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Winter Speaker Series
Sat. Feb. 13 at 3 p.m. "Voice From Our Past"
A presentation by Native American Historian & International Speaker Jack Peel The
presentation will focus on the everyday lives and activities in the
northern woodlands. The program presets a glimpse of life as it was at
the time of European contact throught he fur trade. Mr. peel brings a
wide assortment of Native American artifacts and models to illustrate
how the items were used in the day-to-day lives of the Ojibwe people. Sat. March 20 at 2 p.m. The History of Logging in and Around Kanabec County
A
presentation by local historian Steve Marudas. Besides showing slides
of original logging photos, Steve brings along many artifacts of tools
used in the logging industry
The
programs are open to the public as well as Kanabec History Center Members
with a minimum donation of $2 per person. The History Center will also
provide coffee and cookies. Feb. 13, Sweet Treat, Meet and Greet
at the History Center 1 to 3 p.m. In the Historic Coin School
Free snacks and an
opportunity to explore the town's unique history while visiting with
Vasaloppet participants from around the world.
Next KHC Game Night and Jam Session The Third
Saturday of the Month 7 to 10 p.m.
Feb.
20, March 20, April 17
On the
third Saturday of the month, until further notice, the Kanabec History
Center conference room will be transformed into a Café with music,
games and refreshments. The games, music and coffee are free,
(donations appreciated). It's fun time to get together with friends and
hear some local musicians. Feb. 20 Annual Rockathon "Rock Around the Clock" Fundraiser 7 to 7 Sponsor
a Team for $100 or make a pledge at any level. Free Snack, Games, Quiet
Room for Reading. Sign to Rock or Come Cheer on the Rockers, Visit the
History Center.
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