10 studios, 26 artists, 1 fall weekend—Welcome to the Hidden Studios Art Tour, a tour of working studios in the Stevens Point Area! Discover studios you may not have even heard of, or do something new and exciting with the family. Before you go, here are the top 5 things you need to know to get the most out of this once-a-year tour!
Category - Arts & Culture
Looking for a great place to enjoy live music in the Stevens Point Area? Find some great spots, so you don’t miss out on great bands and unforgettable fun.
Nothing pairs more perfectly with music like warm sunshine and beautiful water views. This year the LevittAMP Music Series in Stevens Point, Wisconsin brought live music to Pfiffner Pioneer Park (along the river in Downtown Stevens Point) for 12 free concerts.
Most people know about the Green Circle Trail, SentryWorld Golf Course and the Stevens Point
Have you seen the newest mural in the Stevens Point Area? It can be found in downtown Stevens Point on the west-facing wall of Galaxy Comics Games & More (at 925 Clark Street, Stevens Point).
Looking for live music in the Stevens Point Area? Here are some suggestions for soaking it all in this season.
When you think of a co-op, you don't necessarily equate it with the arts and culture scene. And, in
Do you know what marshmallow peeps and art have in common? In the Stevens Point Area, it is the Dale
Do you know what the Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra and the Scarabocchio Art Museum have in common?
Think the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is only for students to explore? Think again.
Everyone is welcome to explore the Edna Carlsten Art Gallery, housed on the second level of the Noel Fine Arts Center. The gallery regularly exhibits work by noted regional, national, and international artists and designers. Open throughout the year, when school is in session, the gallery displays a wide variety of mediums as well as a number of permanent collections. Never been on campus? Check out this virtual tour of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, including a stop at the Noel Fine Arts Center on campus.