Hayward
Hayward, MN · Lifestyle
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Dawn Tevis Japanese Water Marbling Class
Discover the meditative art of Suminagashi—Japanese water marbling—in an immersive, three-hour workshop guided by local artist Dawn Tevis at the Winona Arts Center Saturday November 14, from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM. Known for her calming, contemplative approach to “floating ink,” Dawn will guide you through the ancient 12th-century process of floating pigments on water to capture one-of-a-kind fluid designs. In this specialized class, you will transition traditional marbling techniques onto a prepped silk scarf (approximately 14” x 72”). You’ll start by experimenting with sample papers to find your creative flow and preferred colors before dipping your main piece. Watch your hand-manipulated patterns come to life as the silk absorbs the ink directly from the water’s surface. Beginners and experienced creators alike will leave with a wearable masterpiece. Cost: $65 includes all materials as well as prep of silk scarf . Optional Add-on: Add a silk handkerchief (approximately 11” x 11”). for an additional $15—perfect for creating a custom, matching set. For more information contact Jen at jsbenson50+WAC@gmail.com, To Register or for more information Contact Jen at jsbenson50+WAC@gmail.com. Winona Arts Center 228 East 5th Street Winona MN. Scholarships Available.
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This Old-Time Norwegian Bakery In Minnesota Is A Delicious Piece Of History You Shouldn’t Miss
Somewhere in the bluffs of southeastern Minnesota, a small brick building in Rushford is quietly doing something extraordinary with potatoes and flour. Norsland Lefse is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever wasted time driving past it on your way to somewhere else. Let’s talk about...
Owatonna People's Press
Deer hunting safety at Mineral Springs debate continues
At the 70th meeting he has attended, resident Gary Jones said there is still “a big element of danger” with archery hunting in Mineral Springs Park. “I’m confident that Capt. DuChene is right on target with vetting the different people. But my issue is more to the fact of in Mineral Springs, the 150-foot setback from a property line; when an arrow can go 900 feet, it still leaves a big element of danger in there,” he said after Tuesday’s council meeting. “I think that not every park is the same. There are some that are far more remote, with little or no foot traffic … Mineral Springs is just, I think, too small.” Jones was referring to the review of Owatonna’s deer management program seasons and locations at the Tuesday council study session. Police Capt. Tracy DuChene, Public Works Director Sean Murphy and Park Maintenance Manager Jesse Wilker updated the council on the management program’s history and what has happened since the season started Sunday. In 2014, the council asked Parks and Recreation to develop a program to cull the deer herd within the city. According to the April 7 study session packet, 217 deer have been taken since
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Red Wing Parks and Trails Survey
The City of Red Wing recently asked for your thoughts on the City’s parks and trails, and between River City Days and online surveys, 614 people answered. Feedback included: Small neighborhood parks are very important, and the Old Fairgrounds, East End, and downtown need more play spaces. Up-to-date equipment,...
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Rochester holds first Burgers & Brews event to fundraise for Ronald McDonald House
(ABC 6 News) — The first-ever Burgers & Brews event in Rochester got underway Friday afternoon in Peace Plaza. The event features multiple food vendors and breweries where guests get to try unique flavors from various spots around the city and also serves as a fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House. Organizers said events like […]
Faribault Daily News
Faribault schools get new ‘scratch-made’ lunch
Superintendent Jamie Bente donned a hairnet and served up some made-from-scratch chicken spaghetti from the district’s new food service provider to students from the Roosevelt Early Learning Center. Students and staff report they’re loving Faribault’s new school lunches, administrators say. “There’s a lot of happy faces, a lot of happy kids. They’re actually finishing their meals,” Cathy Hammerschmidt, food service coordinator, said. “Taher done a great job showcasing the foods and the recipes and everybody’s really excited to try the food. Teachers have been eating it. It’s been well received.” This is the first year of Faribault Public Schools’ new partnership with Taher, a food service management company based out of Minnetonka. Monday morning, kindergarteners had their chicken spaghetti scooped up by Bente, who will be visiting every school to serve lunch. Superintendent Jamie Bente visited Roosevelt Early Learning Center to serve Faribault’s new food to kindergartners. Barbie Roessler, director of finance and operations for Faribault Public Schools, said the district picked Taher from four other qualified vendors who sent proposals to the school. “We had been in a long-standing relationship with our previous food vendor and knew that a change was needed for our students, families, and staff,” she
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Flo Rida and Mitchell Tenpenny Announce 2027 Whistle & Whiskey Tour With Jay Webb
Hip-hop and country will share one stage this winter when Flo Rida and Mitchell Tenpenny hit the road together for the Whistle & Whiskey Tour. Billed as a country party with a hip-hop legend, the limited run features Flo Rida as headliner, with Jay Webb holding down a strong opening slot each night.
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Free dance lessons return to downtown Rochester this fall
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Free dance lessons and social dancing events are returning to downtown Rochester from November through April. The Rochester Downtown Alliance, Rochester Art Center, USA Dance Chapter #2017 and the Rochester Salsa Community are partnering to offer the events. Community members of all experience levels are invited to learn new steps, meet fellow dancers and enjoy an afternoon or evening of movement and music.
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Flo Rida and Mitchell Tenpenny Announce 2027 Whistle & Whiskey Tour With Jay Webb
Hip-hop and country will share one stage this winter when Flo Rida and Mitchell Tenpenny hit the road together for the Whistle & Whiskey Tour. Billed as a country party with a hip-hop legend, the limited run features Flo Rida as headliner, with Jay Webb holding down a strong opening slot each night.
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Minnesota Bound: Saint James Hotel