Saturday, December 14th DSU Trojan Underground 1-3pm Join Dakota State University, President Borofsky, and the Madison community as we welcome the Dakota 38+2 riders and guests for a community dinner and program on the campus of Dakota State University.
…and you’ll be joining us for the trip, well almost. We’re sending our Special European Correspondent, Angela Behrends, over the pond for the next 11 days to show us the best of Europe, and with the best arts council logo in the states.
Wow! 4 colors are available, the brown and blue are guy specific, the red and violet are for the ladies, all come equally awesome…and in 4 sizes too, Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Awesome.
MAAC to support alternative housing fundraiser for DSU bat population Angela Behrends, Dakota State University instructor, is fascinated with bats after working outdoors as a Naturalist for the South Dakota Game Fish and Parks (SDGFP) the last few summers. She recognized the benefit of bats as a natural insect predator.
Chautauqua Series Summary John Green brings audience to the riverside Emmeline Elliott Madison painter John C. Green spent an hour and a half entertaining his audience with stories and painting techniques Saturday as part of the Madison Area Arts Council Chautauqua Series.
We just added the incredible acoustic jazz guitar of our neighborhood friend Chris Champion for the Natural Selection 2.0 After-party at The BrickHouse this Monday Night. Be sure to make it a night, as the reception for Natural Selection 2.0 starts at 4:30pm and runs till 7pm at Dakota State, followed by the After-party starting
Come on out for the reception for Natural Selection 2.0 on Monday night, and then follow the pack over for the After-party at The BrickHouse. That should be easy, huh?
We’re eagerly awaiting the arrival of regional artist Steve Bormes for our next Double Header this March at The BrickHouse, so we thought we’d check in with the man behind the lamps and under the rugs, take it away Steve:
Skeletons of the Prairie: Abandoned Rural Codington County, South Dakota “The true basis for any serious study of the art of architecture still lies in those indigenous, more humble buildings everywhere that are to architecture what folklore is to literature and folk song to music.”
John C. Green to give public painting demonstration. Emmeline Elliott The work of wildlife artist John Green is widely recognized and soon folks will have a chance to meet the painter in person.