Author: Alana

Minnesota’s oldest operating theater is racing to raise $4 million to save its historic stage.

JAS Quintet is making a case for the ‘Great American Art Form’ across North and South Dakota.

At Art in Bloom events, you’ll encounter colorful and fragrant displays of flower arrangements that take inspiration from art on the walls of museums.

Ross Gay’s poetry book Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude spurred murals, conversations, and connection in this small Kentucky city.

Sacred Pipe Resource Center is a home away from home for many Indigenous peoples in Bismarck, North Dakota’s urban area.

Sacred Pipe Resource Center aims to provide Native people a safe space to meet others and expand their circles.

Two art films, one focused on land and another an homage to the sky, were inspired by Andrew Krivak’s The Bear.

A master carousel carver and restorationist from Ohio and a tap dancer, teacher, and historian from Illinois are two of the latest NEA National Heritage Fellows.

How residents on a remote Wisconsin island turn trash to treasure.

Okaidja Afroso's week-long World Fest residency brought music into schools, stores, and a Main Street theater, spreading connection and curiosity in small town Albion.