Our Mission
to enhance the local arts community by connecting working artists, arts organizations, and the community in creative gathering spaces.
Art Studio Space Available
Work with us in a private, shared or communal studio. We have spaces perfect for a variety of media including clay and wood.
Fine Art Gallery
Our galleries are open to the public and free for everyone. Come, enjoy the space with your friends, bring a cup of coffee and see every exhibit. We celebrate every gallery exhibit with an opening reception.
Experimental Performance Hall
Enjoy our salon performance series intended to challenge, broaden, and expand your notions of art and performance. In addition to our own programming, we host a variety of other performers doing their own thing!
Makerspace
Our workshop is place to create, explore, tinker, invent and discover using a wide variety of materials, both real and virtual.
Community Gathering
Gather at Art Works! Families, friends and colleagues need beautiful places to gather! Our gallery is free and open for hanging out, and there are a variety of spaces available for reservation.
COVID-19 INFORMATION
We are so grateful to our community for their continued cooperation in keeping our community safe and healthy. Click here for current information.
Now in the galleries
Cling: Something Important Made Large
About the Exhibit: Art is often emotional. Artists create for many different reasons. Artists submitted images of work that is important to them, specifically including work that may be too large to frame or otherwise difficult to submit to a regular exhibition, for the gallery committee to manipulate the images, enlarge them or parts of them, and print them on clings (which are essentially substantial vinyl stickers). The gallery spaces will be wrapped in art of all mediums and sizes everywhere in the building! (Exhibit runs from Nov 1, 2022 – February 7, 2023).
[LINK] Virtual Tour: HERE

These and other activities are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
