Performing Arts
Each year, the Cultural Center welcomes a vibrant and diverse lineup of performing artists, transforming our space into a hub of creativity and live expression. From captivating dance troupes and soulful folk singers to engaging theatrical productions and laugh-out-loud musical comedians, there’s always something inspiring happening on our stage.
Our intimate, 80-seat venue offers a true listening-room experience, nestled within our visual arts gallery. With an open balcony viewing area, every seat feels close to the performance—creating a warm, immersive atmosphere that both artists and audiences love.
Take a look at some of the photos below to get a feel for the experience, and be sure to click through to explore our upcoming events. There’s always something new to discover at the Cultural Center.

Corey Medina Concert
Interested in Performing at the Cultural Center?
Please fill out the Performing Arts Inquiry form below so we can learn more about you. Responses can take up to 1–3 months.
To help us review your submission, please be prepared to provide:
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Contact information
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A description of your performance (genre, style, audience experience)
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Links to audio/video samples of your work
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A short artist bio or resume
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Technical requirements (sound, lighting, stage setup)
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Preferred dates or touring schedule
We welcome a wide range of performances, including music, dance, theater, spoken word, and interdisciplinary work. Both emerging and established artists are encouraged to apply.
Performing Arts Inquiry Form >
Questions? Contact the Center at 218-385-3339 or email info@kulcher.org.

Dave Virnala accompanies Amanda Standalone
Longest Night Music Festival
At the winter solstice the Center opens its doors to an evening of music, food, conversation, and connections. Musicians from the region gather and perform on the night of the 21st of December, giving back to the community on the darkest evening of the year. Join us for this free, informal, and joyous get together. Festivities begin at 7:00 pm.
The 2016 Longest Night included musicians Day Gun, Ben Ranson, Erik Keranen, Dave Virnala, Sophie & Donovon Thiel, Amanda Standalone, and the Fargo-Moorhead Gay Men’s Chorus.




