AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIndigenous Stories: More than 40 people joined Duluth’s “Learning from Place” experience, hearing Anishinaabe artists and residents share stories tied to sites across the city. A separate Indigenous Peoples’ Day program focused on preserving Dakota language and culture. Living Traditions: Minnesota Point welcomed a cultural prescribed burn—the first there in nearly two centuries—reviving an Indigenous land-care practice. Food & Community: Minneapolis brewery La Doña has expanded into a brewpub, adding Latin-inspired pizzas and more space for community gatherings. Coming Up: Sons of Norway’s Autumn Fest in Virginia on Friday features lefse and krumkake demonstrations, baked goods and a silent auction. Arts: UMD alumna Sarah Bahr designs theater’s visual worlds, while a new children’s book, “13 Moons,” shares Ojibwe culture and family history.
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