Presenter: Ian McDonald, a Hutchinson, MN, commercial real estate developer, mortgage banker and principal of Wildflower Properties, LLC. McDonald is maximizing cash flow and adding to his real estate portfolio with solar rooftops. He is installing his seventh business solar system this year. McDonald has 26 years in residential mortgage banking, helping over 7000 families […]
In this virtual class, you will learn how our comprehensive program of dietary counseling, behavior modification, exercise, medication, and surgery can lead to a healthier life. We'll answer these and other questions: What weight-loss options are available? What are the benefits and risks of surgery? What can I expect if I decide to have weight-loss […]
Live From the Arts Center is from 1-2 p.m. on KMSU 89.7FM (streaming and archived for two weeks at kmsu.org) is hosted by poet and writing instructor Ronda Redmond, and Ann Rosenquist Fee, executive director of the Arts Center.
Bryce Stenzel, local author and historian, presents his latest book And The Band Played On. This book looks back at the 100 years of the Mankato Community Band. Stenzel will have copies available for purchase and sign that day. After the program, Sarah and the Houligans will play some of the music featured in the […]
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
Live From the Arts Center is from 1-2 p.m. on KMSU 89.7FM (streaming and archived for two weeks at kmsu.org) is hosted by poet and writing instructor Ronda Redmond, and Ann Rosenquist Fee, executive director of the Arts Center.
Always United is a recently established Greater Mankato Area United Way program for older adults. It aims to help keep retirees and community members connected to United Way's mission through volunteering, support and community engagement. Greater Mankato Area United Way CEO Barb Kaus will share about the Always United program and United Way’s work in […]
Live From the Arts Center is from 1-2 p.m. on KMSU 89.7FM (streaming and archived for two weeks at kmsu.org) is hosted by poet and writing instructor Ronda Redmond, and Ann Rosenquist Fee, executive director of the Arts Center.
Humans’ lives are inextricably connected with insects’, in ways that benefit and harm us and them. Insects have their own lives that have nothing to do with us but have much to teach us. If we observe, contemplate, and recreate facets of insects’ ways in the world, we may find the inspiration to address, constructively […]
Let’s share a moment of healing calm to relax in a meditative state, release energetic yuck and replenish our vitality.
Humans’ lives are inextricably connected with insects’, in ways that benefit and harm us and them. Insects have their own lives that have nothing to do with us but have much to teach us. If we observe, contemplate, and recreate facets of insects’ ways in the world, we may find the inspiration to address, constructively […]
Mankato’s Indigenous People’s Day Committee is hosting Mariah Gladstone founder of Indigikitchen to speak about “Sustainability & Food Sovereignty.” Mariah Gladstone (Blackfeet, Cherokee) grew up in Northwest Montana. She graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Environmental Engineering and returned home where she developed Indigikitchen. Mariah has been recognized as a "Luce Indigenous Knowledge […]
Community members are invited to a free suicide prevention film screening and panel featuring suicide attempt survivor/mental health advocate Emma Benoit. Doors open at 12:30 The event is free and open to the public. It includes a screening of Benoit’s 90-minute documentary “My Ascension,” which follows the journey of Benoit’s suicide attempt in 2017. Following […]
The group offers compassionate, cancer-related education and support. Share your experiences and learn about coping with the challenges of cancer.
Forgiveness can be healing for those involved, but that doesn’t make it easy to do. Tell us a story of a time you forgave or were forgiven.
This group is for people who have experienced the death of a loved one. Participants meet to share stories, explore the process of grief and healing and find comfort in knowing they are not alone.
Join us for a series of fun and educational conversations where we take two seemingly unrelated topics, learn about them from local community experts, and then work together to find the common ground that connects them. The series is an attempt to not only highlight the cultural richness that exists within the Greater Mankato Area […]
The Minnesota Valley Civil War Round Table meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the New Ulm Public Library and each presenter shares insights on historical events and people connected to the Civil War.
This group is for people who have experienced the death of a loved one. Participants meet to share stories, explore the process of grief and healing and find comfort in knowing they are not alone.
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
We will explore why historians study witch hunts in the past, explore the conditions that made the hunts possible and what we might learn from them today.
Bridging the Divide: Our Collective Role in Reconnecting Relations The climate crisis is multifaceted with myriad issues ecologically, agriculturally, and politically. We need healthy societal connections to work together towards common goals. As the climate crisis continues to escalate, the divisions between people and nature and people and place have continued to widen. Bridging these […]
Join us for a night of celebrating outdoor education! We will have a delicious meal, incredible keynote speaker, silent auction, and more. Get your tickets here. Dinner Menu: Main: Harvest Chicken & Roast Beef Merlot OR Caprese Portobello (request a vegetarian meal when you purchase your tickets for this option, otherwise we will automatically prepare […]
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
The Blue Earth County Historical Society is proud to present an Author Talk by Andrew Wood, who will delve into the captivating biography of his father, Dr. Earl H. Wood, a pioneer in aviation and medical science. Join us for an engaging exploration of Dr. Wood's life and legacy. This event is free and open […]
The Carnegie Art Center and KMSU are excited to present the next installment of the Carnegie’s performance art series: Musician, ethnomusicologist, and songwriter Tim Eriksen will present an artist talk at the Carnegie, November 25, at 2pm, followed by an performance that evening, at 7pm. The show will open with a set by renowned string […]
GreenSeam is proud to announce the 40th annual Rural Forum. Under the theme “Future Forward: Empowering Rural America Through Innovation,” this milestone event will gather current and future leaders from the public and private sectors to discuss the future of rural economies in southern Minnesota. Event Speakers Keynote Address: Dr. Robert Reiter, Head of Research & […]
The luncheon features Meghan Krause presenting "Creating Your Purpose-Powered Life."
Dean Klinkenberg will share personal stories from those who witnessed and survived the New Madrid fault earthquakes of 1811-1812 and their aftermath, as well as subsequent disasters along the Mississippi.
The Minnesota Valley Civil War Round Table meets each month and shares insights on historical events and people connected to the Civil War.
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
The group offers compassionate, cancer-related education and support. Share your experiences and learn about coping with the challenges of cancer.
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
Join us for a program titled “Blue Earth County’s Main Streets: Mankato.” This program is free and open to the public. Main Streets are the central hub of small-town life, serving as the focal point for commerce, social gatherings, and community engagement. BECHS Collections Manager Shelley will showcase Mankato’s Front Street during this month’s program. […]
Join us at the History Center when local author Jason Lee Willis talks about his book Tall Tales of Le Sueur. Admission is $10/adults, $5/children 5-17, Free for BECHS Members. In the book, Willis brings to life Pierre Charles Le Sueur through some of the tall tales that have been written about him throughout history. […]
The Minnesota Valley Civil War Round Table meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the New Ulm Public Library and each presenter shares insights on historical events and people connected to the Civil War.
Come gain a little bit of extra motivation to make those art goals happen from lecturer, Brian Frink.
The Grand is holding ART therapy sessions for middle school students to help create, connect and take care of themselves.
Join us to discuss "Minnesota Mysteries" by Ben Welter.
Join us for our monthly history chat! We're excited to explore Nicollet County's rich history with you.During our informal hangouts, we'll discuss the people, places, events, and more that have shaped our community. We encourage you to share any memories or stories you may have and to engage in lively conversations with other history enthusiasts. […]
“She Did What” will consist of intriguing stories from Brown County ladies!
War is Hell - Total War in '64 Presentations, costumed interpreters, Civil War exhibits, panel discussion, Civil War era music, books and authors, lunch, and more. Special Guest Speaker: Gary Blessman Advance Registration REGISTER BY MAIL OR ONLINE! $30 Adult (includes lunch) $20 Student (18 & under, includes lunch) "Friends" members may deduct $5 from […]
The Grand is holding ART therapy sessions for middle school students to help create, connect and take care of themselves.
