College, a member of Minnesota State, is an equal opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer. © 2019 Riverland Community College. All rights reserved.
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WELCOME As you can see from our jam-packed program, the Austin ArtWorks Festival is a celebration of the arts for over a week here in Austin, Minnesota. This exciting time is filled with music, literature, art and creativity. At Austin Area Arts, all year long, our volunteers invest their time and talent to make Austin ArtWorks Festival—and our other programming at the Austin ArtWorks Center and the Historic Paramount Theatre— happen every year. Thank you to our many volunteers who through the arts are enriching our community and boosting our local economy! (And making our lives a lot more fun!) Co-chairs – Mary Anne Wolesky and Bonnie Besse Rietz ArtWorks Center – Gretchen Ramlo and Kelsey Ritchie Paramount – Belita Schindler and Vic Wylde Music – Randy Kramer and Coni Nelson Marketing – Nancy Schnable and Dave Sylte Family Activities – Peggy Keener and Jenelle Cummings Visual Arts – Kandace Feist and Dan McRaith Downtown – Savile Lord and Lindsey Haney Authors – Sue Grove and Keith Cich Logistics – Mark Nibaur and Jeff Baldus Paint the Beetle – Sara Hull and Patty Riedl Volunteers – Alice Holst and Lora Lee Bauer Reception – Tammy Coffey, Tracy Ourada, Holly Johnson and Sheila Ondich
Members of the Austin ArtWorks Festival Steering Committee holding artwork created at the 2018 event by mosaic artist Michael Sweere. Sweere donated the piece, titled “Outback,” to the Austin ArtWorks Center’s permanent collection.
Want to volunteer? Contact Kelsey at 507-434-0934 or kelsey@austinareaarts.org.
WHAT’S INSIDE 5 �������������ArtWorks Festival Week
17 �����������Our Austin, Our America
6 �������������Downtown Restaurants
18-21 ������Meet the Musicians
7 �������������Map of the ArtWorks Festival
22 �����������Schindler Celebration: Max Weinberg’s Jukebox
8 �������������Schedule of Events: Saturday, August 24 9 �������������Schedule of Events: Sunday, August 25 10-13 ������Exhibiting Artists 13 �����������Emerging Artists 14 �����������Featured Artist: Rory Wakemup 15 �����������Purchase Award 16 �����������Trunk Shows and Youth Exhibit
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23 �����������Art-Making Demonstrations and Opportunities 24 �����������Meet the Authors 26 �����������ArtWorks Festival Donors 28 �����������Paramount Theatre Fall Season 2019 29 �����������Paramount Theatre Fall Movies 2019 30 �����������Austin ArtWorks Center: Fall and Winter Classes
ARTWORKS FESTIVAL WEEK ALL THIS ART WON’T FIT INTO ONE LITTLE WEEKEND! FRI, AUG. 16, SAT, AUG. 17 & SUN, AUG. 18 Matchbox Children’s Theatre presents: “Yankee Doodle: A Musical Review” Paramount Theatre
WED, AUG. 21 Commonweal Theatre presents: “Stones in his Pockets” Paramount Theatre, 7 p.m.
SAT, AUG. 17
Blair Lawhead Memorial Concert Hormel Historic Home, 7 p.m.
Nature Art Show Jay C. Hormel Nature Center, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
THUR, AUG.22
Community Talent Show Jay C. Hormel Nature Center, 7 p.m. Coloring Contest Deadline to turn in completed coloring sheets at the Austin ArtWorks Center. See more info and download coloring sheet at austinareaarts.org/artworks-week
Summerset Theatre presents a dramatic reading of “Good Morning Miss America” Austin native, visual artist and playwright Phyllis Yes will attend the show, sponsored by Mayo Clinic Health System Austin Foundation
Paramount Theatre, 7 p.m.
MON, AUG. 19 Karl Potach’s Tourney & Dinner To benefit pediatric cancer research.
Austin Country Club
TUES, AUG. 20 Minnesota Community Sings with Bret Hesla and Mary Preus Veteran’s Pavilion, 6:30 p.m. Open Air Poet’s Open Mic with Sweet Reads SPAM® Museum Plaza, 7 p.m.
FRI, AUG. 23 Author Chat and Writing Workshop with Curt Brown Registration required to sue.grove@riverland.edu. See details on page 25.
Riverland Community College, Room C107, 10 a.m. Alley Party Live music to be announced
Behind Dusty’s, 8 p.m.
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DOWNTOWN RESTAURANTS FEED YOUR HUNGER FOR THE ARTS NEW IN 2019!
1910 Fresh Mexican Kitchen 507 1st St NW Fresh tacos and sides plus ‘Raspados’ — an elevated shaved ice drink with fruit and herb flavors ____________________________
Enjoy an adult beverage of your choice as you meander the Austin ArtWorks Festival grounds. With proper ID, get a wristband and purchase an alcoholic beverage in an official Austin ArtWorks Center cup and carry it as you enjoy the event. Boundaries of the event will be clearly marked. Participating establishments are the Austin VFW, The Bakery Lounge, B & J Bar & Grill, Dusty’s, Gravity Storm Brewery and Piggy Blues BBQ.
Gravity Storm Brewery 309 Main St N Friendly atmosphere, ice-cold beer and brew-loving friends. ____________________________
Austin VFW Post 1216 300 4th Ave NE Supporting veterans and the community in Austin since 1928. ____________________________
Dusty’s 422 Main St N An eclectic menu of gourmet wieners and flat breads to compliment their signature cocktails. ____________________________
Piggy Blues BBQ 323 Main St N Moist and juicy smoked meats: brisket, pork, turkey, ribs. You can’t go wrong! ____________________________
B & J Bar & Grill 114 4th Ave NE Burgers to beat the band at this friendly bar and grill. Try the Skippy peanut butter burger! ____________________________
El Mariachi Main St S All your Tex-Mex favorites like burritos, fajitas, quesadillas and margaritas. ____________________________
Steve’s Pizza 421 Main St N An Austin institution — try the Mama Mia pizza. ____________________________
The Bakery Lounge 113 2nd Ave NE Cocktails and conversation in this recently renovated establishment. ____________________________
George’s Pizza 209 Main St S Crispy thin-crust pizza in a no-frills hometown environment. ____________________________
The Tendermaid 217 4th Ave NE Known around the region for loose-meat beef sandwiches and hand-made ice cream shakes. ____________________________
Food booths at the Austin ArtWorks Festival Iowa Grill Coffee House on Main 29 Main St N Wraps, paninis and salads; scones, cookies and treats plus any coffee or tea drink you crave. ____________________________
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Noon Lions Club Sunny’s Ice Cream
Tienda Y Taqueria Guerrero 301 4th Ave NE A Mexican grocery with authentic tacos to go or eat in. ____________________________
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RELAXATION STATION Head to the lower level of the Austin ArtWorks Center for the Relaxation Station. It is a quiet, low-stimulation environment to take a break from the activity of the Austin ArtWorks Festival. It is available to anyone who would like to experience it. Austin Area Arts is proud to be certified part of the Autism Friendly Austin community.
We are committed to serving the needs of each member of our community. If you have accessibility questions or needs, please contact Laura Helle at director@austinareaarts.org or 507-434-0934 for assistance.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 *Schedule subject to change
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 *Schedule subject to change
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EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Ann Aas
Matthew Aaron Aicher Photography - Booth B5 Wauwatosa, WI
Mixed Media - Booth B7 Mahtomedi, MN
Painting - Booth B3 Austin, MN
Kevin Bishop
Wood - Booth E1 & E2 Glenville, MN
Lori Biwer-Stewart
Printmaking - Booth A11 Osage, IA
Laura Brandenburg Ceramics - Booth A8 Grand Meadow, MN
Will Brzezinski
Ceramics - Booth D1 Winona, MN
Susan Cross
Doug Cummelin
Steve DeLaitsch
Jerry Deuschle
Jewelry - Booth B9 Chanhassen, MN
Textiles - Booth C2 Bemidji, MN
Keith Dorn
Metalwork - Booth E4 & E5 Mankato, MN
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Photography Booth A13 & A14 Bloomington, MN
Paul Elwell
Wood - Booth D5 Sartell, MN
Nick Ardito
Painting - Booth A12 Waseca, MN
Keith Grove
Painting - Booth D4 Rochester, MN
Lora Lee Bauer
Ceramics - Booth A4 Luverne, MN
Sandra Haff
Mixed Media - Booth C1 Minneapolis, MN
EXHIBITING ARTISTS 2017 PURCHASE AWARD WINNER
Gary Harbo
Michael Huyck
Tonja Ihlenfeldt
Wood - Booth F4 Duluth, MN
Ceramics - Booth B12 Minneapolis, MN
Mixed Media- Booth C4 Mason City, IA
Rose-Marie James
Megan Johnson
Yvonne Jondal
Dan Kemp
Glass - Booth A5 New Prague, MN
Painting - Booth E3 Burnsville, MN
Painting - Booth B3 Austin, MN
Jewelry - Booth C9 & C10 Ames, IA
Lynn Kvigne
Sonia Larson
Emily Lavalier
Benjamin Leatham
Jewelry - Booth C3 Underwood, IA
Emilie LeFebvre Painting - Booth D9 Rogers, MN
Eric Helland
Mixed Media - Booth D7 Eagan, MN
Painting - Booth B3 Austin, MN
Paper - Booth D10 St. Louis Park, MN
Donna Marjamaa
Teresa Matheson
Textiles - Booth B13 & B14 Menahga, MN
Jewelry - Booth C6 Albert Lea, MN
Wood - Booth A7 Northfield, MN
Bob McGill
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EXHIBITING ARTISTS 2018 PURCHASE AWARD WINNER
Suzanne Merkl
Amy Moeching
Jessica Prill
Vince Quast
Jewelry - Booth B6 LaCrescent, MN
Jewelry - Booth D2 Wayzata, MN
Jewelry - Booth F3 Faribault, MN
Photography - Booth C5 Chaska, MN
James Reininger
Elizabeth Robertson
Richard Robertson
Wayne & Karen Ruff
Photography - Booth B8 Minneapolis, MN
Ceramics - Booth B1 Asbury, IA
Ceramics - Booth B2 Asbury, IA
Sculpture - Booth A9 & A10 Bennington, NE
Jennifer Sheely
Mara Smith
2016 PURCHASE AWARD WINNER
Lesya Ryzhenkova
Scot Schmidt
Embroidery - Booth D3 Lansing, IA
Mixed Media - Booth A6 Oshkosh, WI
John Steger
Erica & Shanna Stennes
Ceramics- Booth A3 Shakopee, MN
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Jewelry - Booth D6 Minneapolis, MN
Jewelry - Booth F2 Rochester, MN
Erin Taylor
Mariella TerBeest-Schladweiler
Jewelry - Booth B4 Kanapolis, KS
Textiles - Booth D8 Preston, MN
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Don Tran
Textiles - Booth F1 St. Louis, MO
Sue Vogen
Wood - Booth B11 Zumbrota, MN
EMERGING ARTISTS STEPHANIE VAZQUEZ
Stephanie is a 2018 graduate of Austin High School. She identifies as a Hispanic artist, a hunter, a bowler and a bowling coach. She enjoys painting and Mexican music. Her aspiration is to teach art to children. She says “Art can be a passion from the heart, yet to explore its feeling. My inspiration is from the heart.”
Jon Walton
Photography - Booth C7 Middleton, WI
Kathleen Withers Textiles - Booth C8 Nisswa, MN
THE AUSTIN ARTWORKS FESTIVAL IS PROUD TO SHOWCASE TWO EMERGING ARTISTS FROM THE AUSTIN COMMUNITY.
TYLER QUITMEYER
Tyler graduated from Austin High School in 2019 and was named AHS Artist of the Year. He was named first runner-up for the 2019 Minnesota Junior Duck Stamp Contest put on by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. His artwork was chosen as a winner for the Congressional Art Competition. It is currently on display at the U.S. Capitol. This fall, he will be attending Carleton College to study biology.
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FEATURED ARTIST: RORY WAKEMUP “Darth Chief, Buffalo Thunder Trooper, Smart Wars Resistance Troopers”
St. Paul-based artist Rory Wakemup exhibited at the Rochester Art Center’s “Andy Warhol, MN GOES POP” in 2017 where ArtWorks Festival volunteers were impressed with his sculptures mixing iconography from his Anishinabe heritage, an eclectic range of Pan-American Indian regalia and iconography from the Star Wars universe. Wakemup was selected to be the 2019 Featured Artist by a committee of ArtWorks Festival volunteers from a pool of fourteen nominated artists. Wakemup earned a Master of Fine Arts in Glass/Sculpture from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Jewelry, Photography, Printmaking and 2019 Featured Artist Sculpture from the Rory Wakemup Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He won the University of Wisconsin-Madison Chazen Museum Prize in 2015 for his exhibition, “Kill the Idiot, Save the Fan,” a reference to the 19th century phrase “Kill the Indian, Save the Man” which summarized the purpose of U.S. government boarding schools for native children. Wakemup won grant funding from the Minnesota State Arts Board, Forecast Public Art, Hennepin Theatre Trust and SpringBoard for the Arts. Wakemup’s work will be exhibited at the Austin ArtWorks Center 2nd Floor Gallery during the Austin ArtWorks Festival and the artist will be present to greet visitors. He will make a brief presentation about his work on Saturday, August 24 at noon at the Austin ArtWorks Center.
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“Ego” (Ghost Shirt)
“Darth Chief”
PURCHASE AWARD
2019 PURCHASE AWARD SPONSORS PAUL AND JOANNE WORLEIN
2018 Purchase Award Sponsors Kris and Jeff Baldus hang the 2018 Purchase Award Winner Vince Quast’s “Water Over Rocks” at the YMCA of Austin.
Each year, a generous sponsor donates $5,000 to the Austin ArtWorks Festival Purchase Award. The sponsors then choose one piece of work as the winner of the Purchase Award. The funds allow Austin Area Arts to purchase the awarded work which is then displayed at a community location. Currently Purchase Award winning art is on display at seven community locations. In 2019, our Purchase Award donors are Paul and Joanne Worlein. The Worleins made a special double gift of $10,000. This will allow us to award two Purchase Awards and purchase two pieces from exhibitors this year. Thank you Paul & Joanne!
YEAR TITLE ARTIST
LOCATION OF PIECE SPONSOR
2012
The Golden Fish
Eric Anfinson
I.J. Holton School
Gary and Pat Ray
2013
It’s All in Your Head and Back to the Earth
Micah Ofstedahl
I.J. Holton School
Mayo Clinic Health System Austin
2014
Owl Sculpture Butterfly Daffodil and Luna Moth Orchid Ribbons of the Landscape Six Mile Cyprus Pottery
John Pettijohn Zane York Joni Finnegan James Wegner Joseph Sand
The Hormel Foundation Office Mahlon and Karen Schneider Hormel Historic Home Austin ArtWorks Center (until opening of MacPhail Music Center) Austin ArtWorks Center (until opening of MacPhail Music Center) Austin ArtWorks Center (until opening of MacPhail Music Center)
2015
Blue Galaxy
Peter Waldman
J. C. Hormel Nature Center
Stephen and Kathryn Palen
2016
Earth Changes
Scot Schmidt
J. C. Hormel Nature Center
Jeff and Lee Ann Ettinger
2017
Melody in Your Heart
Tonja Ihlenfeldt
Paramount Theatre
Phillip and Gail Minerich
YMCA of Austin
Kris and Jeff Baldus
2018 Water Over Rocks Vince Quast 2019
(until opening of Community Recreation Center)
To be announced at the ArtWorks Festival Outdoor Stage on Saturday, August 24 at 4:00 p.m.
Paul and Joanne Worlein
PREVIOUS FEATURED ARTISTS Austin ArtWorks Festival has been honored to host accomplished artists as the Featured Artists. We extend our sympathies to the family and friends of Tom Hormel (pictured) who passed away in February. Tom was a visual artist, sculptor and music composer.
Tom Hormel
2012 – Eric Anfinson 2013 – Phyllis Yes 2014 – Zane York, Joe Sand, Angie Pipkorn & Joan Finnegan 2015 – Paula Elliot 2016 – Mary Plaster 2017 – Tom Hormel 2018 – Michael Sweere 2019 AUSTIN ARTWORKS FESTIVAL
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ARTWORKS CENTER: TRUNK SHOW Meet these artists and learn about their creative process at the Austin ArtWorks Center retail space.
ANN MADLAND OF LANESBORO, MN “I started creating jewelry when I was young, by taking vintage jewelry pieces and sewing them onto fabric to create chokers,” explains Ann Madland. A master of metal smithing, Madland has been designing and creating jewelry for over 20 years. Ann creates her sterling silver, hand made pieces in Lanesboro, Minnesota. They are available in small retailers in five other states and on her web site annmadland.com. Ann also creates custom jewelry in collaboration with her customers. “My jewelry became a part of who I was. I envisioned jewelry as an art form, and to this day I create beautiful, magical, wearable art,” says Ann. She’s inspired by dreams, magic and nature and her work is embedded with her positive energy. Try a piece for yourself and experience a feeling of confidence, beauty and abundance.
ANN MADLAND
LISA TRUAX OF PICKWICK, MN
Lisa’s pottery is a favorite of Austin ArtWorks customers because it is functional, decorative and often whimsical. Originally from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, she studied studio art, graphic design, and ceramics at Carthage College and Michigan State University. She currently lives in Pickwick, outside of Winona, Minnesota, where she maintains her studio. “I create work that is intended to add to the home, whether through use or decoration,” says Lisa. “Work is created by hand, either on the pottery wheel or through slip casting porcelain with original handmade molds. All glazes are custom made as well, with a focus on food safety, color, and durability.”
YOUTH EXHIBIT
LISA TRUAX
SPONSORED BY
Austin Area Arts works to support and develop emerging artists in our community, including students. To advance that goal, the Austin ArtWorks Festival hosts the Youth Exhibit in the SPAM® Museum featuring the art of local K-12 students. Austin ArtWorks Festival committee volunteers visited school-based art shows at Austin High School, Banfield Elementary, Ellis Middle School, Gerard Academy / Old Dominion, Neveln Elementary, Pacelli Catholic Schools, Southgate Elementary and Sumner Elementary. Students at each show were awarded the ArtWorks Festival Award blue ribbon and were invited to exhibit work at the Austin ArtWorks Festival. Sponsors Potach & Mitchell are providing a prize pool for Youth Exhibit awards which will be posted on August 24 and announced on the outdoor stage at 4 p.m. In 2018, the Youth Exhibit Best in Show awards went to Rosie Meh (elementary), Lauren Murphy (middle school) and Cynder Higgins (high school).
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WILLIAM TAUFIC: OUR AUSTIN, OUR AMERICA Professional photographer William Taufic is the son of an immigrant and is an Austin native. He will share how he was inspired by Austin’s growing diversity to move back to his hometown to connect with the community and create this exciting project which features portraits and the compelling stories of people pictured that celebrate diversity. Find out how you can be involved and perhaps add to the stories.
SPECIAL EXHIBIT AT THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE ANNEX Artist presentation at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday and 1:30 p.m. on Sunday
Thank you to Our Austin, Our America funders: Riverland Community College The Hormel Foundation Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern MN Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Create Opportunities We’re proud to support the Austin Art Center and the important role your organization plays in our cummunity.
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MEET THE MUSICIANS CHLOE HOPE
Performing: Chloe Hope Genre: Singer/Songwriter
AUSTIN BIG BAND
Performing: saxophones - Nathan Davidson, Steve Krob, Nathan Wradislavsky; trombones - Bradley Carlton, Mark Fredrickson, Mike Postma, Jor Zastrow; trumpets - Ethan Whightkin, Brain Sanders, Colin Zidlicky; piano - Sue Hayes; guitar - Jim Ruud; bass - Brenda Radloff; drums - Scott Olhoff; vocals - Bradley Carlton Genre: Jazz The Austin Big Band is a 15-piece jazz band based in Austin, Minnesota and made up of talented musicians from southern Minnesota and northern Iowa, playing music ranging from big-band-era classics to contemporary jazz band charts. ____________________________
Influenced by Feist, Ingrid Michaelson and the Beatles, Chloe Hope writes songs and sings in her hometown of Albert Lea, Minnesota. She released her debut album, “The Hollow,” in 2017 and is inspired by coffee, harmonies and strings of lights in the trees. ____________________________
ECUMENICAL BELL ENSEMBLE Performing: Pat Schulke, Pam Andal Solberg, Lilah Aas, Nancy Heimer, Ann Flisrand Genre: Bells
Directed by Ann Flisrand, the ensemble includes six local musicians ringing classical, folk and easy listening music. The Ecumenical Bell Ensemble formed 35 years ago with goals to provide an opportunity to increase skills, ring a wide variety of music, and share music with the community. ____________________________
EVERETT SMITHSON BAND
Performing: Everett Smithson on harp and vocals, Jeremy Johnson on guitar, Victor Span on drums, Bill Black on stand up bass and Kathy Smithson on accordion Genre: Blues
BEE BALM FIELDS
Performing: Laura Karels on vocals and rhythm guitar, Pete Wallace Klug on guitar, Ben Scruggs on bass, Eric Bunde on percussion and Dustin Voges on trumpet Genre: Americana Mankato-based Bee Balm Fields formed in 2015 of musicans with roots in southern Minnesota, growing up in New Ulm, New Richland, Mankato and Janesville. Klug and Scruggs grew up on farms adjacent to each other. Their music is influced by blue grass, indie and folk with nods to country artists like Willy Neslon and Patsy Cline. Named after the Minnesota prairie flower, bee balm, the band released the album “Butternet Valley” in 2015.
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This five-piece blues ensembled is made up of band members who have played with icons like Bo Diddley, Nick Moss and Big George Jackson. Expect blues infused with harmonica, creole and funk. In thirteen years together, the Everett Smithson Band has released five albums including 2018’s “Tall Tales.” Everett Smithson will teach a free harmonica class on Saturday, August 24 at 10 a.m. See more information on page 23.
MEET THE MUSICIANS FROG CHORUS NATURE EDUCATION Performing: David Stokes Genre: Nature Education
Naturalist and educator David Stokes is bringing animals to the festival stage—literally. Using live creatures and animal artifacts, songs and short stories, David gets down with his audiences, and makes learning about nature fun. Stokes won Wisconsin Environmental Education Teacher of the Year and a Wildlife Society’s Aldo Leopold Award. ____________________________
GOOD MORNING BEDLAM
Performing: Isaak Gill Elker on guitar and vocals, Victoria Elker on bass and vocals, Sophia Mae on violin and vocals and Benji Flaming on banjo and vocals Genre: Folk Expect three-part harmoies, lyrical storytelling, kick drum and a twist on folk music from Minneapolis-based Good Morning Bedlam. The four-piece group has been featured at South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas and is known for their energy and playfulness. According to front man Isaac Gill Elker,”We want to surprise our audience from song to song. Rather than creating our music to fit a genre, we allow it to be an outpouring of our own stories and unique sound.” Good Morning Bedlam has released two albums: “Prodigal” (2016) and “Like Kings” (2018). ____________________________
FUNKTION JUNCTION
Performing: Viola Jordan-Kill on vocals, Gary Hodges on vocals, “Big Mike” Mothershed on vocals, Loren Hamilton on bass, Ralph Hale on drums, Tim Rummelhoff on saxophone Genre: R & B, Funk, Dance Funktion Junction pays homage to the legends that have gone before by presenting a musical showcase tribute to the popular dance music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. An ensemble of some of the best musicians in the Twin Cities, Funktion Junction will have the crowd dancing to Motown, disco, classic rock and smoking blues. Retro Soul’s “Big Mike” Mothershed played the festival stage in 2017 and 2018 and fans won’t want to miss his performance with Funktion Junction.
IAN HILMER & WAYNE BURGESS
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Performing: Ian Hilmer on guitar and vocals, Wayne Burgess on upright bass Genre: Americana
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Former members of Fat Rudy, singer/song writer Ian Hilmer and bassist Wayne Burgess will reunite at the festival for some Americana music infused with funk, rock, jazz and blues. 2019 AUSTIN ARTWORKS FESTIVAL
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KARATE CHOP, SILENCE
Performing: Mason Smith on vocals and guitar, Dante Degrazia on vocals and keyboards, Ryan Amble on drums and Jake Nielsen on bass Genre: Alt-rock Groove with Karate Chop, Silence, an alt-rock quartet out of Winona, Minnesota. The band formed in 2016 and brings a pop sensibility to their quirky, comedic live shows. Trained in jazz and inspired by funk and classic rock, expect to dance along to their genre-bending tunes. They released album “No MSG” in 2018. ____________________________
LEGACIES STRING QUARTET
Performing: Cameron Davis on cello; Chloe Guttormson, Sara Steinhoff and Melissa Wilson on violin Genre: Folk, classical & contemporary Aptly named, Legacies is a string quartet with family connections. Siblings Sara, Cameron and Melissa, and their cousin, Chloe, are proud to continue the musical traditions handed down for multiple generations in their family from local legend Olaf Hanson. They keep his tradition alive with classical and fiddle tunes as well as Broadway, pop, and folk music.
CHARLIE PARR
Performing: Charlie Parr Genre: Country blues / Roots / Rock Austin native Charlie Parr will present his signature country blues tunes on the festival stage. An easily confused and very shy individual, Parr left Austin, Minnesota in the 1980’s in search of Spider John Koerner, whom he found about 100 miles north at the Viking Bar one Sunday night. The experience changed his life, made him more or less unemployable, and set him on a journey to create and play music. He has released 16 albums and was featured in a documentary film. After performing in Austin, Parr will embark on a 17-city European tour. Parr lives in Duluth, Minnesota with his spouse and two children. ____________________________
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THE NORTHWOODS QUINTET
Performing: Peter Brown on Piano, Noah Mercil on drums, Dan Vopal on bass, Race Hoglund on saxophone and Jacob Burkhart on trumpet Genre: Jazz The Northwoods Quintet has an all-star line up of some of the finest young talent the Northwoods has to offer. Lead by Austin native Jacob Burkhart, this group of college-aged jazz musicians will play a mix of revamped jazz standards and modern tunes from the genre’s leading musicians.
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REMINISCE
Performing: Sue Hays on keyboard; Jim Ruud on bass; Steve Krob on clarinet and saxophone. Genre: 1930s and 1940s Formed in 2014, Reminisce takes their name literally by performing swing-band era favorites from the 1930s and 1940s. The trio brings all the genres you fondly remember to life: smooth jazz, big band, Latin, easy listening, polkas, and waltzes. You may have enjoyed their performances at the Hormel Historic Home, Four Daughters’ Winery, Austin Country Club, and the Town Center.
MEET THE MUSICIANS STRINGENDO
Performing: Beth Radloff Becker, Brenda Radloff, Emily (Nelson) Beaver—principal substitute for Sue Radloff Genre: Classical strings For 35 years, mother Sue has been playing with her two daughters, Beth and Brenda as a trio. A long-established private violin teacher for many years, Sue is now retired. Beth Becker has been teaching strings in La Crosse, WI for 29 years. Brenda Radloff teaches strings at Holton and Ellis in Austin for the past 10 years. For this event Emily (Nelson) Beaver, a longtime student of Sue Radloff, will substitute for her.
TRIO SEN NOME
Performing: Sam Bergstrom on guitar and cavaquinho, Melissa Bergstrom on flute and melodica, Lee Peterson on percussion Genre: South American Trio Sem Nome (portuguese for ‘trio without a name’) brings former Austinite Sam Bergstrom and his wife Melissa back from their work as music instructors at Anoka Community College. The two join Lee Peterson to perform a variety of South American music from Brazilian Samba and Bossa Nova to Argentinian tangos combined with jazz influences. The trio is based out of the twin cities.
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SCHINDLER CELEBRATION: MAX WEINBERG’S JUKEBOX Max Weinberg’s Jukebox will take the stage of the Paramount Theatre for the 5th Annual Schindler Celebration on Saturday, August 24. The 7 p.m. concert is the centerpiece of the Austin ArtWorks Festival and is sponsored by Mayo Clinic Health System to celebrate the life of family physician Dr. Dick Schindler who practiced medicine for over 40 years and passed away in 2014. Max Weinberg is an American drummer and television personality, most widely known as the longtime drummer for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band and as the bandleader for Conan O’Brien on Late Night with Conan O’Brien and The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien.
“It’s not a concert, it’s a party,” Weinberg told the Albany, NY Times Union in January. The Max Weinberg’s Jukebox concept has the audience collaboratively make the set list by calling out titles from a scrolling 300+ song list resulting in an interactive, energetic music party. “These are the songs that I listened to as a kid,” Weinberg explained. “Everything from the Beatles to the Stones to the English invasion and the Beach Boys.” Tickets will go on sale on Friday, June 28. With sponsorship support from Mayo Clinic Health System, tickets to the show were priced at $25 advance, $30 day-of-show. Other venues offer tickets at $75-$100. This is a reserved seating show.
Sponsorship support by
Dick Schindler
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SEE ART. MAKE ART.
FAMILY ART TENT
BRUSH THE BEETLE
ART-MAKING OPPORTUNITIES
HARMONICA CLASS
UNITY PROJECT
ART DEMONSTRATIONS ONGOING BOTH DAYS
Clay on the Wheel - Jesse Smith, near SPAM® Museum,
ONGOING BOTH DAYS
demonstrations on the hour
Family Art Tent - Get inspired by
Henna Artist - Aalekhya Sharma Diswas Glass Blowing - Jon Offutt, House of Mulciber Glass,
materials provided to create masterpieces
Brush the Beetle - Painting Volkswagen Beetle, sponsored by Stephen & Adam Palen, Pinacle Private Wealth Group
String Box Shanty - Step up and string yarn through the eyelets as part of this crowd-sourced community art project
SATURDAY
demonstrations on the hour
Pallet Players - Living mini plays roving the festival grounds and four scheduled appearances, see pages 8-9. Written and directed by Penny Kinney with actors Jon Cochran, Lia Culbert, Dathen Johnson, Andy Walerack and Jessica Williams
Piñata Making - Flor Soto, Family Art Tent
SPECIAL EVENTS
Sidewalk Chalk Demonstration - by Katie
Sidwalk Chalk Contest 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the sidwalk between the Paramount and SPAM® Museum parking lot, award presented at 4 p.m. on the outdoor stage. More information online at austinareaarts.org
Unity Project - presented by Austin Public Library, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the grass area east of the Paramount
Hunerdosse, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the sidewalk between the Paramount and SPAM® Museum parking lot BREAKING THE PIÑATA
Artist Presentation - by Rory Wakemup at 12 p.m. at the Austin ArtWorks Center 2nd Floor gallery Our Austin, Our America -
Harmonica Class - with Everett Smithson, free harmonica included, at 10 a.m. at harmonica tent, near B & J.
SUNDAY
presentation by William Taufic at 1:30 p.m. in the Paramount Annex
Our Austin, Our America presentation by William Taufic at 1:30 p.m. in the Paramount Annex
Piñata Breaking - 2 p.m. near Family Arts Tent
Piñata Breaking - 2 p.m. near Family Arts Tent
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MEET THE AUTHORS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 PATRICK HANSEL
10:00 A.M. • Genre: Poetry A native of Austin and graduate of Pacelli High School, Hansel has published poems, stories and essays in over 50 journals and anthologies, including The Meadowland Review, The Transnational, Isthmus, Red Weather Review, Ash & Bones and Lunch Ticket. He is the editor of The Phoenix of Phillips literary magazine, a new journal for and by the people of the most diverse neighborhood in Minneapolis. His book of poetry The Devouring Land is available from Main Street Rag Publishing. Some of the poems in the book are based in Austin.
WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER 11:00 A.M. • Genre: Mystery
Raised in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, William Kent Krueger briefly attended Stanford University—before being kicked out for radical activities. After that, he logged timber, tried his hand at freelance journalism, and ended up researching child development at the University of Minnesota. He makes his living as a full-time author. His work has received a number of awards, including the Minnesota Book Award, the Loft-McKnight Fiction Award, the Anthony Award, the Barry Award, the Dilys Award, and the Friends of American Writers Prize. His last nine novels were all New York Times bestsellers. Ordinary Grace, his stand-alone novel published in 2013, received the Edgar Award, given by the Mystery Writers of America in recognition for the best novel published in that year. The companion novel, This Tender Land, is scheduled for publication in September 2019.
MATT JAREMKO
12:00 P.M. • Genre: Fiction, Nonfiction Dr. Matt Jaremko has authored articles in over 30 publications and he has given over 100 presentations related to stress and trauma research during his long career in clinical psychology. He has taught at the university level for almost 20 years, primarily at the University of North Texas, University of Richmond, University of Mississippi and the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Dallas. His academic activity has been balanced by the operation of his independent practice of clinical psychology for over 25 years. He estimates teaching over 2,000 students and delivering over 35,000 hours of psychological services to around 10,000 clients. Chemical dependency and dual diagnosis have been a point of focus in his clinical practice.
CURT BROWN
1:00 P.M. • Genre: Nonfiction Longtime award-winning Minnesota journalist Curt Brown has authored five books, including Minnesota 1918, which chronicled the trifecta of woe—war, fire and flu—that descended on the state a century ago. His first
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book, So Terrible a Storm, detailed a wicked gale that slammed Duluth in 1905. His 30 years in daily journalism included early stints at the Fergus Falls Daily Journal, Minneapolis Associated Press bureau and the St. Paul Pioneer Press. During 26 years at Minneapolis Star Tribune, he was named Minnesota Journalist of the year in 2013 for a six-part serial narrative, In the Footsteps of Little Crow, that recounted the 150th anniversary of the U.S.Dakota War. An ebook version of the series climbed to No. 14 on the New York Times bestseller list for ebooks. Curt and is wife, Adele, moved to Durango, Colo., in 2014, but he continues to write a popular Minnesota History column every Sunday in the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
MARION DANE BAUER
2:00 P.M. • Genre: Young Adult/ Children’s Literature Marion Dane Bauer was born in Oglesby, Illinois, and currently resides in Falcon Heights, Minnesota. She is the author of over 100 books ranging from board books, picture books and early readers—both fiction and non-fiction—to books on writing and novels for middle grades and young adults. Her numerous awards include an American Library Association Newbery Honor Award for her novel, On My Honor. Her most recent publication is a picture book, The Stuff of Stars, illustrated by Ekua Holmes. She was one of the founding faculty and the first Faculty Chair for the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults. Her books have been published in more than a dozen languages.
GARY ELDON PETER 3:00 P.M. • Genre: Fiction
Gary Eldon Peter’s short fiction has appeared in Water~Stone Review, Great River Review, and other publications and has been performed on Selected Shorts on National Public Radio. Oranges, his linked short story collection, won the 2016 New Rivers Press Many Voices Project competition and was published in 2018 by New Rivers. It also received the Midwest Book Award and was a finalist for the Minnesota Book Award and the Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College and a JD from William Mitchell College of Law. Born and raised in Austin, MN, he is currently a faculty member in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Minnesota and lives in St. Paul.
FR. DALE TUPPER
4:00 P.M. • Genre: Nonfiction Fr. Dale Tupper brings over fifty years in the Catholic priesthood to his message. As a priest of the Diocese of Winona/Rochester, MN, he spent 16 years as a teacher and administrator in diocesan Catholic high schools. He was an associate Maryknoll missioner for five years in the Republic of South Korea. On his return, he founded Holy Spirit Parish and school in Rochester, MN, and was active there for 13 years. Then he moved to Austin, MN, where he became pastor of Queen of Angels Parish for 12 years until he retired.
MEET THE AUTHORS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 JERRY MEVISSEN
11:00 A.M. • Genre: Fiction In 2000, Jerry Mevissen emigrated from the Twin Cities and retired to the Crow Wing River Valley. For three years, he wrote a column for the Sebeka Menahga Review Messenger called Nimrod Chronicles. Selections from that column resulted in a book of the same name, published by North Star Press in 2005. He followed that with collections of short stories, Broken Hart in 2008, Good Shepherd in 2014, That Reminds Me in 2016, and Animal Life in 2018. He is a member of the Jackpine Writers’ Bloc in Park Rapids and continues his association with The Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. Jerry hobby farms on the Crow Wing River where he tends Scottish Highland cattle, Haflinger horses, and his faithful pup, the Princess Sophia. He currently enjoys his new obsession – found objects sculpture.
ALLEN ESKENS
12:00 P.M. • Genre: Fiction, Mystery Allen Eskens is the bestselling author of The Life We Bury, The Guise of Another, The Heavens May Fall, The Deep Dark Descending, and his newest title, The Shadows We Hide. He is the recipient of the Barry Award, Minnesota Book Award, Rosebud Award (Left Coast Crime), and Silver Falchion Award and has been a finalist for the Edgar Award, Thriller Award, and Anthony Award. His books have been translated into 26 languages and his novel, The Life We Bury, is in development for a feature film.
CHRIS NORBURY
1:00 P.M. • Genre: Fiction, Mystery, Thriller Chris Norbury is the award-winning author of the suspense-thriller Castle Danger. His new novel, Straight River, is the prequel to Castle Danger and the first book of the planned series. Chris grew up in the Twin Cities and earned a B.S. in Music Education at the University of Minnesota. As an author-publisher who believes in buying local, he advocates for independent bookstores and promotes indiebound.org to book buyers. A volunteer Big Brother since 2000, Chris donates a portion of all book sales to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Minnesota. He lives in Owatonna, MN with his wife and golf clubs. His website is http://chrisnorbury.com.
CARTER MELAND
2:00 P.M. • Genre: Fiction A tall, left-handed man of White Earth Anishinaabe heritage, Carter Meland takes writing seriously, but does so with good humor. His novel Stories For a Lost Child invokes the waters of Lake Superior and the Mississippi River, and the deep woods voice of Misaabe (Bigfoot) to help his characters make sense of the problems in their lives. By day he teaches students in American Indian Studies at the University of
Minnesota about the wicked smart, moving, and profound things that Native writers have to say about the world and by night he tries to rise to the standards they set. Stories for a Lost Child was a finalist for the 2018 Minnesota Book Award.
LARRY GAVIN
3:00 P.M. • Genre: Nonfiction, Poetry Larry Gavin is the author of four books of poetry: Necessities, Least Resistance, Stone & Sky and The Initiation of Praise. His fifth book, A Fragile Shelter: New and Selected Poems is due for publication in 2019. Gavin also worked as senior editor for 15 years for Midwest Fly Fishing Magazine writing articles on the environment, fly fishing, and issues facing the Midwest’s cold-water streams. He currently writes for Minnesota Outdoor News and coordinates writer’s panels for the Great Waters Fly Fishing Expo in Minneapolis and Chicago. He is the recipient of the Leo Dangel Creative Literature Award, two NEH grants, and the Red Dragonfly Press “Emergence” Chapbook Series. His work can be heard on KAXE radio’s WORD*ISH, a poetry program. Gavin also had a brief stint as an actor, appearing in KTCA’s version of the Emmy-winning “How to Talk Minnesotan,” Gavin has read his poems all over North America. He was born and grew up in Austin, Minnesota.
AUTHOR CHAT & WRITING WORKSHOP – WITH – CURT BROWN FRI., AUGUST 23 10 A.M. Riverland Community College, Room C107
Longtime award-winning Minnesota journalist Curt Brown authored five books including Minnesota 1918 and So Terrible a Storm. He will share his experiences and tips gleaned from decades of daily writing for the Fergus Falls Daily Journal, Minneapolis Associated Press bureau, St. Paul Pioneer Press and Minneapolis Star Tribune. Brown will also present at the Austin ArtWorks Festival stage on Saturday at 1 p.m. Free to attend, but registration is required by Friday, August 16 to sue.grove@riverland.edu.
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ARTWORKS FESTIVAL DONORS Visitors don’t pay admission to attend the Austin ArtWorks Festival and that’s no accident. It follows the civic festival model which encourages broad community participation. To keep the Austin ArtWorks Festival a free-admission event, the volunteers and staff at Austin Area Arts secure over $100,000 in funding that is necessary to put on the event. The majority of the budget comes from individual donations—41%. Other of the budget is fund sources are grants (11%), major sponsors (17%) and earned income (30%).
FESTIVAL PATRONS • Bonnie and Tim Rietz - $5,000 • KMSU Minnesota State University, Mankato - $3,500 • Jeff and LeeAnn Ettinger - $3,000
$2,500
Please join us in thanking the listed organizations and private donors for supporting the Austin ArtWorks Festival.
• City of Austin, Minnesota • Forrest and Karen Dryden • Hormel Historic Home
SCHINDLER CELEBRATION SPONSOR
$1,500
• Mayo Clinic Health Systems Austin - $15,000
PURCHASE AWARD SPONSOR • Paul and Joanne Worlein - $10,000
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• Stephen and Adam Palen, Pinnacle Private Wealth Group, sponsor of Brush the Beetle and Minnesota Community Sing
ARTWORKS FESTIVAL DONORS $1,000 • Games People Play • Randy and Wendy Kramer • McGough Construction • Phillip and Gail Minerich • Quality Pork Processors • Gary and Pat Ray • Belita Schindler • Mahlon and Karen Schneider • Mary Anne and Jerry Wolesky We don’t have room in this program to recognize all our supporters—an additional 70+ donors. To see all the community members investing in the arts, go to our web site at www.austinareaarts.org/2019-festivalsupport/. That same site is also the place where you can make a donation if you, too, want to support the arts in Austin.
The Hormel Historic Home
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The Historic Paramount Theatre
PRESENTS Caravan du Nord: Reina del Cid
For Tickets and Further Information: austinareaarts.org or 507-434-0934
Tuba Christmas
Saturday, October 5 Rocking at the intersection of lyrical storytelling and catchy riffs. Sponsored by 89.3 the Current
Saturday, December 7 FREE Community brass celebration featuring tuba, sousaphone, euphonium and baritone
Galactic Cowboy Orchestra
And Heaven and Nature Sing
Saturday, November 9 Bela Fleck meets Rush, goes out to breakfast with John Coltrane, and plays golf with Jeff Beck.
Sunday, December 8 Advent & Christmas Music withTony Alonso and special guests the Austinaires
World Music: LADAMA Project
Lorie Line and her Pop Chamber Orchestra
Wednesday, November 20 FREE An energizing and undeniably danceable female Latin powerhouse
Tuesday, December 10 Celebrating 30 years of touring this magical celebration of the birth of Jesus and the true meaning of Christmas
Jane Taylor Dance Nutcracker Ballet
SimpleGifts with Billy McLaughlin
Friday, November 29 Traditional holiday ballet. Free will donation at the door
Sunday, December 15 Minnesota’s modern ‘old-world’ sound presenting traditional Christmas hymns and carols in modern arrangements
Northwestern Singers & Riverland College Choir
Matchbox Childrens’ Theatre presents
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Friday, December 6 A CommUNITY Christmas
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, December 20-22
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Subject to change. Check austniareaarts.org for the latest information.
THIS SEASON SPONSORED BY
Offices of: Kristine Jorgenson, Thad Kusick, Greg Bird, Jaclyn Bird Call 800-ED-JONES or visit edwardjones.com
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HISTORIC PARAMOUNT THEATRE HISTORIC PARAMOUNT THEATRE
FALL MOVIES FALL MOVIES EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 3:00 & 7:30 PM EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 3:00 & 7:30 PM
$ $
55 EEAACCHH!! to change. Films subject to change. Films subject
ItIt happened one night happened one night ('34) ('34) WED SEPT 4
Rocky Horror Picture Rocky Horror Picture Show ('75) Show WED OCT 30('75)
BEETLEJUICE ('88) BEETLEJUICE ('88) WED SEPT 11
Coco ('17) Coco WED NOV ('17) 6
Alfred Hitchcock's The Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds ('63) Birds ('63) WED SEPT 18
The ('85) TheNOVgoonies goonies ('85) WED 13
WED SEPT 4
WED SEPT 11
WED SEPT 18
Alfred hitchcock's Alfred hitchcock's psycho ('60) psycho WED SEPT 25 ('60) WED SEPT 25
The Family TheOCTAddams Addams Family ('91) ('91) WED 2
WED OCT 30
WED NOV 6
WED NOV 13
No movie, World Music Series No movie, Series WED NOV 20World | LADAMA,Music SEE BACK COVER WED NOV 20 | LADAMA, SEE BACK COVER
Pink Floyd's the wall Pink Floyd's the wall ('82) ('82)NOV 27 WED WED NOV 27
WED OCT 2
gremlins gremlins ('84) ('84)
The Crystal TheOCTDark Dark Crystal ('82) ('82) WED 9
WED DEC 4 WED DEC 4
WED OCT 9
The express TheDECpolar polar express ('04) ('04) WED 11 Ghostbusters ('84) Ghostbusters ('84) WED OCT 16 WED OCT 16
hocus Pocus ('93) hocus WED OCT 23Pocus ('93) WED OCT 23
WED DEC 11
how how the the grinch grinch stole stole christmas christmas ('00) ('00) WED DEC 18 WED DEC 18
Movie hiatus Movie hiatus WED DEC 25 WED DEC 25
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Fall Classes at the ArtWorks Center $5 Kids Studios Saturdays, Sep 7 - Dec 21 @ 10:30 a.m. Clay/Painting/Drawing/Paper See austinareaarts.org for weekly project details and to register. Family Art Studios Sep 14 / Oct 12 / Nov 9 / Dec 14 2nd Saturday at the Center @ 1-3 p.m. Drop in as a family and get creative with the materials provided. Free, all ages encouraged to attend and create together. Children 12 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Funded by Austin Area Foundation.
Fall Classes at the ArtWorks Center
SEPTEMBER
Beginners Embroidery “Foxy Night” with Hedra Bishop Tue Sep 10 @ 6pm $5 Kids Studios Saturdays, 7 - Dec 21 @ 10:30 a.m. Basic Sep Wheel Throwing (Clay) with John Sullivan Clay/Painting/Drawing/Paper Thu Sep 12 and Sep 26 @ 5:30pm See austinareaarts.org for weekly project details and to register.
DECEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
Fall Leaves: a series of two canvas paintings Family ArtKatie Studios with Stromlund Sep 14Wed / Oct 1226 / Nov 9 / Dec 14 Sep @ 6pm 2nd Saturday at the Center @ 1-3 p.m. Drop in as a family and get creative with the materials provided. Basic Wheel Throwing (clay) with John Sullivan Free, all ages encouraged to attend and create together. Thu Oct 10 and Oct 24 @ 5:30pm Children 12 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Funded by Austin Area Foundation. Kitchen Lithography with Rachel Obranovich Sat Oct 12 @ 1 pm Beginners Embroidery “Foxy Night” with Hedra Bishop Tue Sep 10 @ 6pm Halloween Comic Class for Teens with Leila Hansen Tue Oct 22 @ 4pm Basic Wheel Throwing (Clay) with John Sullivan Thu Sep 12 and Sep 26 @ 5:30pm Felted Pumpkins with Amarama Art Sat Oct 26 @ 2:30 pm Fall Leaves: a series of two canvas paintings with Katie Stromlund Polymer Clay Hanging Animals with Layl McDill Wed Sep 26 @ 6pm Sat Nov 16 @ 1 pm Basic Wheel Throwing (clay) with John Sullivan Thu Oct 10 and Oct 24 @ 5:30pm Kitchen Lithography with Rachel Obranovich Sat Oct 12 @ 1 pmwith Amarama Art Felted Gnomes Wed Dec 4 @ 6 pm Halloween Comic Class for Teens with Leila Hansen Tue Oct 22 @ 4pm Embroidery Class “Elfonso” with Hedra Bishop Sat, Dec 7 @ 1pm Felted Pumpkins with Amarama Art Sat Oct 26 @Landscape 2:30 pm Painting with Katie Stromlund Evergreen Wed Dec 11 @ 6 pm Polymer Clay Nativity with Katie Hunerdosse Sat Dec 14 @ 2 pm Classes are added to the schedule throughout the season. For the latest, visit austinareaarts.org or sign up for our email newsletter. Kids Studio Classes are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Southeast Minnesota Arts Council grant thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund and by donations from Ruth Wunderlich and Pat and Gary Ray. Activities at the Austin ArtWorks Center are supported by the Hormel Foundation.
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Kids Studios
Kids Studios
Fall Leaves
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Austin ArtWorks Festival!
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A WORLD AWAY FROM THE EVERY DAY
Escape deadlines and doctor appointments. Slim your screen time. Experience the ARTS in AUSTIN, MINNESOTA.
Presenting a full calendar of live music, movies and more in this 1929 atmospheric theatre. See upcoming events at austinareaarts.org. 125 4th Ave. NE, Austin, MN
Unplug with art classes for kids, family, friends or date night. Drop in for open studio hours in the clay cavern. View the fine art gallery. Work by over 100 artists in the retail space. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am to 5 pm; Sat 10 am to 3 pm. 300 N. Main St., Austin, MN
Juried fine art exhibitors at the heart of this two-day celebration of the literary, performing and visual arts. Two live music stages, authors stage and artmaking opportunities. Annually the last weekend in August.
507-434-0934 austinareaarts.org