This week: green beer, green art and bluegrass

  

Here’s a sampling of what you have to look forward to this week on the PDD Calendar.

Today is St. Patrick’s Day and to celebrate there’s a Ceili Irish Dance at St. John’s Episcopal Church, a family friendly party at Clyde Iron, a not family friendly party at Dubh Linn and other events. What are you doing today to celebrate? Let everyone know in the comments.

UMD is hosting a free three-part seminar this week on Teaching the Holocaust. This is designed for K-12 teachers and runs Tuesday through Thursday.

Yoga North is starting a bunch of new five and ten week classes this week, including Beginning Yoga starting today and The Chemistry of Joy starting on Wednesday.

Renegade opens its new rock musical, Next to Normal, at the Teatro Zuccone this Thursday and it runs three weekends.

The Cabin Fever Bluegrass Festival is back at the Inn on Lake Superior and runs Friday through Sunday.

Local artists are displaying their earth-friendly wares at the Treasures of the Earth – Green Art Fair at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Saturday.

So what are you doing this week? Can we tag along? Any upcoming events that you want to promote? Let us know.

2 Comments

Paul Lundgren

about 10 years ago

Just announced: Willie Nelson is playing Big Top Chautauqua in Bayfield on Aug. 10. Tickets go on sale Monday, March 24.

Herzog

about 10 years ago

It hardly seems possible, but Bigtop's schedule becomes more anesthetized with each passing year.  No shit Willie Nelson is playing there  this summer. When there are only single celled organisms left on the planet, Willie Nelson will still be playing the Bigtop. 

Please God, allow Lyle Lovett's tour bus to also disappear along with his horse. Let them both be martyred together so that he may never again write songs about how it's okay for you to touch his woman, but not his horse. Children don't need that kind of confusion in this complex world Lord.

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