Postcards

Fern Cloud teaches the history of buffalo hide painting, Kyle Vos started a family museum in his own backyard and Joe Hauger has turned his passion for wood carving into a side business.

Kirk Williams shares his different art forms in Fergus Falls and WWII Navy Ace Don McPherson visits the Fagen Fighters WWII Museum in Granite Falls, MN.

Pieper Bloomquist masters the art of Swedish dalmålning and bonadsmålning. Organic farmer Carmen Fernholz, has been directing small town theater for more than 30 years.

Mark Hansen masters the art of wood working, homeowners honor a Titanic survivor from Proctor and filmmaker Justin Christopher Ayd's homage to his dearly departed cat “Hugo.”

Harley Refsal is an award-winning flat plane figure carver from Decorah, Iowa.

Mysteries are revealed about the Kensington Runestone at the Runestone Museum in Alexandria, learn about the owner of the Andrew Volstead House in Granite Falls and enjoy the artwork of Jay and Cindy McDougall of Fergus Falls.

Vietnam veterans Gene Murphy and Lyle Bowes of Sioux Falls tell their story.

Learn about the history of Archie Bush, discover fossils at Raptor Ridge Museum in New London and listen as 3M’s Chief Science Advocate Jayshree Seth shares her story.

Inkpa Mani of Wheaton paints and sculpts Indigenous art, Beautiful Kingdom forms an unlikely union in Luverne, Patricia Buschette writes a novel based in a small town community.

Drew Barbes plays music and explores his Greek heritage, Blue Red Roses is a band based out of Battle Lake, Doug Woolverton is a Grammy Award winning artist with roots in Appleton.

Bluenose Gopher Public House inspires the community in Granite Falls and 40 Thieves on Saipan is a love letter from a son to his WWII vet father.

Art in Motion Cafe brings a gallery experience to a bike trail, Nancy Valentine explores her art and heritage.

Kandace Creel Falcon paints imagery inspired by her ancestors, learn about more kinetic art with Jeffrey and Carl Zachmann, Clay Coyote Pottery continues generations of pottery in Hutchinson.