Watermark Art Center presents an off-site photography exhibit at The Cabin Coffeehouse, 214 3rd St NW, downtown Bemidji. The exhibit, titled Waabanjigaade, will feature natural and cultural profiles by Manidoikwe Devlin…
Watermark Art Center is thrilled to announce the name of its new Native American gallery, slated to open this fall when current renovations to the art center are complete. The…
2019 Watermark assisted the Leech Lake Tribal College in hosting a Gooni Ginebik, or traditional Ojibwe Snow Snakes Competition.
The fourth annual Creative Spirit Fiber Festival will be held February 24-25 at Calvary Lutheran Church.
Watermark is now at 516 Beltrami Ave NW!
Gallery Shop discounts and ornament fundraiser! Friday, December 2 (10 a.m. – 5 p.m.) and Saturday, December 3 (10 a.m. – 2 p.m.)
Watermark has temporarily relocated due to renovations. Please visit us at 516 Beltrami Ave NW in Bemidji.
Goulet will be responsible for the development and orientation of Watermark’s Native American Gallery. She will also act as community liaison to cultivate relationships with Native American artists and tribal members.
Exhibit on display at Watermark’s temporary annex location: 516 Beltrami Ave.
Looking for something for the kids to do during MEA weekend? Bring them to Watermark Art Center for a fun afternoon of pumpkin painting! This FREE event is for kids…
Watermark Art Center is excited to announce that it is the a recipient of an Art Access grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board! In early September, the art center received notice that…
Marley and Sandy Kaul – prominent local artists, educators and art leaders – have recently been honored for their decades of service to the arts community with the naming of…
Group photography show. Runs August-October.
The campaign for a new Watermark Art Center.
