Author: Community Reporter
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Food Matters: Grow a Few
By Kristin Hamaker Herbs that is, or a few easy-to-grow vegetables. Like lettuces and radishes, or laid-back perennials like chives and rhubarb. It’s that time of…
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Venus, a civil twilight planet with indigo, the midnight blue hour
HALLE O’FALVEY | columnistDusk is a moment between day and night. Twilight is a time period of illumination that changes every day. Photographers and painters appreciate twilight,…
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Deb Says: The Sorrows of a House Divided
Mom died last Tuesday. I begged her to stay to see the coming spring. She was struggling with anxiety, depression, confusion, and was unable to manage her…
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Views from the Garden: Spring Renewal
When you see this a sense of spring will be in the air. This day, the prediction is for rain soon, a sure sign of the…
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5 Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf
4/7, 1pm. Temple of Aaron, 616 South Mississippi River Blvd. (at Hartford Avenue). Piet is the Dutch Master who designed the High Line and Battery Park Gardens…
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Stories of Minnesota Immigrants from 22 Different Countries
“Green Card Voices: Immigrants Telling Their Life Stories”Over the years, Minnesota and the Twin Cities have been shaped by many diverse immigrant populations. In the new banner exhibit, “Green Card Voices:…
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Support Groups in March
Drinking Problem? Alcoholics Anonymous: Info: aaminneapolis.org (952-922-0880) or aastpaul.org (651-227-5502). You may call 24/7. Women for Sobriety: Meets every Monday, 10am, at Pilgrim Lutheran Church library, 1935…
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Classes in March
Free Saturday Morning Yoga Classes: 9-10am at Union Depot, North Plaza, taught by professionals from Studio925. Classes indoors in the Waiting Room or Head House. At this time,…
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Performances in March
World Premiere: Sisters of Peace: 3/23-4/14. by Doris Baizley and directed by Barbra Berlovitz. The incredible story of the legendary McDonald sisters Brigid, Jane, Rita, and Kate, who…
