Warroad RiverPlace

10/23/2026

PRIVATE EVENT | RiverPlace will be closed for a private event on Saturday, October 24.

Thank you for understanding. We look forward to welcoming you back during regular hours Tuesday-Saturday, 10 AM-5 PM.

CURRENT EXHIBIT | Don't miss our current gallery exhibit, Letters to the Void, an abstract painting collection by Eric Twait. On view through October 31!

10/20/2026

CALL FOR SINGERS | Join the Community Choir for A RiverPlace Christmas

REHEARSALS RUN SUNDAYS IN NOVEMBER

You are warmly invited to join the community choir for A RiverPlace Christmas, our third annual Christmas concert on December 4 and 5 at 7 p.m.

All interested singers ages 16+ are welcome; no experience necessary!

Rehearsals run Sundays at 5 p.m. in November at Zion Lutheran Church in Warroad (1301 Nelson St. N.W.), beginning Sunday, November 1.

For more information, contact Choir Director Jeff Galle at [email protected] or call 218-986-0001.

You are invited to be part of the third annual A RiverPlace Christmas . This year, we will present two performances where the spirit of the season is brought to life through the beauty of music. Whether you are an experienced vocalist or a beginner, all experience levels ages 16 and up are welcome

10/14/2026

THIS SATURDAY | Plan your evening at RiverPlace!

ARTIST RECEPTION WITH ERIC TWAIT | Our current exhibiting artist, Eric Twait, will be here to meet and greet from 3-5 PM.

Visitors are invited to browse the abstract paint exhibit--Letters to the Void-- meet the artist, and socialize over light refreshments at this free event.

ESCANABA IN DA MOONLIGHT | Stay for this hilarious dinner theater show brought to you by Warroad Summer Theatre and catered by The Hawk. It's the last evening to catch the play, so don't miss it!

Tickets: Warroad Summer Theatre or call 218-242-3476

10/13/2026

DEADLINE: THIS SATURDAY | Apply soon!

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: October 17, 2026 Small Wonders invites artists to explore the power of scale and the profound impact that small works can hold. This year, let us celebrate the idea that art does not need to be monumental to be meaningful. In these small works, artists capture moments of cur