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Have you ever wanted to learn how to embroider? Now is your chance! Join the Rice County Historical Society for the second event in our workshop series and learn the basics of embroidery! Our demonstrator Marie Tuma will show participants how to stamp embroidery patterns and start stitching away. Those who sign up will get
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Join us for another awesome kid’s day activity where we will be creating beautiful mosaics and learning about the local history of Rice County’s early African American community with genealogist and historian Mica Lee Anders. Kids will be able to make a picture frame to take home. Contact 507-332-2121 or education@rchistory.org to register for this
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Have you ever wanted to learn how to embroider? Now is your chance! Join the Rice County Historical Society for the second event in our workshop series and learn the basics of embroidery! Our demonstrator Marie Tuma will show participants how to stamp embroidery patterns and start stitching away. Those who sign up will get |
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Hop on over to FHD for a fun-filled Easter celebration!🌷Join us on Saturday, April 19th from 11 AM to 2 PM for a delightful time! 🥳We'll be serving up delicious mac & cheese with hot dogs, sweet Easter treats, & refreshing pink lemonade 🍋! (While supplies last!)Capture the magic with FREE photos with the Easter
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Join the Rice County Historical Society for Corinne Monjeau-Marz’s talk Metis in Minnesota, A Story of Us All. The Metis are a people native to Canada whose origins are marked by the mixing of European, notably French, and Indigenous Peoples. The Metis people often served as translators and traders during the Fur Trade. Learn about |
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