The restored T. B. Sheldon Auditorium, built in 1904, is located just two blocks from the St. James Hotel and offers local and regional live entertainment year-round. The historic theater features music, theatre, dance, comedy, films, lectures and more. The Sheldon also produces its own shows starring local artists and performing arts groups, including the Sheldon Theatre Brass Band, Phoenix Theatre and Red Wing Singers.

The St. James Hotel offers a variety of local entertainment in Jimmy's Pub on Friday nights, including the talents of Colleen Raye and Rebekka Fisher.  The St. James Courtyard also features book signings throughout the year.  Check with Clara’s Gift and Coffee for dates, times and authors.

ArtReach - is a non-profit organization that provides a space and opportunity where people of all interests and abilities can take classes, use art materials and explore their creative selves in a supportive and fun environment.  Art Reach schedules classes for youth and adults in both fine art and digital art, offering classes and special projects for at-risk youth, and participating in a number of community out-reach events.  Professional and emerging artists make up their core of instructors who teach classes in all the studio disciplines. These artists have a very strong desire to mentor youth and adults by passing on their knowledge and skills in art. 

Goodhue County Historical Society - Minnesota's Oldest County Historical Society is located in Red Wing.  Please visit the website for more information about exhibits, classes and events.

Anderson Center - Each year the Center hosts a variety of educational and cultural activities, from conferences and celebrations to readings and lectures. Special events include the bi-annual art celebrations and a Celebration of Minnesota Children's Authors and Illustrators.

Red Wing Arts Association - Offers gallery shows and sponsors a highly juried fine art festival each fall.  Wednesday evenings throughout July, the Arts Association organizes a series of musical concerts and hosts a garden tour featuring both art and music.

Hobgoblin & Stoney End Harps - Stoney End instruments are handcrafted in an antique restored agricultural barn. The lower level, where cows once inhabited, has been converted into a woodworking shop. The second level, or haymow, has been converted into a showroom, offices and shipping room. A third floor has been added to the barn for use as a concert and event hall. The barn is handicap accessible to all three floors by use of two bridges leading to handicap parking.