A love story 55 years in the making. Join us as we hear the story and learn how they wrote their book How Did You Find Me . . . After All These Years: A Family Memoir about their journey back to each other and the child they placed into adoption. This program is made…
Nordic food geek and meatball historian Patrice Johnson will speak about her book Jul: Swedish American Holiday Traditions. In her book, Johnson tracks down the meanings behind why her family and other Swedish Americans celebrate as they do, researching family histories, traditional recipes, and joys of the season. The result is a fascinating exploration of…
Geared for adults with developmental disabilities. Cow Tipping Press led this innovative creative writing workshop that helped showcase unique gifts and voice with the world. Stop by to hear the writers’ work. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Prairie Lakes Regional Arts Council, thanks to a…
Nordic food geek and meatball historian Patrice Johnson will speak about her book Jul: Swedish American Holiday Traditions. In her book, Johnson tracks down the meanings behind why her family and other Swedish Americans celebrate as they do, researching family histories, traditional recipes, and joys of the season. The result is a fascinating exploration of…
Reporter Joe Kimball, who has covered the case from the beginning, reveals the inside information behind the murder of Elisabeth Congdon, who was murdered in the beautiful Glensheen Mansion. Joe Kimball is the author of Secrets of the Congdon Mansion. This series is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant provided by…
While the story of the Boston Massacre is familiar to generations, the personal conflicts that led to the event are not widely known. Minnesota author and historian Serena Zabin (The Boston Massacre) will bring to light the dramatic untold people’s history of the event that helped trigger the American Revolution. This series is made possible…
Nate Hance, will perform polkas, waltzes, and marches. He’ll play iconic works by the Andrew Sisters and Judy Garland and spotlight the musical diversity of the past sixty years, from Bob Dylan to blues master Willie Murphy, from Prince to Owl City. This series is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant…
