10:00 a.m.
Jousting! food for peasants! plague! Fantastic costumes!
Roll your characters and build your questing party - We are going to the Renaissance Festival.
Sign up in Student Affairs (m104) - $5 CASH when you sign up (but we will give you the money back if you dress up!)
Limited spaces... Sign up now!!
10:00 a.m.
Jousting! food for peasants! plague! Fantastic costumes!
Roll your characters and build your questing party - We are going to the Renaissance Festival.
Sign up in Student Affairs (m104) - $5 CASH when you sign up (but we will give you the money back if you dress up!)
Limited spaces... Sign up now!!
10:00 a.m.
Jousting! food for peasants! plague! Fantastic costumes!
Roll your characters and build your questing party - We are going to the Renaissance Festival.
Sign up in Student Affairs (m104) - $5 CASH when you sign up (but we will give you the money back if you dress up!)
Limited spaces... Sign up now!!
10:00 a.m.
Here's an opportunity to explore the Twin Cities by visiting Minneapolis' famed Farmers' Market.
Dozens of area small farmers, many of them from the Hmong community, offer for sale a variety of tasty, locally-grown fruits and vegetables, along with Minnesota products such as organic honey, maple syrup, baked goods, and natural herb soaps.
The trip will take an estimated 2 hours. Participation is free, but seating in the MCAD Wonder-van is limited, so if you are interested, please sign up right away with Allan Kohl in the Library.
10:00 a.m.
Here's an opportunity to explore the Twin Cities by visiting Minneapolis' famed Farmers' Market.
Dozens of area small farmers, many of them from the Hmong community, offer for sale a variety of tasty, locally-grown fruits and vegetables, along with Minnesota products such as organic honey, maple syrup, baked goods, and natural herb soaps.
The trip will take an estimated 2 hours. Participation is free, but seating in the MCAD Wonder-van is limited, so if you are interested, please sign up right away with Allan Kohl in the Library.
10:00 a.m.
Here's an opportunity to explore the Twin Cities by visiting Minneapolis' famed Farmers' Market.
Dozens of area small farmers, many of them from the Hmong community, offer for sale a variety of tasty, locally-grown fruits and vegetables, along with Minnesota products such as organic honey, maple syrup, baked goods, and natural herb soaps.
The trip will take an estimated 2 hours. Participation is free, but seating in the MCAD Wonder-van is limited, so if you are interested, please sign up right away with Allan Kohl in the Library.
6:00 p.m.
Free! The first weekly yoga class of the year right here in the heart of MCAD. Students only.
All skill levels welcome whether this is your first class or you are an expert.
Get ready for yoga every Wednesday. Wear comfortable clothes, and don't eat a big meal beforehand (burp).
We have mats to lend, but bring your own goat.
6:00 p.m.
Free! The first weekly yoga class of the year right here in the heart of MCAD. Students only.
All skill levels welcome whether this is your first class or you are an expert.
Get ready for yoga every Wednesday. Wear comfortable clothes, and don't eat a big meal beforehand (burp).
We have mats to lend, but bring your own goat.
6:00 p.m.
Free! The first weekly yoga class of the year right here in the heart of MCAD. Students only.
All skill levels welcome whether this is your first class or you are an expert.
Get ready for yoga every Wednesday. Wear comfortable clothes, and don't eat a big meal beforehand (burp).
We have mats to lend, but bring your own goat.
