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The event, scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Monday, March 20, will be led by Walter “Bear” Hartell, who will subsequently lead a class.

The workshop will concentrate on various hand-building techniques with a deep dive into clay and glaze, what they actually are and how to use them.

A Bemidji native, Brian Miller's work to revive the “woods music” of Minnesota’s logging era has led to grants from the Minnesota Arts Board and the American Folklife Center.

The Forest Service utilized the Intergovernmental Personnel Act, which provides for the assignment of personnel between the federal government and eligible organizations, including Indian tribal governments, to place Benoit in the role of district ranger.

Creative Café events occur the third Tuesday of each month and take place at 310 Fourth St. NW in downtown Bemidji. No registration is required.

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Organizers stated no experience is necessary and all Irish dances will be taught.

Lenz will show how to make traditional shirred standing wool rugs while incorporating textures, colors and patterns.

Led by Suzuki-trained music teacher Julia Anderson, the class will be 10:30-11:15 a.m. Wednesdays from March 15 to May 17, with no session on April 5, 26 or May 10.

Moose and Sutherland will share these special stories in Ojibwe and English. The event will be livestreamed at the Cass Lake Public Library as well.

Margi Preus' new middle-grade novel is an enchanting adventure, recommended for all ages.

Anglers are responsible for removing their shelters by the deadline and ensuring no trash is left behind. Commonly left items include bait, blocking material, bottles, cans, cigarette butts and plastic bags filled with waste.

Appointments to donate blood typically fill fast, organizers noted, so people are encouraged to plan ahead.

Award-winning violin legend Tim Kliphuis of Holland teams up with America’s rising star on gypsy jazz guitar Jimmy Grant to celebrate the music of famed musical duo, Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt.

Changes in nature can happen fast: don't miss out! Take a peek at the Season Watch Newsletter.

Attendees are asked to wear purple and green to celebrate St. Urho, the legendary patron saint of Finland.

The classic comedy, set in 1960s New York City, centers around uptight, neat Felix Ungar and easygoing, disheveled Oscar Madison as new roommates.

The sessions include learning about healthy foods and gardening, animals and their habitats, trees and more.

Other art mediums will be incorporated, including painting, textiles, weaving and more.

KAXE's new series about the decline of native pollinators and the first guest is Rebeca Gutierrez-Moreno, who leads an interagency team working to develop strategies to protect pollinator species in distress while raising awareness with the public about how they can help.