Arts

Richmond's Centennial Park will come alive with music again this summer. The Richmond Arts and Music Council will host a series of free concerts every other Tuesday, starting with their first concert tonight.

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Nearly 1,000 area grade schoolers with writing aspirations will be participating in the "Young Authors, Young Artist" conference tomorrow. The theme is "Celebrate Minnesota: Write from Home," suggesting students use their surroundings as inspiration.

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An art class at St. Cloud State University is using tools like Google Earth, campus maps and special codes in a series of high-tech scavenger hunts. Today, the class tested out the games all over the SCSU campus. The students' projects take players from spot to spot, gathering clues and answering questions.

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The College of St. Benedict and St. John's University are hosting their annual spring concert tomorrow night. The event will feature the choir from St. Martin-In-The-Fields Church in London, which is the royal parish church.

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The St. John's University Men's Choir is kicking off their Spring break tour, where they'll appear in concert all over the midwest and east coasts.

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The Minneapolis theater where televangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker were wed 50 years ago is planning a party. The Loring Theater will celebrate "Where Tammy Tied the Knot" on April 1.

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Photographer John Noltner prepares to display his project, "A Peace of My Mind." The Minneapolis-based artist says the exhibit highlights the stories of people from all walks of life

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Over 60 pieces of art will fill the auditorium of the St. Cloud VA Hospital beginning today.The Veterans Art Show is a competitive event that gives vets who use VA services the chance to create and exhibit artwork, including visual art, creative writing, music, dance and drama.

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The Clemens Library at the College of St. Benedict is currently hosting a most unusual display - five 400 to 800 pound bales of recyclable materials.

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The Great Theater is making a ruckus with a musical version of "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day."

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