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| Saturday, May 19, 2012 |
| She Is...Outdoors Weekend (Multi-Day Event) All Day
This weekend will offer over 20 classes in a variety of venue, both for the outdoor and indoor enthusiast. Class choices will include rock climbing, fly fishing, shooting, treetops high ropes course, hiking, canoeing, food dehydrating, crafting and much more. Come and enjoy this beautiful spring weekend in the valleys of Lanesboro! This is a great opportunity to relax with your girlfriends. Grab your friends, family and neighbors! |
| Lanesboro Rummage Sales, City Wide Cleanup & Junk Removal 12:00 AM
Lanesboro City-Wide Clean Up LANESBORO – May 19th
CITY WIDE CLEANUP, RUMMAGE SALES AND JUNK REMOVAL
*CLEAN UP – Come to the Community Center if you want to help clean up the City from 8am to Noon. Garbage bags, gloves and lunch will be provided to those that help the City Clean Up.
* RUMMAGE SALES – We will be having a map of City wide rummage sales. Call 467-3722 or e-mail lanes3@acegroup.cc if you want to be listed. Maps with times listed for each sale will be available as of May 11th at the City Office and Chamber of Commerce.
* JUNK REMOVAL – There will be Garbage Trucks at the Softball Field that will be available from 8am – Noon to take away unwanted junk & appliances. There will be charges for appliances. Must have identification of being a Lanesboro resident or business so bring your utility bill. |
| Lanesboro Farmers Market 9:00 AM - 11:59 AM
Sylvan Park
Our
farmers and growers have joined together to offer the best in locally produced
eggs, honey and maple syrup, fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, dried goods,
bedding plants and perennials, wonderful preserves, pickles and relishes,
homemade soaps, tasty home-made baked goods and much more.
Come
taste what locally grown is all about.
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| Art Workshop: "Monster Mash" for kids 8+ 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Design and sew your own stuffed monster, creature of make-believe animal. With Textile Center instructor Lynn Cooper. Use transfer dye crayons to put your esign on to fabric and then learn to sew and stuff your creature. Whether he has snaggly teeth or long striped horns, we will have a menagerie of unique beasts by the time the day is over. Each participant can take home their monster. Ages 8+ |
| Exhibit: "Land by Hand: Fiber Artists Explore Place" 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Lanesboro Arts Center
Lanesboro Arts Center, in partnership with Textile Center, present "Land by Hand: Fiber Artists Explore Place." Featuring work by 15 Minnesota artists. Sponsored by Commonweal Theatre Company, and supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board. |
| Artist Talk & Gallery Tour of the "Land by Hand" Exhibit at Lanesboro Arts Center 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Lanesboro Arts Center
Textile artist Lynn Cooper will lead an Artist Talk & Gallery Tour of the "Land by Hand: Fiber Artists Explore Place" exhibit at Lanesboro Arts Center. Free! The exhibit features 15 Minnesota artists. |
| Chalkboard/Dry Erase Mug Spring Camp at Potiche 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Spring is in the air! This is a great project. We will be decorating a mug with some special touches. You will be able to write notes on your mug anytime just like a chalkboard. Please stop in or call Potiche to sign up for this camp. 507-467-2929. We are super excited to offer this fun class for the Spring, and will soon have our Summer camp schedule out. |
| Workshop: The Magic of Feltmaking 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
St. Mane Theater
Workshop: The Magic of Feltmaking with Textile Center instructor Jill Lynn. Transform fibers to a strong durable fabric - use your hands to transform wool, water & soap to make felt, and use it to make a wall hanging to display in your own home. |
| Dinner on the Bluff 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
"The Story of Music, Stories from Home," a unique work, created by Lauren Pelon & Gary Holthaus, combines music, stories and poems to explore our sense of place, home and community. The program incorporates stories, music, and musical instruments deeply rooted in the cultural traditions of our region, ranging from Native Americans to Scandinavian, German, and more recent settlers from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
Holthaus is the author of three books of poetry and several collections of essays, and has been awarded a fellowship in poetry from the National Endowment for the Arts. Pelon has been praised for her soprano voice and her performance on approximately 25 ancient and modern wind, string and free reed instruments. She is a 2010 recipient of a MSAB Artist Initiative Grant Award for her work as a composer.
Presentation begins at 5:30pm followed by a buffet dinner |
| The 39 Steps 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Mystery! Romance! Danger! Suspense! Laughter and adventure go hand-in-hand in this hilarious spin on the classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller. Framed for murder, an ordinary Englishman races against time to solve the secret of the “39 steps” before police and evil assassins catch up to him. |
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