The Arts

The Harry and Laura Nohr Gallery provides high quality cultural and educational opportunities in the visual arts, free of charge, to the students, faculty, and staff of the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, and the people of Platteville and the Southwestern Wisconsin region.

HD Academy is a business bursting with fun. Enroll your child in tap, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, lyrical, pom poms or clogging classes and see the art of dance turn into a passion. Let's Dance!

Platteville Art, Trails, and History project – PATH – is a community arts and culture project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town program. The goal of PATH is to bring the community together to decide what makes Platteville special and how we can use arts and culture to promote these special qualities and make our community an even better place.

The Platteville Children’s Choir was established in 1989 to provide the children of southwest Wisconsin with an opportunity to be involved in the excitement of making beautiful music together. It began with the vision of Dr. Gerald Darrow, Choral Director in the Music Department at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, and the members of the Platteville Chorale which he directed. The first singers were 4th, 5th, and 6th-grade students from the community. Currently there are over 115 children singing in three choirs who come from over 18 different communities in the area.

Located at 75 N. Bonson st., Platville, the Platteville Municipal Auditorium is the venue for the annual Memorial Day events, local plays and productions.

Red Fox Arts specializes in Fine Arts, Design & Art Education. We are eclectic in our focus within these realms. Red Fox Arts is committed to becoming a strong supporter of a vibrant local community.

​Rountree Gallery is dedicated to actively promoting the creation, appreciation, and education of visual arts in our community and surrounding area. We strive to make art accessible to the public by hosting quality exhibits, by acquiring and preserving ​our permanent collection and arts resource library, and by offering educational opportunities to all ages.

A nonprofit school of arts and crafts founded in 2004 by local artists and community members in the historic heart of downtown Mineral Point. 

The Sinsinawa Art Gallery showcases new exhibits every 6 to 8 weeks, featuring works in all mediums. Annual exhibits include a quilt show every Fall and the Nativities Around the World in December-January. Other shows have included photography, painting, iconography, wood carving, metal sculpturing, wood carving, and collage creations. Guests are welcome to visit the gallery daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. If art items are available for purchase, transactions are handled through the Sinsinawa Book & Gift Gallery.

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