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March 2022
“EmergenSing:” Women’s Choir at Como Park
The Twin Cities Women’s Choir and Encore, whose membership includes women from Northeast and St. Anthony will performing live on Saturday, March 26, 2 pm, at Como Lakeside Pavilion, 360 Lexington Pkwy. N in St. Paul. "EmergenSing" - Emerging from an emergency to sing joyously together. The Twin Cities Women’s Choir and Encore share live music once again, with songs to re-imagine the world today, to look toward a future of peace and justice, to acknowledge what's been left behind,…
Find out more »Nail clippings for cats and kittens
Feline Rescue, Inc. offers nail clippings for cats and kittens at Cat Claw Clipping Clinics at Chuck & Don's Pet Food & Supplies, 335 Central Ave SE,11 am-12:30 pm, on the last Sunday of the month. A suggested donation of $10 is appreciated for the care of the shelter and foster cats and kittens. For their safety, all cats must be transported in a carrier. Free parking in the adjacent Lunds & Byerly parking ramp. No appointment necessary. Info: https://felinerescue.org/fr-events/
Find out more »Aid for Ukraine Borscht Lunch and Silent Auction
The public is invited to a fundraising event at St. Michael's & St. George's Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 505 4th St. NE, Sunday, March 27, 12 pm. The luncheon will include Ukrainian Borscht, bread, dessert and beverage. Eat-in or take-out available. Cost is $10 and all proceeds will provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine. The event will include a silent auction featuring gifts from local businesses. Info: 612-379-2695 or Facebook.com/stmichaelsandstgeorgesukrainianorthodoxchurch.
Find out more »St. Anthony Civic Orchestra Spring Concert
The St. Anthony Civic Orchestra will play its Spring Concert Sunday, March 27, 7 pm at the St. Anthony Community Center, 3301 Silver Lake Rd NE. Admission Free. Audience must wear COVID masks. Program: Beethoven: Leonore Overture, Humperdinck: Evening Prayer from Hansel and Gretel, Brahms: Symphony No. 2.
Find out more »Resilient Yards Spring Workshops
Registration is open for Blue Thumb’s Resilient Yards workshops to help home gardeners meet the challenges of climate change. There are two main workshops: Resilient Yards and Pollinator Lawns (also called Turf Alternatives). For both, registrants will be encouraged to watch an online presentation before the workshop. This “homework” prepares participants to get the best from the virtual workshop with experts. Resilient Yards covers resilience, site assessment, rain gardens, native planting, designing with trees and shrubs, turf alternatives, and other…
Find out more »Spark-Y online plant pre-sale
Get an early start on your garden with Spark-y's sixth annual plant sale. Purchase plants online https://www.spark-y.org/events/ps during the pre-sale through May 11 and your purchase will be available for pick-up at May 14 Plant Sale, 11 am-2 pm at Spark-Y, Casket Arts Building, 681 17th Ave NE. Leave your email address during checkout so a pickup time can be set for your order. Spark-Y also offers a special opportunity to support folks in the community through the donation of…
Find out more »Studio Pintura presents spring floral exhibit
View floral art for five weekends at Studio Pintura, Suite #294, Northrup King Building, 1500 Jackson St. NE, Saturday, March 31-Saturday, April 30. An artists' reception of the juried exhibition will be held Saturday, April 2, 4-7 pm.
Find out more »April 2022
St. Anthony Historical Society annual meeting
Join them Saturday, April 2, 1o am at St. Anthony City Hall, 3301 Silver Lake Rd NE, as they share a new direction for the Historical Society. The Board has endorsed the creation of a more active on-line internet presence using videos to disseminate the history of St. Anthony Village worldwide. Social media now provide the ability to share text, video and photos. Bob Manske, the new President, will provide a brief description of this vision for their future and…
Find out more »The Forgotten War: Korea, 1950-1953 (Part 2)
In three years of fighting under the United Nations flag, the United States suffered over 33,000 dead, and saw the controversial recall of General Douglas McArthur by President Harry Truman. Review the causes, see-saw fighting, prolonged negotiations, and national and international political implications. Part 2 will include the last year and a half and the armistice which halted the fighting. Monday, April 4, 1:30-3 pm. Presented by Hugh Tyndall as part of the Elder Enrichment series at Catholic Eldercare's Main…
Find out more »Final public hearing for Graco Park
A final public hearing on the concept and design of Graco Park will be held Wednesday, April 6, 6:30 pm at Minneapolis Park Board headquarters, 2117 West River Rd. The new park next to Hall’s Island and the Plymouth Avenue Bridge is scheduled to open in 2024.
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