In the world premiere of this vibrant movement, sound, and language based-work, dance legend and choreographer Dianne McIntyre unites a vigorous company of dancers and musicians to explore how dance and music “speak” to each other. With original music by celebrated composer Diedre Murray, it reveals how language creates worlds of beauty, alienation, harmony, tension, or peace.
Programs take place on Saturdays during the months of May through September from 11am-2 pm at
Cannon Valley Trail Welch Station Access. This location can be
accessed by driving if you’d like to enjoy the events, but aren’t able
to bike there. Feel free to bring lawn chairs and come to listen to the
music. Social distancing will be observed and recommended.
Topics may include – Archeology, Geology, Native American Studies,
Railroad History, Tree Talk, Wildflowers, or other Natural and Cultural
programs.
Join us for an unforgettable evening!!! A Celebration of Magic, Illusion, Live music and More like you have Never Seen!
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Bring the kids to the History Center to enjoy story time while you enjoy museum time, a walk along our beautiful grounds or time in our archives all for FREE. Encourage lifelong readers by enriching the lives of young learners with books, crafts and playtime! Storytime will be held outside weather permitting, otherwise it will be inside the History Center.
In 1739, Africans enslaved in South Carolina used their drums to start a revolt—a little-known event that forever transformed African American life and culture. When the Stono Rebellion cost Africans the right to use their drums, the beats found their way into the body of the people—the Drumfolk. This led to some of our country’s most distinctive traditions like tap, the ring shout, and stepping. Journey with Step Afrika! as they share histories too often left in the margins with this movement-filled celebration of the human spirit.
Live music, market vendors, free kids zone, free pony rides, beer tent, free face painting, kiddie parade with prizes, city wide garage sales, bingo, food vendors, bean bag tournament, raffle drawing, softball game, fire truck tours.
This event benefits the Jordyn Clark Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending suicide by removing the stigmas associated with mental health and well‐being. Stigma often prevents individuals from seeking help when they are struggling, which can lead to feelings of isolation and hopelessness. By promoting a culture of openness and understanding about mental health, we can encourage more individuals to seek the help they need. Together, we can make a difference.
Pirate for a Day: Arrmageddon
Viking Village of Charlie & Morgan Cossette in Makinen
Join the pirates of the Inner Sea for yet another pirate-themed event!
Look out! Brett Goldstein (comedian, double Emmy award winner, Ted Lasso actor, writer, director, and swimmer) brings his live stand up to Minneapolis. There will be swears …
Ticket limit: Four for all presales and public on sale.
Important Note: Mature content and no children under the age of 15 permitted.
Entry requirements are subject to change. By purchasing tickets to this event you agree to abide by entry requirements in effect at the time of the event. Tickets for this show will be emailed two weeks in advance.
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens returns to Northrop for the first time since 2006, dancing two monumental masterpieces. The iconic four-note opening of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony—said to represent “Fate knocking on Man’s door”—inspired American choreographer Garrett Smith’s Complete. The late Uwe Scholz's choreography for Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 is considered his masterwork—displaying inventiveness and exceptional musicality.
