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The Mid-West Arts Council has provided arts programming to people in the Rural Municipalities of Blanshard, Hamiota, Woodworth and Miniota, and the Village of Hamiota, since 1992. MWAC is a grassroots organization built on the volunteer support of community members.
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the latest adventure in the HAC: children's listening was directed again to the Plainsong by Walter Hekster and then on to texture in sound as perceived thru Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto in F minor - WINTER and Khatchaturian's SABRE DANCE. Then on to texture in colour. Each child got to do two more paintings. Paintings will be returned to students at the school.
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"Art and culture are important to the development and vitality of a community. In a grassroots fashion, the Council promotes the development of art and culture for citizens of all ages within the Midwest Recreation District. To this end, the Council provides a forum for art exhibitions, performances, dance, music, as well as other activities which encourage individual self-expression."
The Mid-West Arts Council meets every 4th Tuesday of the month. Everyone is welcome to attend and new members are always welcome.
The exhibition in the gallery and the collection in the vault change every month so please come in and have a look!
The Mid-West Arts Council includes all residents within the rural Municipalities of Hamiota, Woodworth, Miniota, Blanshard and the Town of Hamiota. The Board of Directors includes representation from each of these areas. The Council offers programming in each of these districts.
Heritage Trio
School of Dance
Ongoing Fundraisers