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Thursday, April 14, 2011

The Weekly-- and Ibsen Fest!

Lanesboro Grocery Store Informational Meetings:
Hear more about the project. Learn
how to be a part of it. Come and listen. Open to ALL!
April 14; 2 & 7 pm
Lanesboro Community Center
467-2278

Artist Painting: Open Studio -
Lanesboro Arts Center's Artist in Residence Wendy Rouse
will be painting the "Lanesboro Still Life", using
objects lent by local community members to
represent Lanesboro. Open studio! FREE. Just
come in and watch her paint.
April 14; 5 – 7 pm
St. Mane Theatre:
Upstairs Studio
467-2446

Poet, Todd Boss:
Boss's debut poetry
collection, Yellowrocket, enjoyed widespread
critical and popular acclaim. Todd's poems have
been syndicated on NPR and in Ted Kooser's
American Life in Poetry column. To celebrate
National Poetry Month and the release of the
2011 Poetic Strokes Anthology, SELCO has
organized a "Poets at the Library" tour. This
project was funded in part or in whole with money
from Minnesota's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
April 14; 7 pm
Lanesboro Public Library

Troubled Waters:
Followed by a discussion
about the controversy at the University of
Minnesota over the showing of the film, led by
Loni Kemp.
Troubled Waters is a new documentary about the
Mississippi River, by the Emmy Award-winning
team that created Minnesota: A History of the
Land. Troubled Waters: A Mississippi River Story
traces the development of America's bountiful
agricultural heartland and its effect on the
legendary river. Through beautiful photography
and inspiring narrative, the film offers solutions to
the river's troubles through fresh ideas and
concrete solutions. The Root River watershed is
a part of this story.

The University of Minnesota’s Bell Museum of
Natural History produced the film over nearly four
years, telling the story of agriculture, pollution
and farming solutions to clean up the great river.
Learn about the turmoil caused at the University
of Minnesota when the film's scheduled premiere
and broadcast on Twin Cities Public Television
were abruptly cancelled and later reinstated.
April 15; 7:30 pm
St. Mane Theatre
875-2571
Free Will Donation

Artist Demonstration:
Fiber arts by Debra
Gangelhoff: Fibert artist Debra Gangelhoff
will demonstrate techniques of felting, applique
and stitchery in the gallery. In conjunction with
the Commonweal Theatre Company's Ibsen
Festival.
April 16; 1 – 4 pm
Lanesboro Arts Center
467-2446

Spring Luncheon & Bake Sale:
Hot Beef on a bun, BBQ on a Bun, Potato Salad, Baked Beans,
Rommegrat Sweet Soup, Choice of Pie or
Dessert, coffee, milk
April 16; 11am – 1pm
Sons of Norway Lodge

Pick up the schedule of events for Ibsen Fest at the
Commonweal Theatre or the Lanesboro Visitor Center

Commonweal Theatre:
An Enemy of the People - Newly
discovered health springs offer prosperity to a
struggling town, until a local doctor realizes the
waters are dangerously polluted. How far will a
community go to turn a blind eye when the
truth will bring about their personal ruin.
(Preview)
April 14, 15
7:30 pm

April 16, 21
7:30 pm

April 17
1:30 pm
Commonweal Theatre
467-2525
$20 preview
$30 show

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