The Minnesota History Center and the Minnesota WWII Roundtable are very proud to announce a unique and special program on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.

Inspired by MMAM’s newest exhibition A Spectacle in Motion: The Grand Panorama of a Whaling Voyage ‘Round the World, the theme of this Seasonal Saturday is Whale of a Time. $1 admission for all!

This workshop focuses on experiencing the world right outside our window, promoting awareness and connection to nature through exploration, collage building, and repurposing textiles.

In this workshop, you will build a trug made of ash. You have the option of building either a shallow trug for gathering flowers and herbs, or a deep trug for collecting fruits and vegetables.

In this 2-day workshop led by Craig Blacklock, students will photograph reflections on the Mississippi River, experimenting with different perspectives and shutter speeds.

Join Lindsay Krage for a two-day workshop to learn the basics of sewing a beginner friendly garment. Although some sewing experience is required, no garment sewing is necessary.

Join Kevin Ewing for an evening of hands-on artistry, where you’ll carve your very own river-inspired scene from a block of basswood. While you work, enjoy a refreshing cocktail!

As part of the A Nation Takes Place project, artists, writers, curators & scholars come together to further discussion that centers Indigenous and Black voices within the marine art genre.

Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and creative spirit of the Driftless Region with Mississippi Sippin’, MMAM’s beloved summer music series.

This project started when Ratzloff was invited to photograph the life and natural beauty of White Earth Nation; the photography honors the voices and legacies of Indigenous leaders.