Children’s Performing Arts (CPA) is excited to present the world premiere of Ashti’s Journey to Jazz, written by Carmen Rubin with music by Thomasina Petrus. Ashti's Journey follows Ashti Freeborn, a middle schooler who lives in the city and has learned that she is...
Now on View in the Ford Family Gallery: June 18-August 2, 2024 White Bear Center for the Arts is partnering with Emerging Curators Institute (ECI) to present Curatorial Fellow Eshay Brantley’s exhibition: Ode to my Umi. As the culmination to her 2023-24 ECI...
Why Treaties Matter is a nationally recognized traveling exhibit that provides an important perspective on the history of Minnesota’s Indigenous peoples through an exploration of the various treaties which still impact our contemporary era.
https://whitebearlakemag.com/many-faces-of-the-white-bear-lake-area/ Many Faces of the White Bear Lake Area by Zoe Yates | Nov 2023 The blanketing ceremony celebrated graduating seniors from local schools. From left, head female dancer Tawny Hale, Natane Tom (White...
White Bear Press -April 19, 2023
The greater White Bear Lake community will provide two worthwhile opportunities to learn more about Native American tradition and protocols, including the chance to experience a powwow, or Wacipi, on May 6.
White Bear Center for the Arts is thrilled to announce the opening of Peyton Scott Russell’s first retrospective exhibition, beginning February 2, 2023. Renowned Minneapolis-based graffiti artist Peyton Scott Russell, is famous worldwide for his depiction of George Floyd.
Connecting the Dots is an exhibition that celebrates the amazing artwork of PAI (Phoenix Alternatives, Inc.) artists, and the community connection it builds.
Nationally known Black Twin Cities artists, Beverly Tipton-Hammond, Kennedy Simpson, A. Drew Hammond and Donald Walker, invite you to see firsthand the art inspired by their lived experience. Visit the White Bear Center for the Arts to view and reflect on their work...
Listening to and learning from these personal stories was the object of the first in a series of four community conversations on race, hosted by Many Faces in partnership with the Minnesota Humanities Center. Many Faces is a collaboration of White Bear Lake-area organizations that aim to build a welcoming and equitable community for all residents.
We are excited to announce our new website is live! We hope it will serve as a resource to find events around the White Bear Lake area which encourage each other to learn more about our diverse heritage and what bonds us together. Check out our Events page for the...