LVCC Spring/Summer 2024 Newsletter
The Lake Vermilion Cultural Center is dedicated to community enrichment through education and the arts by offering qualityprogramming and providing opportunities to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the area. Read the latest in our newsletter by clicking...
Midsummer Silent Auction 2024
Make plans to attend this year’s upcoming Midsummer on June 15 to bid on auction items including various activities. They provide a fun, memorable experience to share with your friends and family. In addition to the silent auction, every year amazing live...
Reverend Stephen Schaitberger Presents Talk on Enmegahbowh
Author Stephen Schaitberger will be speaking about his book “Stands Before His People, Enmegahbowh and the Ojibwe” at the Midsummer Festival in Tower on June 15. Almost fifteen years ago, the Reverend Stephen Schaitberger worked for the Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota....
James Marttila – In Memoriam
James Marttila, PharmD (for Doctor of Pharmacy), was a Trustee of the Lake Vermilion Cultural Center for many years and held the offices of Treasurer and President. His organizational skills benefited us in many ways, and he will be greatly missed. He and his wife,...
Lake Vermilion Cultural (and Community) Center
TOWER — Mary Smilanich Batinich is a mover and shaker. There’s plenty of proof. And the 87-year-old powerhouse admits it herself. 87-year-old powerhouse sparks a cultural celebration | December 01, 2023 By Jill Pepelnjak Staff Writer, Hometown Focus Mary’s latest...
The Peter Max Tapestry and Art on the Lake
When Madison Moorhead attended the Art On the Lake Art Show and the memorial honoring her great aunt, Carol Brown, she fell in love with the Peter Max tapestry displayed there. It was originally designed and donated to Minneapolis Children’s Hospital years ago by the...
LVCC Fall 2023 Winter 2024 Newsletter
The Lake Vermilion Cultural Center is dedicated to community enrichment through education and the arts by offering qualityprogramming and providing opportunities to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the area. Read the latest in our newsletter by clicking...
Looking forward to Midsummer 2024
The 2024 event of Midsummer will sparkle with indelible memories of a dozen years of themed dinners and performances. They began in the original location of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church tucked in a neighborhood just off Tower’s Main Street and developed into the Lake...