September at the Arts Center
September - back to school - and at the Fosston Community Library Arts Center, it’s back to music lessons and back to a number of other activities as well.
Music instructors who will be resuming lessons some time this month are:
Scott Paavola(guitar) 218-556-8669 or scottpaavola@gmail.com; Eric Olson (guitar, bass and drums) - 218-694-2687 or pastorericolson@gmail.com ; Jeff Menten, member of American String Teachers Association, (violin, viola, cello, mandolin, upright bass) 218-255-0087 or jeffmentenmusic@hotmail.com; Orland Aspen (voice) - musicman56@gvtel.com or 435-6791;
Kay Carlsen (piano) - aagekay@gvtel.com or 435-6710; Lora Lee Saeter (piano) -lsaeter@yahoo.com or 435-1422. If you or your child are interested in lessons, please contact one of the instructors directly.
By the time you read this, there should be a new display in the Sorenson Gallery, “Warren MacKenzie: a Potter’s Hands.” MacKenzie is considered an American ceramic master. After many years of teaching ceramics at the University of Minnesota, he now lives near Stillwater, and at the age of 90 continues to maintain a studio there. Mark Lambert is the director of a documentary about the potter. On Friday, Sept. 25, the film will be shown at the arts center at 7 p.m., preceded by a reception beginning at 5:30. Also, earlier in the afternoon Lambert will be conducting a pottery workshop at the school. Watch for more information.
Not in September, but rather the very first day of October, there will be another special event at the library when Steven R. Hoffbeck gives a presentation based on his book, The Haymakers - a Chronicle of Five Farm Families. Farming has changed considerably in the last 150 years, and Hoffbeck, who grew up on a farm in southwestern Minnesota, brings a unique personal perspective to his subject. The program is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
In addition to the new library card club that will be meeting on Thursdays at 1 p.m., a number of other activities will resume after taking a summer break (just like school). Youth chess club also meets weekly, at 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays, and every Wednesday at 3:30 there will be a family fun activity scheduled. The library book club resumes on Tuesday, September 8, at 7 p.m. The book for the month is Coming Home by Karen Kingsbury. Also writers’ group will resume on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 7:30. New members are always welcome for all of these activities.
We will start the month of September without one of the long-time library employees, as Gina Gensburger is moving on to a new job after 10 years at the Fosston Library. I know she will be missed and we wish her the best.
Music instructors who will be resuming lessons some time this month are:
Scott Paavola(guitar) 218-556-8669 or scottpaavola@gmail.com; Eric Olson (guitar, bass and drums) - 218-694-2687 or pastorericolson@gmail.com ; Jeff Menten, member of American String Teachers Association, (violin, viola, cello, mandolin, upright bass) 218-255-0087 or jeffmentenmusic@hotmail.com; Orland Aspen (voice) - musicman56@gvtel.com or 435-6791;
Kay Carlsen (piano) - aagekay@gvtel.com or 435-6710; Lora Lee Saeter (piano) -lsaeter@yahoo.com or 435-1422. If you or your child are interested in lessons, please contact one of the instructors directly.
By the time you read this, there should be a new display in the Sorenson Gallery, “Warren MacKenzie: a Potter’s Hands.” MacKenzie is considered an American ceramic master. After many years of teaching ceramics at the University of Minnesota, he now lives near Stillwater, and at the age of 90 continues to maintain a studio there. Mark Lambert is the director of a documentary about the potter. On Friday, Sept. 25, the film will be shown at the arts center at 7 p.m., preceded by a reception beginning at 5:30. Also, earlier in the afternoon Lambert will be conducting a pottery workshop at the school. Watch for more information.
Not in September, but rather the very first day of October, there will be another special event at the library when Steven R. Hoffbeck gives a presentation based on his book, The Haymakers - a Chronicle of Five Farm Families. Farming has changed considerably in the last 150 years, and Hoffbeck, who grew up on a farm in southwestern Minnesota, brings a unique personal perspective to his subject. The program is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
In addition to the new library card club that will be meeting on Thursdays at 1 p.m., a number of other activities will resume after taking a summer break (just like school). Youth chess club also meets weekly, at 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays, and every Wednesday at 3:30 there will be a family fun activity scheduled. The library book club resumes on Tuesday, September 8, at 7 p.m. The book for the month is Coming Home by Karen Kingsbury. Also writers’ group will resume on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 7:30. New members are always welcome for all of these activities.
We will start the month of September without one of the long-time library employees, as Gina Gensburger is moving on to a new job after 10 years at the Fosston Library. I know she will be missed and we wish her the best.