Monday, March 13, 2023
Spring Birds in Minnesota
Hear from Chato Gonzales, an Ojibwe language expert and leader in the movement to revitalize the Ojibwe language.
We beat the Winter blahs, saw friends and enjoyed great food!
Hear about new, innovative approaches to building “Strong Towns.”
Two films, followed by a discussion of production techniques, staging and plots
Learn about the cultural and historical significance of the sacred pipes.
See the exciting USDA Forest Service research on climate change, first-hand.
Watch excerpts from the film and talk about Rainbow Woman’s life and experience.
Analysis on the implications of today’s crises for a wide range of issues.
Hear lessons of work and travel as well as excerpts from his book “Twiddle Yer Toes.”
One of the most horrific events in Minnesota history occurred in Duluth on June 15, 1920.
Samplings of Brainerd’s very colorful history.
Learn about successful practices that focus on the needs of all those involved.
A film and demonstrate the art of Kumiko.
