Stephen Osman, Fort Snelling Site Manager, will discuss how The War to End all Wars involved Minnesotans on the home front and overseas. 2017 is the 100th anniversary of the U.S.’s entry into WWI. Sponsored by Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund
New Richland native Peter Klug mixes classic rock and country roots with a new age vocal and instrumental style that sets out to challenge today's pop music scene. From his roots of rock and rap, Pete has broadened his horizon of influence to include just about everything in his Grandma Wallace's record collection. He thrives…
Janesville Public Library holds Romp and Rhyme story times on Tuesdays at 9:30 am. From puppets to pumping music, from bubble machines to banging bands, these are not your average story time. The Library uses movement, STEAM activities, curiosity, imaginative play, and active learning to keep kids engaged. Free and open to the public.
Le Sueur Public Library holds Romp and Rhyme story times on Tuesdays at 9:30 am. From puppets to pumping music, from bubble machines to banging bands, these are not your average story time. The Library uses movement, STEAM activities, curiosity, imaginative play, and active learning to keep kids engaged. Free and open to the public.
Le Center Public Library holds Romp and Rhyme story times on Tuesdays at 9:30 am. From puppets to pumping music, from bubble machines to banging bands, these are not your average story time. The Library uses movement, STEAM activities, curiosity, imaginative play, and active learning to keep kids engaged. Free and open to the public.
Le Sueur Public Library holds Romp and Rhyme story times for toddlers ages 18 months-2 on Tuesdays at 11 am. From puppets to pumping music, from bubble machines to banging bands, these are not your average story time. The Library uses movement, STEAM activities, curiosity, imaginative play, and active learning to keep kids engaged. Free…
In Ghostly Encounters, Dennis Waskul writes about his first-hand experience with the supernatural. Based on two years of fieldwork and interviews with 71 midwestern Americans, the Waskuls’ book examines how people experience ghosts and hauntings in everyday life.
