Learn the basics of geocaching and use your new skills to search for eggs hidden along the trails. All equipment provided. Ages 5+.
$5 per member or $8 per non-member; $15 per member family of 3+ or $24 per non-member family of 3+.
Reservations required online by April 9th at www.neycenter.org.
Do you have a riverboat captain, engineer, dock worker, mate, or other worker in your family or someone involved in a business that served the river industry? Stymied about how to research these nomadic people? Discover the abundant and unique resources for researching the interesting, but often elusive, lives of river people. This session covers published, manuscript, microfilmed, and online resources and how to use them.
Gashkibidaaganag, or bandolier bags, are ornately beaded bags originating from Native artists around the Great Lakes region in the mid-19th century, which were worn primarily by men. Today, beadwork artists continue to make gashkibidaaganag for all people to wear at powwows and other special events. This display highlights bandolier bags from the Tweed collection and the Duluth Children’s Museum.
Garry Bjorklund won the inaugural Grandma’s Marathon in 1977 and was again the champion in 1980.
While that may be his local claim to fame, the Duluth area native also represented the United States in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games, placing 13th in the 10,000-meters.
In 1991, the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon was created to recognize his lifelong contributions to running throughout the area and state of Minnesota.
GalaxyCon Minneapolis is more than a comic con! It is a 3-DAY FESTIVAL OF FANDOM that celebrates superheroes, anime, fantasy, science fiction, video games, pop culture, and more. Lots of people dress up as their favorite characters, and people come from all over to see and be seen!
Put on your dancing shoes and move out to our beautiful hardwood dance floor or sit back and enjoy the music. Galaxy, featuring Glenn Henriksen, Donnie Fausch, Mark Kurseth & Jerry Behnkendorf, plays all the favorites from the 50's and 60's, and more.
Experience the Sibley Historic Site in the 1830s when Mendota was the center of the fur trade. Visitors can walk the grounds and interact with fur trade reenactors, take tours of the historic site, and enjoy live music and presentations on various topics related to the fur trade throughout the day.
For a preview of the event, please see visit (www.dakotahistory.org) and search "Fur Trade Weekend."
Enjoy the park after dark while embarking on a snowshoe hike with a naturalist guide. If the sky is clear, peer through a telescope to view the moon up close! All equipment provided. Ages 7+. $3/member or $5/non-member; $9/member family of 3+ or $15/non-member family of 3+. Reservations required online by January 9th at www.neycenter.org
The art of documentary. The warmth of Winona.
FEBRUARY 9-16, 2025: Celebrating 20 Years!
The Frozen River Film Festival offers programs that engage, educate and activate viewers to become involved in the world. These programs provide a unique perspective on environmental issues, sustainable communities, adventure travel and sports, and diverse cultures while showcasing the art of documentary film. Our films often explore issues, concerns, and life’s successes that are usually not covered in the local media.
