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BRAINERD — Warming Communities from the Heart, a distribution event, will be 1-3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, at the Brainerd Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Special guests, nonprofit organizations, public officials and volunteers from various communities will gather to pack and distribute mittens, hats, scarves and some winter coats ranging from infant to adult sizes as well as various gift cards from restaurants, coffee shops and grocery stores donated by businesses.
This distribution event is to raise awareness for crisis programs and for those who are in need.
Chato Gonzales will help us understand this renewed interest and give an overview about what is involved in making Ojibwe a teachable language.
Workshops, vendors, exhibitors, lunch, door prizes and a keynote speaker are planned for the full-day event. There is no admission charge or registration required.
This calendar lists book or author events, auditions for theatrical productions, art, craft or food fairs and other unique entertainment events.
This calendar lists theatrical productions and other unique entertainment events.
A round-up of upcoming entertainment events, such as concerts, plays, music in the park, author events in the Brainerd lakes area.
The calendar lists art exhibits on display, as well as art workshops and activities.
Lakes Area Music Festival will present the program “Minerva of the North” on Sunday, Feb. 5, at Trinity Lutheran in Brainerd. The event will feature baroque instrumental and vocal repertoire.
“Living” is a new drama starring English actor Bill Nighy a veteran civil servant who receives a terminal diagnosis from his doctor and decides to live it up with the help of a plucky young woman.
Presenting will be a panel of Upward Bound Program students and staff and Sociology instructor Scott Foster, who were part of a trip last summer that looked at the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.
