Rain Rain Go Away – Our July 20 market will not be chased away!
Performing July 20th at Riverwalk Market Fair – music by Bobby and Christine 10am to 12noon. Northfield Arts Guild Dancers at 11am
About
We are a folk-style duet, with added “skits” (optional), and especially enjoy interacting with our guests.
Biography
We stumbled into performing for seniors when my mother became ill with Alzheimer’s. It started as a casual thing….go out and sing for Mom. We had no idea that… it would become a passion.
We became aware, quite quickly, that our appearances were a genuine high point in these people’s lives. We were startled by how attentive, appreciative, enthusiastic and lively the folks were. It was fun, it was rewarding, and we realized that it did all of those things that made us work to become musicians.See More
Youth Activities by Rayos De Unidad & Cannon Valley Makers
Book Signing by Kids for Thought Author, Charlotte Babler
Featured Artist: Undergrove LLC explains her process. Undergrove LLC is home to unique 
sculpture, jewelry and botanical perfumes, all handmade in a small studio in Northfield, Minnesota. Inspired by myth and magic, each piece is full of symbolism and created with a reverence for nature. “My skull sculptures are real, ethically and legally harvested skulls. I sculpt around them with epoxy clay, real stones and metallic pigment. I paint them by hand and seal them as well using several coats of varnish. Each skull takes anywhere from 4-10+ hours to complete. For my other sculptures not featuring skulls (like the decorative bowls for example) are made mostly from polymer clay, sometimes with natural elements. For the jewelry, I use a mix of polymer and epoxy clay, metallic pigment, waterproof sealant, real stones (raw and cabochons) and sometimes seeds I harvest and clean myself (in the case of the Kentucky Coffeetree seeds).
sculpture, jewelry and botanical perfumes, all handmade in a small studio in Northfield, Minnesota. Inspired by myth and magic, each piece is full of symbolism and created with a reverence for nature. “My skull sculptures are real, ethically and legally harvested skulls. I sculpt around them with epoxy clay, real stones and metallic pigment. I paint them by hand and seal them as well using several coats of varnish. Each skull takes anywhere from 4-10+ hours to complete. For my other sculptures not featuring skulls (like the decorative bowls for example) are made mostly from polymer clay, sometimes with natural elements. For the jewelry, I use a mix of polymer and epoxy clay, metallic pigment, waterproof sealant, real stones (raw and cabochons) and sometimes seeds I harvest and clean myself (in the case of the Kentucky Coffeetree seeds).Stop down to RMF this weekend to check out our talented artists, food artisans and grab some delicious fresh produce!
