To make a fully tax-deductible donation to the Center please click on the giveMN.org logo above. This is a secure way to make online donations to the Cultural Center and all transaction costs are paid for by participating foundations--not by your donations. Thank you for supporting the arts in Minnesota!
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Thank you to the following government, community, foundation, and corporate sponsors of the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center. Click on the logo or image below to go to each organization's web site.
City of New York Mills
New York Mills Lions
The many individual members of the
New York Mills Regional Cultural Center
About the Cultural Center
In the video below fans of the Cultural Center talk about their experience, still photographs of some of the artists who have performed at the Center, and a soundtrack by Eliza Gilkyson featuring her song "Highway" from her album Hard Times in Babylon (used with permission).
Check out our new facebook page. Befriend us, and comment on our concerts and shows. You'll find a gallery of the artists who have visited the Cultural Center, and lots more.
The location for most events is the NYM Cultural Center at 24 North Main Ave. unless otherwise noted. Tickets for most events are $15 at the door, $12 advance sale, and $12 for members at the door unless otherwise noted.
The Great American Think-Off has been contested. The winners' essays and full audio of the debate can be found on the Think-Off web site.
Next big event for us this summer is the annual Puppet Pageant to be held on August 13th. Kids of all ages are encouraged to attend. Call 385-3339 for details.
The fall concert series will be posted in August.
Cultivating
the Arts in Rural America
NYMRCC
Mission Statement: "The
NYMRCC is dedicated to expanding the cultural and creative
opportunities of rural Americans by offering innovative, quality
arts programming, and demonstrating how the arts can be used
as an economic development tool in rural communities across
the nation."
The Great American Think-Off, 2010 Edition
The finalists for this year's Great American Think-Off debate have been selected and the winning essays, and full audio of the debate, can be found on our website. Go to Think-Off.
hours
Tuesday-Friday 10am to 5pm
Saturday 10:00am to 3:00pm
Main gallery
Stephen Henning, landscape paintings and oil pastels through July 17.
Three, an exhibit of the work of Tiffany Besonen, Kayleen Horsma, and Dawn Rossbach opens on Wednesday, July 21 and continues through Saturday, August 28. A reception for the artists will be held on Thursday, July 29th from 7:00-9:00pm.
Classes
Artists Forum
Artists Forum every 2nd Wednesday at 7:00pm.
Dance for Kids
Classes are over and will resume in the fall. Have a great summer!
Knitting for Everyone
Every Monday with Pam Robinson and others. 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Open Mic
Every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm. All musicians and poets are invited. PA set up and ready to go.
Community Events
Talvijuhla Winter Celebration
February 13th
Skiing and snowshowing at the Sonnenberg farm north of New York Mills. Miles of groomed trails throiugh the woods, a warming house with a glowing wood burning stove, and a special winter lunch. This year we has a presentation of information about the Emerald Ash Borer and what this pest portends for our region of Minnesota.
Kite Flying for Kids
April and May at the NY Mills schools and the Perham schools.
Great American Think-Off
June 12th
Check out the winning essays from this year's Think-Off. Go to Think-Off.org for all the details.
Summer Puppet Pageant
August 13th at dusk
Larger than life puppet figures play out a story from the Finnish national epic poem, the Kalevala. Kids of all ages can participate making the puppets and performing.
Longest Night Music Festival
December 21
Free concert to celebrate the winter season with local Minnesota artists and musicians. Everyone is invited to this solstice celebration.
Cam Waters,steel guitar player and singer who performed several times at the New York Mills Cultural Center, passed away in Minneapolis. His obituary in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune is available here.