Art: Inherited Ground
Free – $20
Arts & Culture
Explore the vibrant cultural landscape of our community with features on local artists, theater, music, literature, and cultural heritage. From exhibitions to festivals, discover the creative expressions that bring our community together.
-
Summer Reading Rocked Carver County Library
Carver County Libraries delivered successful summer programming with many activities for people of all ages read more >>
-
Meet the Authors Behind the Books This Fall
Carver County Libraries will host multiple author visits this fall. Don’t miss out! read more >>
-
National Journalist Makes a Splash with Summer Children’s Book
CNN journalist and Chanhassen resident McKenna Ewen published a children’s book, The Biggest Splash, inspired by the Lake Minnetonka community. read more >>
-
July Library Highlights: Snakes, STEAM and Super Storytimes
As the summer heats up, so do programs at Carver County Libraries! read more >>
-
Free Summer Music Concerts Continue in Southwest Metro
All four southwest Metro Area communities — Carver, Chanhassen, Chaska and Victoria — have hosted numerous free music concerts so far this summer. More concerts are planned through August. read more >>
-
Your Mid-Summer Library Bucket List
Include Carver County Libraries in your summer fun plan. There is a lot going on! read more >>
-
Book Nook: “Just Another Dead Author,” by Katarina Bivald
“Just Another Dead Author” is the second mystery featuring Swedish author Berit Gardner, who helped solve the crimes in “The Murders in Great Diddling” using her powers of observation and… read more >>
-
CVFT presents “School of Rock: The Musical”
School of Rock: The Musical is live on-stage now in Chaska. Presented by Chaska Valley Family Theatre, the show features many local students and their families. read more >>
-
Book Nook: “The First Ladies,” by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray
A historical fiction book by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray about the intriguing friendship between Eleanor Roosevelt and Mary McLeod Bethune. read more >>
