Red Rock Center for the Arts – Historical Site

The Red Rock Center for the Arts is a historic site that offers a variety of opportunities to engage in quality arts education, performing, and visual arts experiences.

Formerly known as The First Church of Christ Scientist, the 1898 historic building is designed by prominent Minnesota architect Harry W. Jones. The art center is an excellent example of the Richardsonian Romanesque style. It is constructed of Sioux Quartzite (red rock), quarried in southwestern Minnesota. Today, the building is operated by the Martin County Preservation Association and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Red Rock Center for the Arts is proud to display a wide variety of fine art from emerging to experienced artists. A new visual artist is featured every month, and viewing is always free of charge. Also, the community art center offers a wide variety of affordable entertainment for all ages. Enjoy a wide variety of musical concerts featuring big band, swing, jazz, cultural, strings, piano, and more. The beautiful hardwood floors are perfect for ballroom dancing. Educational art and music classes for adults and children are offered at various times throughout the year.

The gallery space is available to rent for that special occasion. A perfect location for small weddings, receptions, birthdays, fundraisers, and more. A smaller conference room is available in the lower level for business meetings and smaller gatherings.

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If you love the Red Rock Center for the Arts, check out their sister location the Chubb House!