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March 2024
“Tools for Life”
Whether you want to start a career in the trades, try something new, or simply become a well-rounded DIYer, the Minnesota Tool Library’s “Tools for Life” mentorship program aims to provide people of all backgrounds with general knowledge about the trades. Explore common projects and build skills through hands-on workshops, learn from experienced tradespeople and gain familiarity with a variety of tools and types of work. The program will run through May 9 at the Tool Library's St. Paul location,…
Find out more »ESNS Vital Living classes
East Side Neighborhood Services, 1700 2nd St. NE. Registration: 612-787-4086 or or Smackay@ESNS.org. Vital Fitness: Thursdays weekly, 10:30-11:30 am. In-person, all abilities fitness class where all are encouraged to come. Movements can be done seated or standing. A wide variety of balance, strength, and flexibility movements will be incorporated into this fun and social class. Physical distancing encouraged, but not required. No cost. Pre-registration is helpful for planning purposes but not required.
Find out more »“Blood Memory” at Public Functionary
"Blood Memory" ruptures the representation of the altar (typically following religion or ritual), focusing instead on the intuitive while still creating spells that honor ancestors and homelands. Using a variety of media – collage, photography, everyday objects and audio – Candida Gonzalez creates five installations that connect to the spaciousness of memorialization. Opening reception Friday, March 22, 6-10 pm. Gallery viewing through April 13. Gallery Hours: Thursday, 12-9 pm; Friday and Saturday, 12-6 pm. Public Functionary, Northrup King Building, 1500…
Find out more »Spring Break activities at Bottineau, Logan Parks
Minneapolis Public Schools spring break is April 1-5. Bottineau and Logan Parks will have free activities to keep kids busy. Enroll them at https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/mplsparkandrec/activity. Bottineau Field Park is at 2000 2nd St. NE; Logan Park is at 690 13th St. NE. 3-on-3 Basketball: At least 8 yrs but less than 13 yrs, Bottineau, March 29-April 5. 3-on-3 Basketball GIRLS: Age at least 10 yrs but less than 18 yrs, Bottineau, March 29- April 5. 3-on-3 Tournament High School: At least…
Find out more »The Last Supper, a dramatic retelling
Experience the life of Jesus and his best friend Peter in a whole new way. This drama recounts the life of the disciple Peter. He is a fisherman who gets called into a revolutionary movement that changes the world. Suitable for all ages. First Lutheran Church of Columbia Heights, 1555 40th Ave. NE. Thursday and Friday, March 28 and 29, 7-8:30 pm.
Find out more »Making Climate Change Visible
Drawn from her experiences during the global pandemic lockdown of COVID-19, artist Carolyn Halliday hopes to summon awareness of the increased clarity of the sky because of reduced commuter traffic. Secondly, Halliday’s work will remind us of the smoky gray horizon we endured during the summer of 2023 caused by rampant forest fires. She asks us to consider the startling and colorful orange, red, and pink sunsets, made intensely more beautiful by the presence of heavy particulates that cause air…
Find out more »Egg Hunt
Free neighborhood Egg Hunt Saturday, March 30, at 9:30 am. Waite Park, 1810 34th Ave. NE. Register at Waiteparkchurch.org.
Find out more »Welcome the Herons
Great blue herons start returning to their rookery on the Mississippi River toward the end of March. Bring your binoculars and join the National Park Service, Mississippi Park Connection and volunteers at Marshall Terrace Park, 2740 Marshall St. NE, Saturday, March 30, 11 am-1 pm. Watch the herons rebuild their nests and flirt with each other as they return to our region. The walking path, from which the rookery is visible, is fully accessible, but the trail down to the…
Find out more »April 2024
Columbia Heights Library Adult Programs (April)
Columbia Heights Library, 3939 Central Ave. NE. For more information, call 763-706-3690 or visit www.anokacountylibrary.org. Registration required for most programs and opens 4 weeks in advance. Financial Literacy Series Monday, April 1, 5-6 pm – How to improve credit and what to do if you have none. Whether you're looking to boost your credit score or starting from scratch, this session provides expert insights and actionable strategies to help you navigate the complex world of credit. Discover proven techniques to build…
Find out more »Matter of Balance
"A Matter of Balance," a falls prevention program for seniors 60+ will be held eight consecutive Tuesdays April 2-May 21, 10 am to 12 pm at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 4101 Washington St. NE. This program is for you if you are concerned about falls, have had a fall in the past, restrict activities because of concerns about falling, want to improve balance, flexibility and strength. Registration: https://yourjuniper.org/Classes/Register/4369
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