Labor of Love: Carving a Career in Indiana Limestone
Amy Brier found her calling with the Midwestern stone after working as a stone carver at one of the largest cathedrals in the world.
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Small Midwest Town is Home to the Oldest Rural LGBTQ+ Pride Event
Pride in the Park began as a casual picnic organized by a local support group in 2005 in Pine City, Minnesota. Now, the annual event has attendees from eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Teens in Wisconsin Justice System Collaborate with Artists on Murals
Madison Public Library’s Making Justice program has facilitated over 20 murals with help from empowered, inspired teens.
This School’s Student Population is 230 … Plus a Chicken Flock
Students and staff at a rural Indiana school grow and harvest produce, and serve it up for lunch.
Game Time: Reviving the Ojibwe Way with Dice and Cards
Minnesota-based Nashke Native Games is breathing new life into dying languages, in the classroom and beyond.
Fargo DIY Art Space for ‘Little Stinkers’ Started with Just $50
A “community voice of art,” Parachigo is approaching its second year as a sober, affordable and all ages space. Its only rule: Parade equality.
This Veteran Tackles Her Past with Art
South Dakotan Amber Zora reflects on packing up her military uniform – and bringing it back out (metaphorically) in her art practice.
The Chicagoland Initiative Bringing Art to Your Neighborhood
Terrain Exhibitions organizes hundreds of artworks in front yards around the world.
Filipino Chefs Share Flavors of Home in North Dakota
From food trucks to catering, North Dakotans can enjoy the cuisine made with local and indigenous ingredients in Minot, Bismarck-Mandan, and Grand Forks.
A Rural Opera House Faces its Biggest Challenge Yet
Minnesota’s oldest operating theater is racing to raise $4 million to save its historic stage.