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Rochester Public Library
101 Second Street SE Rochester, MN 55904 (507) 282-8000 The Rochester Public Library offers exhibits, films, and children’s films.
Mayo Clinic Art & Architecture Tour
Mayo Clinic offers an Art & Architecture Tour, highlighting the original art which is on display throughout the clinic. Much of the art has been donated by former patients and benefactors.The tour is offered Monday through Friday from 1:30-2:30pm.
SEMVA (South Eastern Minnesota Visual Artists)
The SE Minnesota Visual Artists gallery features artwork for sale, including paintings, photography, pottery, glass, jewelry, woodworking, sculpture, folk art, wearable art
Cornucopia Art Center
Cornucopia Art Center in Lanesboro, Minnesota, is a place "where art norishes both body and soul." The center accomplishes this through their constant strive for artistic excellence
Callaway Galleries
Callaway Galleries offers of fine art and crafts featuring works in glass, metal, paper, wood, clay and fiber. Callaway Galleries is conveniently located in the subway level of the Marriott
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Fred Astaire Dance Studio
Fred Astaire Dance Studio invites you to discover the beauty of dance. The studio has developed a distinctive technique of teaching dance called the Conceptual Method of Teaching. They state that this method is the easiest, most fun
Dahl Dance Center
Dahl Dance Center offers dance classes for youth and adults in Ballroom, Latin, West Coast Swing, Salsa, Argentine Tango, and Ladies Dance Fitness Programs. The studio provides adult dance instruction in private and group settings for recreation or competition.
Southern Minnesota Chapter of USA Dance
The Southern Minnesota Chapter of USA Dance invites you to attend their ballroom dance on the 2nd Friday of each month. The chapter was established 15 year ago.
Blue Moon Ballroom
The Blue Moon Ballroom offers public dances, private rentals, and beginner dance lessons. Dance to live music or the Blue Moon state of the art music system.
Olmsted County History Center
Features interpretive displays of the area's history, including the traditional 1880's one-room Hadley Valley School House, the 1860s William Dee Log Cabin, and a research library.
Heritage House
Located in Rochester’s 1856 Town Square, in Central Park, this restored 19th century home displays a middle-class Midwestern family’s way of life over 125 years ago.
Rochester Art Center
The Rochester Art Center is on it's way to becoming a premier center for contemporary art. Exhibitions feature works by numerous contemporary
Quarry Hill Nature Center
Nature Center offers a wide variety of programs, workshops, classes, and special events regarding information on local wildlife. It also has many resources including a large hands-on
Mayowood Mansion
Mayowood is the former home of Doctors Charles H. and Charles W. Mayo and was home to three generations of the Mayo family. The 38 rooms are filled with furniture, antiques
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Mantorville Theatre Company
Mantorville Theatre Company offers four outstanding melodramas in the summer season, running mid-June through mid-September. During the rest of the year, they present four additional plays geared toward family fun and seasonal levity.
Rochester Civic Theatre
Entering its 55th season, Rochester Civic Theatre has grown into an award-winning, high quality artistic resource that provides adult and children's productions, educational programs, touring shows and social services support for nearly 50,000 people annually.
Rochester Community and Technical College Theatre
RCTC Theater Department and students perform one production each semester including a fall production for the general public and a children's production in the spring.
Ordway Center for the Performing Arts
Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, located in downtown Saint Paul, is Minnesota's premier performing arts center. The Ordway features a variety of arts, including musicals,
Children's Theatre Company
The Children's Theatre Company (CTC) strives to "create extraordinary theatre experiences that educate, challenge and inspire young people." The CTC was founded in 1965 as The Moppet Players. The organization produced unique dramas, dance and theatre for kids. Later that same year, The Moppet Players relocated to