We almost forgot to update you on our last Baby Mountain concert event, in which we raised $162 for the Wounded Warrior Project. Quite a show indeed, we told you, and told you again for good measure, this wasn’t a show to be missed, honestly, such an incredible night for sure!
Saturday, December 14th, 2016 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.
Join us as we screen the documentary film ‘Dakota 38’ this December in the Mundt Foundation on the campus of Dakota State University. Special guests Perry Little, Dakota 38 Eagle Staff Carrier, and John Beheler, the Executive Director of Dakota Indian Foundation, will be on hand to answer questions and provide their insights on the
We were glad to help sponsor artist Jerry Fogg’s recent showing at First Bank & Trust Gallery at Dakota State University. Part of that agreement included our purchase of an original piece from Jerry, which will be placed on loan to the Madison Public Library in the coming weeks ahead, yet another way we’re celebrating
Join the Dakota State University College of Arts & Sciences and the Madison Area Arts Council as we welcome the Americana sounds of ‘Baby Mountain’, featuring acoustic musicians Tim Lowly and Karima Walker from Chicago, along with special guest, Madison’s own Nathan Edwards. A suggested ticket donation of $5 will directly benefit the Wounded Warrior
A note from Angela Behrends on Wednesday night’s Bat House Party at The BrickHouse: I’d like to extend special appreciation and thanks to Nathan Edwards and KDSU’s “The Wolf” for fantastic music and mad, mad DJ skills, to our costume judges Susan Conover, Susan Langner, and Jeff Howard, to Chris Francis and Emmeline Elliott of
It’s the Flintstones meets the Jetsons. That’s one way Steve Bormes describes his sculptures. Bormes Studio in Sioux Falls
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.
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.