Visual Artists meet on the third Monday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
Suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, 4 dates:
September 16, October 21, November 18 and December 16.
Awaken Community and Art House North present:
Christmas with Sara Groves and Sandra McCracken
When: December 14 at 7:30PM
Where: Awaken Community Church, 506 View Street, St. Paul, MN 55102
Settle in for a cozy night of Christmas music and stories with these two thoughtful and prolific songwriters! VIP and early bird tickets to Awaken folks & Patreon members 10/14 at noon (Central). General Public tickets available on 10/21 at noon (Central).
[VIP experience at Art House North includes reserved seating at concert at Awaken, dessert, cider, acoustic set from Sandra and Sara, and meet and greet.]
(Tickets are non-refundable after a 24-hour purchase window. Thank you.)
Awaken Community and Art House North present:
Christmas with Sara Groves and Sandra McCracken
When: December 14 at 3:00PM
Where: Awaken Community Church, 506 View Street, St. Paul, MN 55102
Settle in for a cozy afternoon of Christmas music and stories with these two thoughtful and prolific songwriters! VIP and early bird tickets to Awaken folks & Patreon members 10/14 at noon (Central). General Public tickets available on 10/21 at noon (Central).
[VIP experience at Art House North includes reserved seating at concert at Awaken, dessert, cider, acoustic set from Sandra and Sara, and meet and greet.]
(Tickets are non-refundable after a 24-hour purchase window. Thank you.)
Writers meet on the second Tuesday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
Suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, 4 dates:
September 10, October 8, November 12 and December 10.
A Little Light on a Dark Night is the AHN artist group for creatives involved in film, theater, dance, etc. We meet from 7-9PM on the first Monday of each month, with September’s date being an exception (on account of Labor Day being September 2nd!).
Please join our artists groups by signing up on Ticket Tailor. Links to come!
Visual Artists meet on the third Monday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
Suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, 4 dates:
September 16, October 21, November 18 and December 16.
Join us for a special night in support of Art House North!
On Thursday, November 14, from 6-8PM, Anna Bailey (of Anna Bailey Art and Bailey Builds) will be unveiling a brand-new, Art House-inspired design she has named Selah. If you’ve wanted to take one of her classes and meet her in person, now is your opportunity! Anna will be joined by longtime AHN friend and Bailey Builds class instructor, Joy Donley, our very own Sara Groves, and perhaps you, too! We are excited to enjoy an evening of creating together. Space is limited.
Thank you to Anna and Bailey Builds for donating proceeds from this Give Back event to Art House North!
Writers meet on the second Tuesday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
Suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, 4 dates:
September 10, October 8, November 12 and December 10.
To songwriters and people interested in songwriting, Art House North is hosting our second (quarterly) event that will be a bite- sized version of our yearly songwriter workshop. Join us for treats from Wildflyer Coffee and Brake Bread treats, a conversation about songwriting, and an opportunity to share a song in a feedback group.
Where: Art House North
When: Saturday, November 9th, 9am - 12pm
What to bring: 6 copies of the lyrics for a song you are working on, your guitar if you would like (there will also be a guitar and piano available on site).
Registration: $40
Note: Not everyone who attends the event has to join a feedback group, but a song is required to be in a feedback group.
Registration opens September 24th.
A Little Light on a Dark Night is the AHN artist group for creatives involved in film, theater, dance, etc. We meet from 7-9PM on the first Monday of each month, with September’s date being an exception (on account of Labor Day being September 2nd!).
Please join our artists groups by signing up on Ticket Tailor. Links to come!
October 26, 2024 – Add To The Beauty: 20th Anniversary Concert | Art House North | Saint Paul, MN (Tickets go on sale for Patreon members on September 3rd at 7am, and for the public on September 6th at 7am)
We are excited to hit rewind this fall with a 20th Anniversary celebration of Add To The Beauty! Join us at Art House North as Sara and band play through the album that CCM Magazine named Album of the Year, and was conceptual seed and soil for Art House North.
VIP tickets are available for a special pre-show dessert reception with Sara that will include dessert & coffee (of course), a short acoustic set, Q&A, an AHN gift, and reserved seating. All proceeds benefit Art House North. We hope to see you there!
Concert 7:30PM
Doors 6:45PM
VIP Experience 6:00PM
VIP doors 5:45PM
October 25, 2024 – Add To The Beauty: 20th Anniversary Concert | Art House North | Saint Paul, MN (Tickets go on sale for Patreon members on September 3rd at 7am, and for the public on September 6th at 7am)
We are excited to hit rewind this fall with a 20th Anniversary celebration of Add To The Beauty! Join us at Art House North as Sara and band play through the album that CCM Magazine named Album of the Year, and was conceptual seed and soil for Art House North.
VIP tickets are available for a special pre-show dessert reception with Sara that will include dessert & coffee (of course), a short acoustic set, Q&A, an AHN gift, and reserved seating. All proceeds benefit Art House North. We hope to see you there!
Concert 7:30PM
Doors 6:45PM
VIP Experience 6:00PM
VIP doors 5:45PM
Visual Artists meet on the third Monday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
We are requiring membership/registration this season (no, you do not need to come to all four sessions, but you should try to make it to most of them!) in order to ensure space. Group size is limited to 20 participants. You may register at any time until the sessions are filled. There is a suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, up to 4 dates:
September 16, October 21, November 18 and December 16.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Writers meet on the second Tuesday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
We are requiring membership/registration this season (no, you do not need to come to all four sessions, but you should try to make it to most of them!) in order to ensure space. Group size is limited to 20 participants. You may register at any time until the sessions are filled. There is a suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, up to 4 dates:
September 10, October 8, November 12 and December 10.
A Little Light on a Dark Night is the AHN artist group for creatives involved in film, theater, dance, etc. We meet from 7-9PM on the first Monday of each month, with September’s date being an exception (on account of Labor Day being September 2nd!).
Please join our artists groups by signing up on Ticket Tailor. Links to come!
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
We're bringing the wood shop to you and helping you create your very own wood mosaic art inspired by one of Anna's most popular larger pieces, Quill!
Your finished artwork will be approx. 9.75"x24"
The wonderful Joy Donley will be guiding you through the steps to create your unique piece of wood art.
If you have any questions once your tickets are purchased email classes@baileybuilds.com.
To attend the class, all participants must be at least 13 years old. Due to high demand, ticket sales are final, but we'll mail you the mosaic pieces if you can't attend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Bucket Brigade presents:
Survivors of the Fire: Stories and Songs remembering the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894
A moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional music of the era, harrowing first-hand accounts of the survivors, and poignant tributes to those who perished. It’s a celebration of life— its joys and sorrows— and a heartening reminder that those we hold dear are never lost.
Written by Hinckley native, Jeremiah Gamble, directed by Jeff Miller, and featuring a talented cast of Minnesota musicians and storytellers, this piece retells some of the Great Hinckley Fire stories that are traditionally in the foreground, while also highlighting some of the less-emphasized narratives— particularly that of a young Ojibwe heroine named Makedegwon and the courageous actions of the Black Porter, John Wesley Blair.
September 20th-October 12th
Tiered Ticket Prices: $25 (discount price), $35 (standard price), $50 (additional support). Only $20 for opening weekend.
Visual Artists meet on the third Monday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
We are requiring membership/registration this season (no, you do not need to come to all four sessions, but you should try to make it to most of them!) in order to ensure space. Group size is limited to 20 participants. There is a suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, 4 dates:
September 16, October 21, November 18 and December 16.
Writers meet on the second Tuesday of each month to work on current projects or create new ones! Coffee and snacks provided.
We are requiring membership/registration this season (no, you do not need to come to all four sessions, but you should try to make it to most of them!) in order to ensure space. Group size is limited to 20 participants. There is a suggested donation of $25 to register for fall semester, 4 dates:
September 10, October 8, November 12 and December 10.
