events
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We seek to be a place of community. A space where people can come, connect, and be part of each other's lives as they interact. We cultivate this by having a variety of events. Events both put on by us, and events run by other community groups that we host in our spacious, historic environment. Check out our calendar and facebook page to see what events are coming up!
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upcoming events
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Thrift, Art, and Jewelry Sale
December 5, 6-8pm Sifting and Thrifting Co. is a local online thrift store. They will be hosting local artists, jewelers, and thrifters to sell their work and show off their talent. In addition to the sale, there will live music (details to come). |
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Pepper Magazine Release
December 6, 6-9pm Pepper Magazine is a student led magazine for students. They work together to spread awareness of the arts and culture around the UW-Stout campus and Menomonie community, creating something amazing, a magazine that tells stories, inspires creativity, and entertains everyone who flips through the pages. |
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Forward Magazine Release Party
December 7, 7-10pm Forward Magazine Release party with live music by Migraine Overalls, Big Whips b2b Little Whips and Brogo. |
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Stoutonia Release Party & Open Mic
December 12, 6pm "We are coming out with our first once a semester paper issue since going almost completely digital! Come hang out with us a the Raw Deal and enjoy food, open mic entertainment (anyone can participate) and pick up our issue. We look forward to seeing you!" |
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Madison Leslie Art Show
December 13, 6-8pm "As an artist, light has always intrigued me. The intricate ways that light shines through my work is what I strive to achieve. I am also very inspired by elements in nature and reflect that in my work, taking shapes from trees or fire and carving them into my ceramic pieces. I also demonstrate the idea of rhythm and movement by my glazing techniques on a pot. I layer various glazes over one another to produce rich colors and lines that make a viewer's eye move across the piece to various focal areas." |
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Greg Herriges Live Music
December 14, 6-8pm Greg Herriges plays an eclectic mix of original and traditional “progressive world music” on guitar, voice, and bouzouki (Greek lute). An award-winning composer and performer, his music and writing have found international recognition. Herriges integrates Eastern and Western sounds, spinning new webs out of everything from Indian ragas and Turkish folk to Japanese court music and American surf-jazz. His winter show features music for holidays of many faiths, places, and seasons. www.gregherriges.com |
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Cap'n Sea Beard and My Naah-Bird Live Music
December 20, 6-8pm Cap'n Seabeard is a folk, country-blues and bluegrass songwriter and musician originally from rural Wisconsin. With a range of inspirations spanning from punk rock and skateboarding to folk music and poetry he writes simple sounding folk tunes with a punch Benjamin Mohr, also known as "My-Naah Bird", is a singer-songwriter currently based in the sleepy town of Menomonie Wisconsin. A performer of many styles, Mohr's music ranges from the grungy Basement Psychedelia of his band, Nixon's Ghost, to the more subdued sounds of Railyard Acoustic Folk. Contact at mohrb3887@uwstout.edu for booking inquiries. |
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