Dennis Doeden
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Bemidji artist's work exhibited at prestigious show in Venice (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — Shannon Lucas Westrum thought it might be a spam email. Why would a prestigious art exhibition from Italy reach out to a fiber artist from Bemidji, seeking to include her in its biennial event? “I frequently get an email that says, ‘Hi, we're interested in some of your work,’ ” Westrum said. “(This one) was from some guy in Italy that I had never heard of.” She closed the email and focused on her exhibit at the McKnight Foundation Fiber Artist Fellowship Exhibition in Minneapolis, whic
Self-taught artist Audrey Merschman can’t lay down her brush (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — You certainly couldn’t blame Audrey Merschman if she slowed down a bit after turning 92 years old this summer. She has endured much loss recently, having to leave her home of 67 years and losing her husband, Kenny, who died in January. They were married for 71 years. But Audrey can’t slow down. Fortunately, her longtime passion for painting keeps her busy. “I was born with a lot of energy,” she said. “I’m trying to keep going, because Kenny would want me to straighten up and do what I
Kin Cafe Brew and Bite Bar opens, expanding family business brand in Bemidji (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — The Kin brand continues to expand in Bemidji with the opening of Kin Cafe Brew and Bite Bar this week. The business, which specializes in matcha tea drinks and Japanese-style fruit sandwiches, is located at 324 Beltrami Ave. NW and occupies a street-level space in the former Elks Lodge building. Kin Cafe will celebrate its grand opening from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 5. “Matcha is viral in the world right now,” said partner Patcharin “Meow” Nuankhao, who also owns Kin Asian M
It's time to vote in Bemidji's 2026 Best of the Best contest! (opens the original)
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Voting is open for the Bemidji Pioneer's 2026 Best of the Best contest, celebrating the people, places and businesses that make the Bemidji community one of a kind. Here’s why you should cast a vote for your favorites, now through Sept. 16. Helping your favorite business become a Best of the Best winner serves as a recommendation to visitors and other locals. When they’re looking to find the best places to eat or the best people to hire, your vote will help them decide where to spend their money
Music continues to fill the air on Marilyn Shutter stage at Beltrami County Fair (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — Marilyn Shutter’s musical dream is still very much alive at the Beltrami County Fairgrounds. For the 20th time since the Marilyn Shutter Country Stage became a reality, local musicians will perform for five days from Aug. 12-16 at this year’s fair. A special reunion event is being planned at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15, featuring musicians sharing music and memories of the stage’s namesake. “Marilyn was very instrumental at the fair,” said Holly Ewert, who has served on the music commi
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