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  • Free Arts Minnesota in the "LEAD" September 17th

    Young professionals take the "LEAD" in giving back! Read More »

    Michelle Silverman, Executive Director, was recently interviewed by Janel Klein of KARE 11. The piece featured two of the founders of The LEAD Project, Matt Hemsley and David Miller. Michelle spoke about the LEAD's involvement with Free Arts Minnesota and the impact it has made on the organization.

    Click here to watch the interview with KARE 11.

  • Metro Murals travel to Washington D.C. September 22nd - 26th

    Children's artwork has a special message! Read More »

    This marks the third time that artwork, created by Free Arts Minnesota children, has traveled to Washington D.C. for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The late Sheila & Paul Wellstone organized the first exhibit in 2001 to continue a tradition that Sheila had began in Washington in 1990.

    Today, the exhibit is carried on by the Sheila Wellstone Institute to raise awareness about domestic violence. The Metro Murals were completed in April for Child Abuse Prevention Month in the Free Arts Minnesota programs.

    18th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month Reception & Art Exhibit
    September 25, 2008
    5:30 PM—8 PM
    US Capitol, Russell Senate Office Building Room 325
    Washington, D.C.

    The Metro Mural Exhibit will be on display in the Russell Rotunda the week of Sept. 22nd