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Team helps art museum’s snow sculpting competition
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Do you want to build a snowman? Or how about an entire art exhibit?

Black Hills Energy employees spent the day helping the Dubuque Museum of Art prepare for the 2021 Winter Arts Snow Sculpting Competition.

Volunteers worked to create 6’x6’ wide and 8’ tall blocks of compact snow that sculptors used for their creations. Thank you to all who participated on this frigid February day.

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