West 7th Public Library
by Leslie Spring, Library Manager Saint Paul Public Library is hosting Maker Break the first week of April. Maker Break features
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Arts & Culture
Why do people still need a food shelf?
Letter to the Editor Over the past few months, supporters have asked me this question: With low unemployment rates and a
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Otto Bremer Trust Invests $200,000 in Dodge Nature Center
The Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature Center (DNC) announced it had received a $200,000 investment from the Otto Bremer Trust (OBT), St.
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McCollum Announces 2019 Congressional Art Competition
Congresswoman Betty McCollum today invited high school students in Minnesota’s Fourth Congressional District to participate in the 2019 Congressional Art Competition, “An
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Subtext Books Literary Events
6 West 5th St. unless noted. See subtextbooks.com/events/2019 Wed, 4/3, 7 p.m. Reading & signing: Mark Mallman for The Happiness Playlist Thu,
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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
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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,
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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
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Celebrate National Poetry Month in April
“The Poetry of Puppetry 2” premieres on George Latimer Central Library’s historic Jemne Puppet Stage Saint Paul Public Library’s Youth Services department invites families to celebrate National Poetry
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