Held every third full weekend in October-perfectly timed for the spectacular show of autumn colors-the Fall Art Tour today features more than 50 artists and fine craftspeople who open their galleries, studios and homes to the public during the three-day event. Meandering through the lush countryside, along quiet small town lanes, or nestled amongst scenic […]
Putting Culture Back in Agriculture
Flash back to the early 1990s, when Jay and Donna lived the bohemian lifestyle in Chicago; Jay was making sculpture from urban detritus and Donna was creating avant-garde theatrical props and scenery for special events. “At the time, we lived in a 6,000 square foot old ballroom with 30-foot-high ceilings. We realized our need for […]
Under the Big Tent
Now in its twenty-second year, Big Top Chautauqua is a renewal of the historical traveling chautauqua, meant to educate and entertain with lectures, vaudeville shows and musicians. The Big Top’s mission to “enhance cultural opportunities and create a sense of community and connection to the life and history of the Upper Midwest” has supported founder […]
Timeless Furniture
“What I had to show for a typical 60-hour workweek was a paycheck and a big stack of papers,” smiles David, explaining how he went from a 12-year career as a chemist in an environmental laboratory to that of a fine craftsman making early American era furniture in an old renovated garage. His wife, Maria, […]
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