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Every musician has a story, as we all do. It’s interesting to learn where they came from, about their childhood, and what led them to become a musician.
An offshoot of Fermentation Fest and the Farm/Art Dtour in Sauk County, the Native American Arts Marketplace featured authentic Native art, crafts, storytelling, and food over the first two weekends of this month.
This past weekend the collaboration between the Little Eagle Art Foundation and the Driftless Historium & Mount Horeb Area Historical Society continued with the latter hosting the 4th Annual Native Art Marketplace.
Last month, District and school administrators gathered at the Jack Young Middle School, along with community members for an official ribbon cutting signifying the near completion of a $41.7 million renovation and addition project.
With fall in full swing, the Baraboo Artisan Backyard Art Walk and Drive hosted by the Baraboo Artisans, was a welcome option this past Saturday for folks to get out and enjoy the outdoors.
Once hailed as the world’s largest ammunition plant, and having been turned back over to its rightful caretakers, the Hoocąk (Ho-Chunk), the Badger Ammunition plant recently played host to the revealing of a cultural mural.
Beginning in July, the Little Eagle Arts Foundation (LEAF), will coordinate the creation of a community-inspired clay tile mosaic mural that will be installed along the Great Sauk State Trail.
Ho-Chunk tribal member Chef Elena Terry, had a busy day at Farm Aid 2019 held on September 21st, at Alpine Valley Music Theatre. Catering the VIP area in tandem with a food stand in the Homegrown Village, kept her on her toes and busy late into the night.
The Homegrown Village held during this year’s 34th Farm Aid concert, brought together farmers, activists, and farm advocacy groups from across the country.
The Historium museum, part of the Mt. Horeb Area Historical Society, in collaboration with Little Eagle Arts Foundation of Wisconsin Dells, played host to the 2nd Annual Native American Marketplace last Saturday.
Held inside the Historium museum, artists offered creations for sale, including different types of paintings, jewelry, beadwork, quillwork, and baskets.
