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Our Story
The gallery officially opened in 2011. Each year since then we have increased our hours, events and programming offered to the community. Our walls are filled with unique art from mainly local artists. We are amazed at the artistic talent that is available to the gallery from Wahpeton-Breckenridge and surrounding area.
The gallery has a wide variety of items which are always expanding. These include numerous unique cards, children and adult books by local authors, antler gift items, wood turnings, carvings and scroll saw work, metal sculptures, handmade jewelry, fused glass, pottery, photography and paintings.
The gallery has a wide variety of items which are always expanding. These include numerous unique cards, children and adult books by local authors, antler gift items, wood turnings, carvings and scroll saw work, metal sculptures, handmade jewelry, fused glass, pottery, photography and paintings.
About Us
Creating Community Through Art
Have you Red this?Thursday, August 6, 6:00pm
Join us the discuss this month's reading selection, "The Night Watchman" by Louise Erdrich.
Use the Coupon Code "Watchman" and receive a 25% discount. "" tH |
Red Talk with Ellen Diederich
$0.00
Friday, September 11, 2:00-4:40 pm
Ellen will be demonstrating her art. All are welcome to meet Ellen, ask questions, learn tips and tricks, or just watch the master at work.
Reserve your seat or just stop by
THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Movie Night, "Human Nature"
$0.00
Friday, September 11, 2026 at 5:30 pm
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Enka Clayton, Josh Kline,
Delcy Morelos, Sin Wai Kin
The four celebrated artists featured in “Human Nature” explore the central questions surrounding what it means to be human: investigating our impact on the environment and the world around us, probing the social and economic systems that define our daily lives, and discovering how we relate and connect with one another.
Snacks will be served.
Our Sponsors
Thanks to our Member support, generous Corporate Sponsors, and
The North Dakota Council on the Arts!













