Historic Fashion with the Living History Society

Petticoats, parasols, and pinafores - join the Living History Society as they share what they wear in the mid-19th century. Learn about the fit, form, and function of the many layers of mid-19th century clothing and hear about how the clothing you wear today connects to what was worn in the past. You'll find out how ladies' skirts got so big, what it's really like to wear a corset, and how people worked in the clothes they wore.

Sourdough for Beginners

Ready to master sourdough once and for all? Join The Sourdough Lady for a hands-on, beginner-friendly class. This cozy 2-hour workshop is the perfect introduction to the world of sourdough baking—with 1 glass of wine or mocktail included!

Whether you're brand new to sourdough or you've tried and struggled before, this class will demystify the process and give you the confidence to bake delicious, naturally fermented bread in your own kitchen.

Quietchild Joker Release Show with Flowtus and Emerson Island

Join us at Day Block Brewing Company for an unforgettable night of genre-blending local talent featuring Quietchild, Flowtus, and Emerson Island. Twin Cities indie pop band Quietchild—Drew Dravis, Galen Austin, and Cuyler Monahan, joined live by Mario Leon and Alyssa Vlasak—craft a distinctive sound that fuses R&B, folk, rock, and electronic influences into vibrant, forward-thinking pop.

The Dr. Harold C. Deutsch World War II History Round Table: The Dragon from Chicago

Join Pamela Toler, Author of The Dragon from Chicago, for a talk about the experiences of Sigrid Schultz, the Bureau Chief for the Chicago Tribune, as she reported on the political actions of the Nazi Party in the 1930s and Hitler's rise to Power.

Registration is encouraged but not required. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact [email protected].

Chunky Knit Blanket Class

Excited to dive into crafting and get extra cozy? In this enjoyable, hands-on workshop, you'll make your own chunky knit blanket. No knitting experience required! You will choose your yarn colors upon arrival and leave with a gorgeous, snuggle-worthy 40” x 50” throw. We’ll guide you step by step through the entire process, so whether you’re a beginner or just looking for a creative escape, you’ll leave with a handmade blanket you’ll be proud to show off (or gift!). Please bring a valid ID and money for personal purchases.

USD Chamber Singers present "Americana"

The award winning USD Chamber Singers will present their tour concert "Americana" which includes classical and contemporary choral selections from a wide range of time periods. The program featuring music in celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the founding of America. You will hear traditional choral music, as well as several American folk songs, spirituals, and pop music classics. There is no cost to attend, but a freewill donation will be collected.