Crossings at Carnegie

What a unique experience. First off, Zumbrota is a very cute small town, very quaint. And the fact that they have two performance spots is amazing. This one is in an old library and contains a ton of work from local artists and great gift ideas. Xmas shopping? Check this place out. Birthday shopping for a special child? This place has tons of options. I was there to see Lucy Wainwright Roche, an incredible songwriter, great storyteller and lovely singer. Setting is super intimate. At intermission you can buy a beer and a cookie. The owner is very sweet and a bit kooky. Very fun experience. Visit. Well worth it.

We love Crossings at Carnegie and attend several shows each year. Well worth the drive from the Twin Cities. The staff are passionate about their vision for the arts in Zumbrota, and are extremely helpful and courteous. It's a wonderful venue and you won't be disappointed!!.

Beautiful artwork and a great venue for classes and music.

I love going to Crossings! There are not a lot of opportunities to have really good live music in our surrounding small-town area, and Crossings provides that. There's nothing like live music. They also have the neatest and most unique stuff to buy, so you always have something to do during intermissions. Marie, who runs the place, is the nicest person you will ever meet also. I would highly recommend going there.

I live in a nearby, smaller town and had never heard of "Crossings at Carnegie"! I was looking online for a creative class for my daughter to do during the summer. I came upon the "Crossings..." website and signed her up for a pottery class (kids age). The first day I took her, I found out it was more than just a place to be creative! They have an amazing array of unique gifts; some hand made, some not. It has smaller spaces here and there, but in a big building that's set up for creativity, learning, selling, and buying! My daughter's pottery class was a very reasonable price and she loved it! Since last week, I have told many people about "Crossings at Carnegie" and what a neat place it is!