This adventure follows Little Red as she embarks on a journey to visit her grandmother, a baker and his wife who wish to have a child, Cinderella who wishes to attend the King’s Festival, and Jack who wishes his cow would give milk. As each sets off in pursuit of their deepest desires, their paths intertwine and the woods become a place of both wonder and danger as The Witch, giants, and curses meet them along the way.
Step behind the garden wall at this gem of a studio on Stillwater’s North Hill.
Artist Joseph Samuelson and his guest artists fill the outdoor space with beautiful pottery, paintings, photography and printmaking. Enjoy coffee and treats while viewing the garden and artworks as part of the Artists at Terra Incognita.
Host: Joseph Samuelson
Guest Artists: Nick Gorski, Diana Hatchitt, Kristen Kaas, Peter Koltun, Moz Rude
Seven area potters will gather in Peter’s backyard for a sale and you’re invited! This event is part of Take Me to the River, a tour of fall art fairs. This annual fall studio sale is a stone’s throw from Franconia Sculpture Park and just 45 minutes northeast of the Twin Cities. Artists joining Peter are Sarah Dudgeon, Joe Singewald, Ross Norquist, Ani Kasten, Mike Helke, Wendy Eggerman, and Jason Kaping.
A challenging and fun course played through a vast, beautiful landscape. 5 different bodies of water come into play with aquatic wildlife such as turtles, frogs, fish, ducks, bald eagles and much more around every turn. Iconic raised and terraced greens, river views and wildlife galore make the Preserve an enjoyable experience for all skill levels. The connection to nature combined with the thrill of the sport makes it a must play!
Civil War Roundtable - General Sibley's Contraband Teamsters
presented by Stephen Osman
Join us for our monthly Civil War Roundtable at the historic G.A.R. Hall in Litchfield.
Free for Roundtable members; $3/general admission
The Litchfield Civil War Roundtable meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month. Meetings are free for members or $3.00/general admission. Visit our Roundtable page for membership details.
Wilderness Weekends is a program led by environmental educator Emily Gorman, designed to explore and educate participants about the diverse ecosystems and environmental treasures surrounding Winona County, Minnesota. This program offers an exciting opportunity for nature enthusiasts, students, families, and anyone passionate about environmental education to engage with the natural world through immersive activities that invite us to dive deeper into our understanding of nature.
" Winner of three Tony Awards, three Outer Critics Circle Awards, two Lucille Lortel Awards and two Obie Awards, Urinetown is a hilarious musical satire of the legal system, capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, environmental collapse, privatization of natural resources, bureaucracy, municipal politics, and musical theatre itself! Hilariously funny and touchingly honest, Urinetown provides a fresh perspective on one of America's greatest art forms.
Root River Jam will be performing at Tettegouche State Park as the last concert of the Tettegouche Summer Concert Series. Root River Jam elevates musical improv through the fusion of blues, country, rock, and americana music. Their music draws from the spark of creativity and individuality in each musician, producing songs and sounds that draw you in to their eclectic style!
R&B (Sharon Rowbottom and Dan Boyer) will be performing on August 17th at Tettegouche State Park as part of the Tettegouche Summer Concert Series.All concerts are FREE to the public and will be held outdoors in the amphitheater behind the visitor center. If it rains, the concerts will be held inside the visitor center.Come early at 6:30 to have a snack (s'mores at the outdoor fireplace) and find a great place to sit.The concerts are made possible by our wonderful sponsors, Best of the North Shore and Lovin' Lake County
Everyone is invited to join us for a Starwatch Party with Mike Lynch on Friday, August 16th in the parking lot of the library! Bring your lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy the great celestial show in the skies over North Mankato.
