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November 2019
Stearns Breakfast Club–Northern Minnesota Tourism Discussion
The Stearns History Museum is hosting their next Breakfast Club. The executive director of the Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau, Joe Henry, will speak about the history and beauty of northern Minnesota. Lake of the Woods occupies parts of Minnesota and the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Manitoba. Once an important fur-trading route between the Great Lakes and western Canada, it is now known as a premier vacation destination with world-class fishing, abundant wildlife, and sheer natural beauty. Henry will talk about the region’s uniqueness…
Find out more »Color Me Stress Free at the St. Cloud Library
Do you need to relieve your stress? Maybe you need to escape technology for a few hours. Coloring is a soothing activity and a form of creative meditation. Join the St. Cloud Public Library for 90 minutes of relaxing coloring. Coloring sheets and colored pencils provided, but feel free to bring your own supplies too. Relax and color away the stress of the day. This activity is best for teens and adults and is taking place on .Wednesday, Nov. 13th starting…
Find out more »Melodies of Scandinavia Recital at SCSU
St. Cloud State University's Music Department is welcoming faculty members from the University of Minnesota Duluth to perform an recital of an evening of works by Scandinavian composers. The recital will feature pieces for piano, including Finlandia Op. 26 by Sibelius and Piano Sonata in e minor, Op. 7 by Grieg. Also on the program will be compositions for flute and piano by Laura Netzel and Amanda Maier, which will be featured on an upcoming CD of Swedish women composers. The…
Find out more »SCSU Speaker “How Do We Fix Broken Politics?”
The St. Cloud State University School of Public Affairs will welcome to campus Arnold Kling. Kling is the author of The Three Languages of Politics: Talking Across the Political Divide. His presentation next week is titled “How do we fix our broken politics?” Kling is a independent scholar and author of several books All are welcome to attend the presentation on Thursday, Nov. 14th from Noon to 1 p.m. in the Atwood Memorial Center Theater.
Find out more »Jovan C. Speller-Relics of Home Exhibit at Regency
The Paramount Center for the Arts is presenting a new exhibit at the Regency Gallery. The exhibit, "Relics of Home" features the work of Jovan C. Speller. She is a Minnesota-based artist, curator, and arts administrator originally from Los Angeles, CA. Her work – visual, textual and performative – interprets historic narratives through contemporary discourse. Her research-based practice is centered around elevating, complicating and inventing stories that explore ancestry, identity, and spatial memory. "Relics of Home" is a multidisciplinary exhibition using…
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Window Repair Workshop to be Held in St. Cloud’s Southside Neighborhood Historic District
There will be a workshop that teaches homeowners and property owners about wood window restoration. Wood window specialist Paul Schmidt will demonstrate how repairing original windows can save money, improve window operation, boost energy savings, and maintain architectural integrity. He will explain the differences between original and replacement windows and why old windows can be just as efficient as new ones. Attendees will learn about repairs they can do at home and Paul will offer demonstrations and his suggestions for tools…
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fFlutist Nicole Chamberlain will present Glutton for Gimmicks: A Composer’s Addiction to Extended Techniques
The St. Cloud State Department of Music welcomes composer and flutist Nicole Chamberlain. She will present Glutton for Gimmicks: A Composer's Addiction to Extended Techniques. An interactive event, attendees will be invited to learn about the execution and notation of the extended techniques implemented in Chamberlain’s compositions, such as beat-boxing, pizzicato, jet whistle, and pitch bends. Flutists are strongly encouraged to bring their instruments and questions will be welcomed by all throughout the presentation. The presentation is Tuesday, Nov. 19 at…
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