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The Beat Goes On: Comic Ventriloquist David Malmberg February 4-6!
When David Malmberg takes the stage, he doesn’t come alone. Using the classic art of ventriloquism, David makes interesting and funny characters come to life. It’s hard to believe these characters aren’t actually talking! David also happens to be an …
The Beat Goes On: Fingerstyle Guitarist Phil Heywood February 7-9!
Phil Heywood presents a broad range of music revealing the versatility and beauty of steel-string acoustic guitar and the joy of fingerpicking, from blues, folk, ragtime and fiddle tunes to contemporary songwriters and Phil’s original instrumental pieces.
The Beat Goes On: Children’s Author Mary Casanova February 12 & 13
Mary Casanova is an award-winning children’s author of novels and picture books. Many of her books stem from her life on theMinnesota-Canadian border; yet some of her stories have taken her as far away as France, Norway, and Belize. Whatever …
The Beat Goes On: Minnesota History Players Harriet Bishop February 26-28
In 1847, Harriet Bishop became St. Paul’s first public school teacher. The Minnesota History Center actor will describe the role of women in American frontier education and the diverse peoples who lived in St. Paul during Minnesota’s territorial years. *All …
The Beat Goes On: Minnesota History Players Toni Stone March 5-7
Toni Stone was a pioneer for both women and African-Americans in baseball. This St. Paul native broke many barriers. Her drive, perseverance and determination transformed her from a Minnesota “tomboy” to the first female to play in the Negro League.…
The Beat Goes On: Minnesota History Players Virginia Mae Hope March 12-14
Virginia Mae Hope, a native of Winnebago, Minnesota, was a member of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) during WWII. WASP flew planes and performed wartime duties in the United States, thus freeing male pilots for combat. In 1977, Congress …
The Beat Goes On: Minnesota Historical Society Scrapbooking Workshop March 14-15
Create a frame worthy scrapbook page of a treasured family recipe in this workshop. Minnesota Historical Society will provide all the supplies and equipment for up to 20 participants at each location. Participants just need to bring a handwritten recipe …
The Beat Goes On: The Teddy Bear Band, Multigenerational Music March 18-20
A duo from the Teddy Bear Band will present an inter-generational music program called “When Grandma and Grandpa Were Little.” Focusing on and celebrating seniors and children, this presentation is suitable for the entire family.
The Beat Goes On: Rep. Dean Urdahl, Minnesota Author & Storyteller March 22-23
First elected in 2002, Rep. Urdahl is an author and retired educator. He has written a trilogy about the U.S. – Dakota Conflict, also known as the Sioux Uprising. The Uprising started across the lake from Rep. Urdahl’s home and …





