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112 2ND STREET EAST
WABASHA, MN 55981
612-819-2176
Art. Music. Fun.
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Hours : Monday thru Saturday 10-6
Sunday 10-4
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"Art is the highest form of hope."
-Gerhard Richter
At Local World Gallery, we strive to be uplifting, to our artists, our customers and our community
Thanks for visiting!
Local World Gallery is us: Rob Trussell and Judy Anderson. We are, respectively, shopkeep and potter. We are really proud of the stellar roster of artists we have assembled for you!
Our artists are from Minnesota, Tennessee and Kansas. We are fortunate to have such talent; emerging artists all the way to long-time, established names. We also shine a spotlight on several of Wabasha's own artists, ranging in ages from 23 to 83! They are all top-notch folks with whom we have real relationships. Nothing we sell is imported.
We proudly feature clay art from 5 artists: some sculptural, some functional, oil paintings and watercolors, intaglio, gouache and silkscreen. We have jewelry, silk scarves, tapestry carpet bags, hand-knit hats, felted mittens, Hmong needlecraft, books, t-shirts and vintage vinyl records. And most recently, hand-turned wood creations. We carry greeting cards, and locally-made goat milk soaps and lotions.
Wabasha, Minnesota located along the Mighty Mississippi River in the uniquely formed geological area known as "The Driftless". Covering some 13,000 square miles, The Driftless was formed by the runoff from the melting glaciers that never reached the area.
The scenery is that of ever-changing riverscape, rolling quilts of farmland and winding ridges that frame verdant valleys, home to some of the best trout fishing anywhere.
The Mississippi River marks the migration route for hundreds of species of birds and is known as The Mississippi Flyway. Wabasha is home and host to the National Eagle Center.
We have always been attracted to the river and have felt warmly welcomed by Wabasha.
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