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Merely Players Community Theatre, Inc.
| This nonprofit organization brings art to the community through its theatrical productions. Productions are presented each Fall thru Spring at the historic Lincoln Community Center, with special performances year-round at local establishments. Merely Mystery interactive murder mysteries can also be booked throughout the year for private events. |
Member Since 2022 |
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Mankato Symphony Orchestra
| The mission of the Mankato Symphony Orchestra is to create emotion-packed, high-quality musical experiences and promote music education in and for South Central Minnesota. Whether providing free music education for thousands of youths in the schools and through our family concerts, entertaining the crowds at Symphony on the Prairie, or giving a symphonic, chamber, or jazz concert, the Mankato Symphony Orchestra is deeply rooted in the community. Over 12,000 people attend a Symphony event in person and another 50,000 hear our radio broadcasts. Routinely praised for its artistic excellence and innovative programming, the Symphony draws performers and audience from all over Southern Minnesota and is often used by employers as a way to recruit highly skilled employees to Mankato. |
Member Since 2014 |
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Twin Rivers Council for the Arts
| Twin Rivers Center for the Arts is located in the Emy Frentz Arts Guild. It houses artist studios, gallery & meeting space, and a central box office. |
Member Since 2003 |
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Blue Earth County Historical Society
| The Blue Earth County Historical Society is a community non-profit organization that boasts two public facilities in Mankato: the Blue Earth County History Center & Museum and Historic R.D. Hubbard House.
The Blue Earth County History Center & Museum is located at 424 Warren Street and features an interactive history museum dedicated to the rich heritage of Blue Earth County, a fully staffed Research Center for historians and genealogists, and a great book and gift shop featuring unique local items such as Marian Anderson fine art prints. The History Center & Museum is open year-round Tuesday-Saturday; admission charged.
The Historic R.D. Hubbard House, located at 606 S. Broad Street, is a historic house museum chronicling the life and times of Mankato flour mill entrepreneur R.D. Hubbard in the late 1800s. The Hubbard’s home was the first private residence in Mankato to have indoor plumbing, electricity and a telephone; and stands as one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture and design in Minnesota. Walk-in guided tours are available seasonally May – September; admission charged. |
Member Since 1997 |
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Midwest Art Catalyst
| 115 S Broad St.
Mankato, MN 56001 | | (507) 720-0040 | | Send Email |  |
| A non-profit organization created to support Mankato's artists, musicians, and educational programs through our fundraising events. |
Member Since 2020 |
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Children's Museum of Southern Minnesota
| The Children's Museum of Southern Minnesota is full of opportunities for discovery, development, and hands-on play. The Museum is many things: a mission, a place, and an organization -- but it is entirely devoted to serving children, families, and the greater community. Come play in the indoor and outdoor exhibits and enjoy hands-on play for all ages. |
Member Since 2009 |
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