2021 Hinterland Art Crawl
a free self-guided tour of SW Minnesota art
The 2022 art crawl is not scheduled at this time
a free self-guided tour of SW Minnesota art
The 2022 art crawl is not scheduled at this time
About
The Hinterland Art Crawl is a free, self-guided tour of art and artist studios in southwest Minnesota, normally held on the last Saturday in September. Visitors to the crawl will be welcomed by a community of artists quietly creating and joyfully sharing their love of art in the "middle of nowhere."
The geographic area of the art crawl area is roughly from Redwood Falls to Windom (north-south) and from Springfield to Tracy (east-west). Explore the hinterlands on country roads that lead to winding rivers, abandoned barns, and unexpected treasures.
The art crawl is designed to showcase the work of artists and craftspeople living in the region who desire to show, demonstrate, perform, or sell their works to the public.
The geographic area of the art crawl area is roughly from Redwood Falls to Windom (north-south) and from Springfield to Tracy (east-west). Explore the hinterlands on country roads that lead to winding rivers, abandoned barns, and unexpected treasures.
The art crawl is designed to showcase the work of artists and craftspeople living in the region who desire to show, demonstrate, perform, or sell their works to the public.
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This activity is funded in part with a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council made possible by the voters of Minnesota, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
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