The Minnesota Driftless Area in Art

The Driftless Area is a large geological region in Minnesota, Wisconsin, northwestern Illinois, and northeastern Iowa that was never glaciated. It is known for rolling hills, exposed rock, and karst landscape which produces caves, ridges, towers, fissures, and sinkholes.
SEMVA artists will explain the Driftless geology, landscapes and wildlife in the area while showing their artwork related to this unique region of America. Refreshments will be served.