BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT60M X-WR-CALNAME:Minneapolis Community Education - All Courses CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join historian Frank M White on this fascinating journey throug h the early years of St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood. From the beginning\, Ro ndo was a haven for people of color and immigrants. Learn of the neighborho od's immigrant namesake who faced discrimination due to his wife’s mixed wh ite and indigenous heritage. French Canadians\, German\, Russian\, Irish\, and Jewish families all followed his lead in the late 19th century and foun d homes there.\n\nBeginning in the 1910s and 1920s\, Rondo experienced a so cial and cultural boom. Music and theater flourished. African American news papers such as the Appeal (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.mnopedia. org/thing/western-appeal__\;!!MxD8lHs9xPYQ!N5y8XwV1H3MEwQXST67Ns5c1fbTqLNMC vc__8OgRJkAheUcm1hD-Nb6e5BYQGsXg7_IBoev8cL9z_vsVeKYcc3Q2zkHAQjzFShV2%24)\, the Northwestern Bulletin\, and the St. Paul Recorder represented Rondo’s i nterests and needs. In 1913\, St. Paul established its chapter of the NAACP (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.mnopedia.org/group/origins-naacp-m innesota-1912-1920__\;!!MxD8lHs9xPYQ!N5y8XwV1H3MEwQXST67Ns5c1fbTqLNMCvc__8O gRJkAheUcm1hD-Nb6e5BYQGsXg7_IBoev8cL9z_vsVeKYcc3Q2zkHAQnq7g9nl%24)\, making it a center for civil rights activity. One member of the chapter\, Rondo r esident Roy Wilkins (https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.mnopedia.org/pe rson/wilkins-roy-1901-1981__\;!!MxD8lHs9xPYQ!N5y8XwV1H3MEwQXST67Ns5c1fbTqLN MCvc__8OgRJkAheUcm1hD-Nb6e5BYQGsXg7_IBoev8cL9z_vsVeKYcc3Q2zkHAQixWknCb%24)\ , later led the national NAACP.\n\nFrank grew up in Rondo. He will share st ories from his extensive research as well as personal stories living in the neighborhood.\n\nMeet the Motorcoach Bus at Hallie Q. Brown Community Cent er located at 270 N Kent St\, St Paul\, MN 55102.\n\n9:45 am Board Motorcoa ch Bus\n\n10:00 am Bus Departs\n\n12:00-1:00 pm Light Refreshments at Halli e Q Brown Community Center\n\nFee includes coach bus\, guides\, and light r efreshments \n\nNote: Only transfer of registration after April 3\, 2026.\n \nIf the tour is full\, please add your name to the waitlist. We will let y ou know if spots become available. DTEND:20270424T180000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270424T150000Z LOCATION:Hallie Q. Brown Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Rondo Neighborhood Before I-94 w/ Frank M. White - April 24 (AE-56133-S27-SWT-Rondo-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_607730548@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68080/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-rondo-neighborhood-before-i-94-w-frank-m-white-april-24#AE-56133-S 27-SWT-Rondo-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Step back in time and explore the vibrant history and cultural richness of Rondo\, St. Paul's historic African American neighborhood\, on our immersive bus tour. Led by Dr. Artika R. Tyner (award-winning author\, civil rights attorney\, and Rondo native)\, this tour takes you on a journe y through the heart of Rondo\, where you'll learn about its history as a bu stling community filled with thriving businesses\, arts\, culture\, and clo se-knit families.\n\nAs we wind through the streets\, you'll hear captivati ng stories of resilience\, creativity\, and community engagement\, from the challenges faced during the construction of Interstate 94 to the vibrant c ultural scene that once flourished here. Alongside its rich history\, Rondo was also a hub of arts and culture\, nurturing talented musicians\, artist s\, and writers who left an indelible mark on the city's cultural landscape .\n\nYou'll visit significant landmarks\, including historic churches\, sch ools\, and businesses\, each with its own fascinating tale to tell. Along t he way\, you'll also have the opportunity to meet local residents and commu nity leaders\, gaining insight into the ongoing efforts to preserve Rondo's legacy and build a brighter future.\n\nWhether you're a history buff\, a c ultural enthusiast\, or simply curious about this important chapter in St. Paul's past\, our Rondo bus tour offers a unique and memorable experience f or all. Join us as we celebrate the past\, present\, and future of this bel oved neighborhood\, steeped in history\, creativity\, and community.\n\nInc ludes samples from Flava Coffee\, Slice Bros. Pizza and Life Juices Super F ood Bar!\n\n- 9:45 am Board Motorcoach at Hallie Q Brown Community Center l ocated at 270 N Kent St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 10:00 am Bus Departs\n\n- 1:00 pm @ Return to Hallie Q Brown\n\nFee includes coach bus\, guides & li ght refreshments\, A portion of tour proceeds will support participating Ro ndo businesses. \n\nNote: Only transfer of registration after April 17th. N o refunds.\n\nIf the tour is full\, please add your name to the waitlist. W e will let you know if spots become available. DTEND:20270501T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270501T190000Z LOCATION:Hallie Q. Brown Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Rondo Neighborhood Art\, History & Culture w/ Dr. Artika Tyner - May 1 (AE-56132-S27-SWT-R2) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_721124944@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69364/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-rondo-neighborhood-art-history-culture-w-dr-artika-tyner-may-1#AE- 56132-S27-SWT-R2 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Oh\, Mary! is a dark comedy about a miserable\, suffocated Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. U nrequited yearning\, alcoholism\, and suppressed desires abound in this 80- minute one-act play that finally examines the forgotten life and dreams of Mrs. Lincoln\, through the lens of an idiot (playwright Cole Escola).\n\nDe clared “one of the best comedies in years” by The New York Times\, Oh\, Mar y! received two Tony Awards including Best Direction of a Play (Sam Pinklet on)\, Drama League Awards for Outstanding Play and Outstanding Direction of a Play\, as well as a special citation from the New York Drama Critics’ Ci rcle. It was named a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.\n\nSales En d December 17\, 2026. No refunds after December 17th. DTEND:20270118T030000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270118T010000Z LOCATION:Ordway Center for the Performing Arts SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Oh\, Mary! at The Ordway (AE-56000-W27-PR-MARY) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_740331020@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69823/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ oh-mary-at-the-ordway#AE-56000-W27-PR-MARY END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience modern Indian storytelling through expressive moveme nt\, contemporary ballet-inspired performances\, and theatrical artistry. I ncludes one appetizer from a select menu.\n\n12–1 PM: Appetizer & Dining\n\ n1–2 PM: Live Performance\n\nEvent at Raag on 50th. Free parking lot behind building.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. We wil l contact you if tickets becomes available. DTEND:20261213T200000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261213T180000Z LOCATION:Raag & Corner Cafe on 50th & France SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:India Street Theater: Storytelling Through Expressive Dance w/ Owne r & Entrepreneur Sohil Goorha (AE-56155-F26-SWT-STREET) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_878853709@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69794/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ india-street-theater-storytelling-through-expressive-dance-w-owner-entrepre neur-sohil-goorha#AE-56155-F26-SWT-STREET END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Cruise the mighty Mississippi River from Saint Paul to Hastings \, Minnesota\, aboard the 80–foot Magnolia Blossom paddle boat!\n\nDay One: Enjoy a continental breakfast on board as we depart by boat from the marin a in Saint Paul and head to Hastings. Dave Bredemus will share historical n arration as we take in views of St. Paul’s downtown skyline\, Pigs Eye Lake \, Gray Cloud Island\, through Lock #2 and into Hastings. \n\nLunch will be served on the boat as we make our way down river.\n\nUpon our afternoon ar rival in Hastings\, we will check into The Confluence Hotel--a boutique hot el that blends rivertown charm and countryside elegance. The Confluence Hot el is located on the banks of the Mississippi River near historic downtown Hastings.\n\nAfter checking into our hotel\, you will have time to stroll a long the riverfront trail and parks and walk into the city to see its inter esting architecture\, enjoy arts and craft stores and search its many wonde rful antique shops. Downtown Hastings has become one of Minnesota’s special main streets. Return to The Confluence Hotel for dinner (included) at Miss i's Sip & Savor.\n\nDay Two: After breakfast at the hotel (included)\, we’l l hop on our motorcoach bus to tour the city of Hastings and see its specta cular Vermilion River waterfall. While in Hastings we will tour the histori c Le Duc Mansion and visit other unique sites in this city. As we leave Has tings we’ll view the impressive confluence of the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers.\n\nThe rest of the day we will explore rural Dakota County with a stop at the Bauer Farm known as the Little Log House Pioneer Village -- inc luding more than 45 historical buildings\, antique tractors\, and a replica of the former Hastings Spiral Bridge. On the way home\, we will take a lun ch break (included) and tour Miesville and New Trier—two Minnesota towns st uck in the 19th century. \n\nTOUR HIGHTLIGHTS:\n\n- Narrated Cruise from St . Paul to Hastings \n\n- Lodging at The Confluence Hotel\n\n- Dinner and Br eakfast at Missi's Sip & Savor on-site at The Confluence Hotel\n\n- Easy Ac cess to Levee Park\, Mississippi River Regional Trail and to historic downt own Hastings for strolling and shopping\n\n- Vermilion Falls Park\n\n- View s of the confluence of Mississippi & St. Croix Rivers\n\n- Narrated Motorco ach City Tours of Hastings\, Miesville and New Trier \n\n- Tour of Le Duc M ansion\n\n- Admission to Little Log House Pioneer Village\n\n- Lunch Stop o n Day 2 included\n\nThe Magnolia Blossom is a 80-foot paddle boat\, equippe d with heat and air-conditioning\, whichever is needed for comfort. The Mag nolia Blossom has an enclosed first deck and an open second deck. \n\nNOTE: There will be an @ 4 block walk from Hastings Dock with luggage to The Con fluence Hotel.\n\nIncludes: Motorcoach transportation\, Cruise\, Guide on b oat and bus\, 1 Night Lodging at The Confluence Hotel\, Breakfast\, Lunch & Dinner on Monday\, Breakfast & Lunch on Tuesday\, and All admissions.\n\nM onday\, June 7th: \n\n 8:00 AM-Boarding\n\n 8:30 AM-Departure from Watergat e Marina\n\nTuesday\, June 8th: \n\n@ 6:30 PM - Approximate Return Time to Watergate Marina\n\nMeet at the Watergate Marina\, 2500 Crosby Farm Road\, Saint Paul Minnesota\, 55116. Crosby Farm Road is at the intersection of Sh epherd Road and Gannon Road. Plenty of parking is available. It is okay to leave your car overnight.\n\n Ages 21+.\n\nDeposit of $300 due with registr ation.\n\nNOTE: Final payment due April 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nOvernight Tour Cancelation Policy:\n\n - - 60 Days Pr ior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59- 45 Days Prior to Departure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we c an fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 D ays Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill yo ur spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You can transfer your registration to another guest\,\n\n \n\nIf the tour i s sold out\, please add your name to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20270607T233000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270607T130000Z LOCATION:Watergate Marina at Crosby Farm SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Cruise to Hastings w/ Historian Dave Bredemus & Overnight Stay at T he Confluence Hotel - June 7-8 (AE-56229-S27-SWT) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_849253517@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68078/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ cruise-to-hastings-w-historian-dave-bredemus-overnight-stay-at-the-confluen ce-hotel-june-7-8#AE-56229-S27-SWT END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Cruise the mighty Mississippi River from Saint Paul to Hastings \, Minnesota\, aboard the 80–foot Magnolia Blossom paddle boat!\n\nDay One: Enjoy a continental breakfast on board as we depart by boat from the marin a in Saint Paul and head to Hastings. Dave Bredemus will share historical n arration as we take in views of St. Paul’s downtown skyline\, Pigs Eye Lake \, Gray Cloud Island\, through Lock #2 and into Hastings. \n\nLunch will be served on the boat as we make our way down river.\n\nUpon our afternoon ar rival in Hastings\, we will check into The Confluence Hotel--a boutique hot el that blends rivertown charm and countryside elegance. The Confluence Hot el is located on the banks of the Mississippi River near historic downtown Hastings.\n\nAfter checking into our hotel\, you will have time to stroll a long the riverfront trail and parks and walk into the city to see its inter esting architecture\, enjoy arts and craft stores and search its many wonde rful antique shops. Downtown Hastings has become one of Minnesota’s special main streets. Return to The Confluence Hotel for dinner (included) at Miss i's Sip & Savor.\n\nDay Two: After breakfast at the hotel (included)\, we’l l hop on our motorcoach bus to tour the city of Hastings and see its specta cular Vermilion River waterfall. While in Hastings we will tour the histori c Le Duc Mansion and visit other unique sites in this city. As we leave Has tings we’ll view the impressive confluence of the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers.\n\nThe rest of the day we will explore rural Dakota County with a stop at the Bauer Farm known as the Little Log House Pioneer Village -- inc luding more than 45 historical buildings\, antique tractors\, and a replica of the former Hastings Spiral Bridge. On the way home\, we will take a lun ch break (included) and tour Miesville and New Trier—two Minnesota towns st uck in the 19th century. \n\nTOUR HIGHTLIGHTS:\n\n- Narrated Cruise from St . Paul to Hastings \n\n- Lodging at The Confluence Hotel\n\n- Dinner and Br eakfast at Missi's Sip & Savor on-site at The Confluence Hotel\n\n- Easy Ac cess to Levee Park\, Mississippi River Regional Trail and to historic downt own Hastings for strolling and shopping\n\n- Vermilion Falls Park\n\n- View s of the confluence of Mississippi & St. Croix Rivers\n\n- Narrated Motorco ach City Tours of Hastings\, Miesville and New Trier \n\n- Tour of Le Duc M ansion\n\n- Admission to Little Log House Pioneer Village\n\n- Lunch Stop o n Day 2 included\n\nThe Magnolia Blossom is a 80-foot paddle boat\, equippe d with heat and air-conditioning\, whichever is needed for comfort. The Mag nolia Blossom has an enclosed first deck and an open second deck. \n\nNOTE: There will be an @ 4 block walk from Hastings Dock with luggage to The Con fluence Hotel.\n\nIncludes: Motorcoach transportation\, Cruise\, Guide on b oat and bus\, 1 Night Lodging at The Confluence Hotel\, Breakfast\, Lunch & Dinner on Monday\, Breakfast & Lunch on Tuesday\, and All admissions.\n\nM onday\, June 7th: \n\n 8:00 AM-Boarding\n\n 8:30 AM-Departure from Watergat e Marina\n\nTuesday\, June 8th: \n\n@ 6:30 PM - Approximate Return Time to Watergate Marina\n\nMeet at the Watergate Marina\, 2500 Crosby Farm Road\, Saint Paul Minnesota\, 55116. Crosby Farm Road is at the intersection of Sh epherd Road and Gannon Road. Plenty of parking is available. It is okay to leave your car overnight.\n\n Ages 21+.\n\nDeposit of $300 due with registr ation.\n\nNOTE: Final payment due April 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nOvernight Tour Cancelation Policy:\n\n - - 60 Days Pr ior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59- 45 Days Prior to Departure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we c an fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 D ays Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill yo ur spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You can transfer your registration to another guest\,\n\n \n\nIf the tour i s sold out\, please add your name to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20270608T233000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270608T130000Z LOCATION:Watergate Marina at Crosby Farm SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Cruise to Hastings w/ Historian Dave Bredemus & Overnight Stay at T he Confluence Hotel - June 7-8 (AE-56229-S27-SWT) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_185856024@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68078/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ cruise-to-hastings-w-historian-dave-bredemus-overnight-stay-at-the-confluen ce-hotel-june-7-8#AE-56229-S27-SWT END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience a curated tasting menu featuring the flavors of Indi a\, reimagined through modern culinary techniques and creations by Michelin -trained chefs.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. W e will contact you if tickets becomes available. DTEND:20270128T010000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270127T230000Z LOCATION:Raag & Corner Cafe on 50th & France SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Culinary Journey through Modern India w/ Chef Owner Sohil Goorha (A E-56155-W27-SWT-India-Feb) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_118658494@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69793/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ culinary-journey-through-modern-india-w-chef-owner-sohil-goorha#AE-56155-W2 7-SWT-India-Feb END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience a curated tasting menu featuring the flavors of Indi a\, reimagined through modern culinary techniques and creations by Michelin -trained chefs.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. W e will contact you if tickets becomes available. DTEND:20270424T010000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270423T230000Z LOCATION:Raag & Corner Cafe on 50th & France SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Culinary Journey through Modern India w/ Chef Owner Sohil Goorha (A E-56155-S27-SWT-India-April) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_462479910@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69793/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ culinary-journey-through-modern-india-w-chef-owner-sohil-goorha#AE-56155-S2 7-SWT-India-April END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience a curated tasting menu featuring the flavors of Indi a\, reimagined through modern culinary techniques and creations by Michelin -trained chefs.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. W e will contact you if tickets becomes available. DTEND:20261218T010000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261217T230000Z LOCATION:Raag & Corner Cafe on 50th & France SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Culinary Journey through Modern India w/ Chef Owner Sohil Goorha (A E-56155-F26-SWT-India-Dec) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_530174479@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69793/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ culinary-journey-through-modern-india-w-chef-owner-sohil-goorha#AE-56155-F2 6-SWT-India-Dec END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Insomniacs and bicycling lovers unite. Enjoy a 45- or 36-mile r ide through the metro on the "Midsummer's Night Dream-of-a-Ride." Make a st op at late-night shops like Mel-O-Glaze Bakery on your way to the sunrise f inish and gourmet breakfast. Registration by July 12. Cost includes breakfa st and t-shirt. Cancellation for partial refund must be made by July 12. DTEND:20270801T103000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270801T050000Z LOCATION:Southwest High School SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Midnight-to-Dawn Metro Bike Tour #48 (Southwest) (AE-56007-Su27-SW) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_766953922@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68172/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ midnight-to-dawn-metro-bike-tour-48-southwest—1#AE-56007-Su27-SW END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Black History Month! The Black to the Future Tour is a fun and interactive experience that brings the Black to the Future comic books to life—celebrating Black history past\, present\, and future. Partic ipants will explore inventions created by Black innovators while visiting l ocal Black-owned businesses featured in the comic book. Each stop connects history to modern-day creativity and entrepreneurship\, inspiring guests to imagine what’s next. Based on a series of comic books written by Mizz Merc edes\, this is your chance to experience Black to the Future in real life!\ n\nTour led by Mercedes “Mizz Mercedez” Yarbrough\, educator\, community le ader\, and creator of the Black to the Future comic series\, blending art\, history\, and innovation to make learning fun and relevant.\n\nStops & Inv entions Highlighted:\n\n \n- 2 Scoops – Ice Cream Invention \n \n- Golden T hyme Café – Home Security System Invention\n \n- Walker West Music Academy – Folding Chair/Guitar Invention\n \n- Final Stop: 825 ARTS – Double Dutch invention & Screening of the “Black to the Future” short film \n\n \n\nWe w ill see the impact of Black inventors in everyday life\, support local Blac k-owned businesses\, and celebrate the power of art and education through a collective learning experience.\n\nIncludes Motorcoach Bus\, Our Guide-Miz z Mercedes\, Samples\, 2 Scoops Ice Cream\, and a Black to the Future Comic Book.\n\nTIME: 11:45 am Board Bus - 825 Arts\n\n 12:00 pm Bus Departs \n\n 3:00 pm Bus Returns to 825 Arts \n\nNOTE: Only transfer of registration av ailable after Jan 20th. 75% refund if we are able to fill your spot from th e waitlist.\n\nIf tour is sold out\, please add your names to the waitlist. We will let you know if spots become available. DTEND:20270220T210000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270220T180000Z LOCATION:825 Arts SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour - Rondo: Black History Month: Celebrating Local Black Inve ntors - Feb 20 (AE-56117-W27-SWT-825) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_926158797@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/66852/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-rondo-black-history-month-celebrating-local-black-inventors-feb-20 #AE-56117-W27-SWT-825 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us for our private tasting dinners at Bûcheron - Winner of the James Beard Foundation Best New Restaurant 2025!\n\nChef Adam Ritter w ill share stories about his journey with time for a Q&A.\n\nBûcheron\, whic h translates to ‘lumberjack’ in French\, features French-American cuisine w hile drawing inspiration from the skill and craftsmanship of generations of lumberjacks who worked and lived in our home state of Minnesota. In this e levated neighborhood restaurant\, Bûcheron features a simple yet dynamic me nu in a charming and convivial atmosphere. \n\nNote: There will be two seat ings: \n\n 5-7 PM and 7:30-9:30 PM\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. We will contact you if tickets becomes available.\n\nNOTE : After February 2nd. you can either transfer your registration to another guest or receive $125 refund if we are able to fill your spot from our wait list. DTEND:20270303T010000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270302T230000Z LOCATION:Bûcheron SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bûcheron - Prix Fixe Dinner (AE-56154-W27-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_284251932@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67341/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bucheron-prix-fixe-dinner—1#AE-56154-W27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us for our private tasting dinners at Bûcheron - Winner of the James Beard Foundation Best New Restaurant 2025!\n\nChef Adam Ritter w ill share stories about his journey with time for a Q&A.\n\nBûcheron\, whic h translates to ‘lumberjack’ in French\, features French-American cuisine w hile drawing inspiration from the skill and craftsmanship of generations of lumberjacks who worked and lived in our home state of Minnesota. In this e levated neighborhood restaurant\, Bûcheron features a simple yet dynamic me nu in a charming and convivial atmosphere. \n\nNote: There will be two seat ings: \n\n 5-7 PM and 7:30-9:30 PM\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. We will contact you if tickets becomes available.\n\nNOTE : After February 2nd. you can either transfer your registration to another guest or receive $125 refund if we are able to fill your spot from our wait list. DTEND:20270303T033000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270303T013000Z LOCATION:Bûcheron SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bûcheron - Prix Fixe Dinner (AE-56154-W27-SWT-2) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_821607647@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67341/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bucheron-prix-fixe-dinner—1#AE-56154-W27-SWT-2 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us at Open Window Theater for a literary and cinematic cla ssic\, The Lion\, The Witch and The Wardrobe.Adapted by Joseph Robinette fr om the Book by C.S. Lewis\n\nThis dramatization of C.S. Lewis’ classic work recreates the magic and mystery of Aslan\, the great lion\, his struggle w ith the White Witch\, and the adventures of four children who inadvertently wander from an old wardrobe into the exciting world of Narnia. All the mem orable episodes from the story are represented in this dramatization: the t emptation of Edmund by the witch\, the slaying of the wolf by Peter\, the w itnessing of Aslan’s resurrection by Susan and Lucy\, the crowning of the f our new rulers of Narnia\, and more. The supporting characters are also her e: the unicorn\, the centaur\, and other forest animals\, along with Father Christmas\, Mr. and Mrs. Beaver\, and Tumnus the Faun. This story of love\ , faith\, courage and giving\, with its triumph of good over evil\, is a tr ue celebration of life.\n\nMeet Community Ed Staff at Will Call to pick up your tickets.\n\nOpen Window Theater is located at 5300 S Robert Trail #400 \, Inver Grove Heights\, MN 55077.\n\nOnly transfer of registration availab le after November 11th.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please enroll for the wai tlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261206T223000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261206T200000Z LOCATION:Open Window Theater SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:"The Lion\, The Witch and The Wardrobe " at Open Window Theater (AE -52069-F26-SWT-LWW) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_469674031@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67627/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/th e-lion-the-witch-and-the-wardrobe-at-open-window-theater#AE-52069-F26-SWT-L WW END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:The Twin Cities are home to a thriving and active community of puppeteers. From large scale spectacles like the May Day Parade and Barebon es\, to shows in parks and in theaters\, puppetry has had a home here for m ore than a hundred years.\nJennings Mergenthal\, a puppeteer and historian will share from their ongoing research project\, exploring oral histories a nd archival sources to uncover the origins of this community. We'll explore the park pageants\, department store window shows and government funded pu blic service announcements that captivated generations of Minnesotans.Meet inside the main entrance at the new Heart of the Beast and Mask Theatre Sto refront - 2411 Hennepin Ave\, Minneapolis\, MN 55405\n\nIf event is sold ou t\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261121T173000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261121T163000Z LOCATION:In the Heart of the Beast Theatre SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:History of Puppetry in the Twin Cities & Behind-the-Scenes Tour at In the Heart of the Beast Theater (AE-48100-F26-SWT-Puppet) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_70185752@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.in ternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67965/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/hi story-of-puppetry-in-the-twin-cities-behind-the-scenes-tour-at-in-the-heart -of-the-beast-theater#AE-48100-F26-SWT-Puppet END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us for a relaxed and creative morning learning the art of flower arranging! In this beginner-friendly class\, you’ll explore the basi cs of floral design\, including color harmony\, composition\, and flower ca re. You’ll get to create your own beautiful arrangement to take home—perfec t for brightening your space or gifting to someone special.\n\nThis class i s perfect for beginners or anyone looking to explore a new creative hobby. No prior experience needed!\n\nAll flowers\, tools\, and supplies are provi ded.\n\nClass meets at New Branches\, 5011 S 31st Ave\, Minneapolis\, MN 55 417. Please note that New Branches is a church building shared by three ecu menical congregations. Classes are held within this shared space. Cancellat ions and transfers require a one week advance notice.\n\nJaime Harris\, own er of Wildflower & Co.\, brings her passion for natural beauty and years of floral design experience to this hands-on workshop. www.wildflowerandcoflo wers.com (http://www.wildflowerandcoflowers.com/)\n\nIf the event is sold o ut\, please add your name to the waitist. We will contact you if a tickets become available. DTEND:20261121T180000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261121T160000Z LOCATION:New Branches SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Blooms: Thanksgiving Centerpiece Arrangement Workshop (AE-56140-F2 6-SWT-T) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_573939073@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67977/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/bl ooms-thanksgiving-centerpiece-arrangement-workshop#AE-56140-F26-SWT-T END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:December is the 11th Moon known as the Little Spirit Moon\, a t ime marked by deep winter\, long nights\, and resting all across the land. Snow covers the ground\, waters are frozen\, and travel becomes limited. Th is Moon reflects a period when the world is resting and naturally turns inw ard. For the Anishinaabe\, Little Spirit Moon was a season of rest\, listen ing\, and guided by respect for Biboon’s (Winter’s) power. Survival depende d on preparation done in the Spring and Summer and cooperation with the com munity. This session we will prepare Venison Wild Rice Soup and enjoy Berry Tea.\n\nIf the tour is full\, please add your name to the waitlist. We wil l notify you if a spot opens. DTEND:20261206T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261206T000000Z LOCATION:Our Saviour's Lutheran Church Kitchen SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Native American: Cooking by the 13 Moons - December: Little Spirit Moon (Manidoo-giizisoons) (AE-56133-F26-SWT-Dec) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_244619428@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67981/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/na tive-american-cooking-by-the-13-moons-december-little-spirit-moon-manidoo-g iizisoons#AE-56133-F26-SWT-Dec END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Held at Keepsake Cidery & Winery\, just a short drive from Mpls /St. Paul\, this experience will feature arguably some of the best cheese a nd cider produced nationally paired together on a journey of flavor. You wi ll take a deep dive into the wonders of artisanal sheep cheeses and natural \, spontaneously fermented ciders. Learn about processes\, sustainable farm ing and the realities of running small family- and farm-based businesses wh ile sipping and tasting on this guided tour with Jodi and Nate leading the way.\n\nThere will be the opportunity to purchase cheeses\, cider and other locally made products after the event.\n\n*Note: This fee includes cheese pairings\, presentations and education on organic practices. \nis located a t 4609 135th St E\, Dundas\, MN 55019.\n\nIf event is full\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.\n\nNOTE : After Nov. 28th you can either transfer your registration to another gues t or receive $45 refund if we are able to fill your spot. DTEND:20261205T213000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261205T200000Z LOCATION:Keepsake Cidery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Holiday Artisan Cheese and Natural Ciders in MN - Guided Tasting Ex perience with Nationally-Acclaimed Shepherd’s Way Cheesemaker Jodi Ohlsen R ead and Cidermaker/Orchardist Nate Watters (AE-56153-Fall26-SWT-Holiday) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_396218205@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67986/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/ho liday-artisan-cheese-and-natural-ciders-in-mn-guided-tasting-experience-wit h-nationally-acclaimed-shepherd-s-way-cheesemaker-jodi-ohlsen-read-and-cide rmaker-orchardist-nate-watters#AE-56153-Fall26-SWT-Holiday END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience a silent\, dark group session in the Orfield Anechoi c Chamber\, known as “The Quietest Place on Earth” (Guinness 2005\, 2012\, 2021). Defined as a room that is 100% sound-absorbent\, Orfield’s chamber h as been recognized internationally for its level of silence\, measuring at an average of -13 dBA\, with a current record of -24.9 dBA. Regarded by tho usands of guests as the most peaceful of places\, the chamber has become a place of silence and meditation for people visiting from all over the world . Note: These 1-hour sessions accommodate 5 people in the chamber at once. All participants are asked to remain in the chamber for the full hour\, uni nterrupted\, while remaining quiet and still.\n\nIf class is full\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261002T210000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261002T200000Z LOCATION:Orfield Laboratories SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Orfield Laboratories: Anechoic Chamber Experience - Group Session i n “The Quietest Place on Earth” (AE-56130-F26-PR-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_681986720@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68006/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/or field-laboratories-anechoic-chamber-experience-group-session-in-the-quietes t-place-on-earth—1#AE-56130-F26-PR-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience a silent\, dark group session in the Orfield Anechoi c Chamber\, known as “The Quietest Place on Earth” (Guinness 2005\, 2012\, 2021). Defined as a room that is 100% sound-absorbent\, Orfield’s chamber h as been recognized internationally for its level of silence\, measuring at an average of -13 dBA\, with a current record of -24.9 dBA. Regarded by tho usands of guests as the most peaceful of places\, the chamber has become a place of silence and meditation for people visiting from all over the world . Note: These 1-hour sessions accommodate 5 people in the chamber at once. All participants are asked to remain in the chamber for the full hour\, uni nterrupted\, while remaining quiet and still.\n\nIf class is full\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261113T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261113T210000Z LOCATION:Orfield Laboratories SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Orfield Laboratories: Anechoic Chamber Experience - Group Session i n “The Quietest Place on Earth” (AE-56130-F26-PR-2) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_640300320@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68006/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/or field-laboratories-anechoic-chamber-experience-group-session-in-the-quietes t-place-on-earth—1#AE-56130-F26-PR-2 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience a silent\, dark group session in the Orfield Anechoi c Chamber\, known as “The Quietest Place on Earth” (Guinness 2005\, 2012\, 2021). Defined as a room that is 100% sound-absorbent\, Orfield’s chamber h as been recognized internationally for its level of silence\, measuring at an average of -13 dBA\, with a current record of -24.9 dBA. Regarded by tho usands of guests as the most peaceful of places\, the chamber has become a place of silence and meditation for people visiting from all over the world . Note: These 1-hour sessions accommodate 5 people in the chamber at once. All participants are asked to remain in the chamber for the full hour\, uni nterrupted\, while remaining quiet and still.\n\nIf class is full\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261211T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261211T210000Z LOCATION:Orfield Laboratories SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Orfield Laboratories: Anechoic Chamber Experience - Group Session i n “The Quietest Place on Earth” (AE-56130-F26-PR-3) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_547286446@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68006/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/or field-laboratories-anechoic-chamber-experience-group-session-in-the-quietes t-place-on-earth—1#AE-56130-F26-PR-3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join Frank M. White at the History Theater's Twin Cities premie re performance of St. Paul's Rondo legend for "Toni Stone".By Lydia Diamond Directed by Pirronne Yousefzadeh\n\nToni Stone is a teenager growing up in the Rondo neighborhood of St. Paul\, MN. She’s an encyclopedia of baseball stats. She’s got a great arm. And she doesn’t understand why she can't play with the boys. A vibrant new play about the first woman to go pro in the N egro League. Come see the inspiring story of a woman who shattered the glas s ceiling and played by her own rules.\n\n“More than just providing illumin ating theater and timely social commentary\, Toni Stone gives long overdue credit to a woman who had to fight as hard as or harder than any man in her sport just to play the game she loved — and make a living at. The qualitie s and achievements of such a person are worth attention and emulation. You know Jackie Robinson. Now meet Toni Stone.” -Theatermania\n\nIn ‘Toni Stone \,' there is both tension and joy in story about baseball and racism. – Chi cago Tribune\n\nAfter the performance\, we will meet with Frank White\, his torian and author of "They Played for the Love is the Game".\n\nMeet Commun ity Ed Staff at Will Call to pick up your tickets.\n\nOnly transfer of regi strations after January 7th.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please enroll for th e waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20270207T223000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270207T200000Z LOCATION:History Theatre SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Rondo: "Toni Stone" Performance & Talk Back w/ Frank M. White at Th e History Theatre (AE-52070-W27-PR-TS) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_286604798@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67869/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ rondo-toni-stone-performance-talk-back-w-frank-m-white-at-the-history-theat re—1#AE-52070-W27-PR-TS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:A grand dame of the theatre is returning to the U.S. for a care er-defining comeback after decades abroad. Instead of a warm welcome\, she finds herself usurped by a young performer stepping into her most famous ro le. This collision with a rival challenges her legacy\, her politics\, and her sense of self… and soon pulls her into a future bright with possibility .\n\nUltimately\, the women realize rivalry is not as satisfying as sisterh ood. From playwright Pearl Cleage (What Looks Like Crazy On An Ordinary Day )\, a jubilant meditation on ambition\, friendship\, and aging gracefully.\ n\nOnly transfer of registrations after Feb 21st.\n\nTransportation is on y our own.\n\nIf event is full\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will cont act you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20270320T210000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270320T190000Z LOCATION:Penumbra Center for Racial Healing SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:"Angry\, Raucous & Shamelessly Gorgeous" at Penumbra Theatre - Cele brating 50 Years! (AE-56196-W27-SWT-ARSG) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_751625637@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68040/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ angry-raucous-shamelessly-gorgeous-at-penumbra-theatre-celebrating-50-years —1#AE-56196-W27-SWT-ARSG END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:WRITTEN BY: Langston Hughes\n\nDIRECTED BY: Lou Bellamy\n\nOur beloved holiday musical is back! Reimagined for its 34th year\, Hughes’ Chr istmas story dazzles with musical traditions from across the African diaspo ra\, electrifying choreography\, and rich visual iconography from long-time company member Seitu Ken Jones. Bring your loved ones to celebrate what it means to care for the oppressed and hold onto hope\, even on the darkest o f nights. Only transfer of registrations after Nov 23th. \n\nTransportation is on your own.\n\nIf event is full\, please enroll for the waitlist. We w ill contact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261212T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261212T200000Z LOCATION:Penumbra Center for Racial Healing SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:"Black Nativity" at Penumbra Theatre in Rondo - Celebrating 50 Year s! (AE-56196-F26-SWT-BN) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_556645556@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/68041/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ black-nativity-at-penumbra-theatre-in-rondo-celebrating-50-years#AE-56196-F 26-SWT-BN END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join Simone Rendon\, Ojibwe and Lakota forager\, as she shares stories and traditional medicines. We will mix herbs that Simone has harves ted and some that were gifted to her for you to mix with essential oils and add to fragrance to their Bath Soak.\n\nEach person will bring home 4oz of handmade container of salt/oils for a relaxing bath with knowledge of how the plants help aid your skin and body health. \n\nIf class is full\, pleas e enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available . DTEND:20261114T173000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261114T160000Z LOCATION:Southwest High School SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Native American: Foraged Herbal Bath Soaks w/ Simone Rendon (AE-561 18-F26-PR) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_161130056@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67529/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/na tive-american-foraged-herbal-bath-soaks-w-simone-rendon#AE-56118-F26-PR END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join Dr. Artika Tyner on a journey through the\nstories\, voice s\, and legacy of one of the most culturally significant\ncommunities in th e Twin Cities. We'll explore the vibrant history of Rondo\, from its flouri shing days\nas a thriving Black neighborhood to the lasting impact of its d isplacement and\nresilience. Each gathering invites meaningful conversation \, reflection\, and\nconnection\, creating space to engage deeply with the people\, events\, and\ncultural richness that define Rondo’s past and prese nt. This experience offers a powerful way to\nlearn\, share\, and honor a c ommunity’s enduring spirit.\n\nIf the tour is sold out\, please add your na me to the waitlist. We will let you know if tickets become available. DTEND:20261114T180000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261114T163000Z LOCATION:The Rondo Literacy House SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Rondo Stories\, Voices & Legacy: Conversation & Reflection with Dr . Artika Tyner (AE-56132-F26-SWT-Rondo-3) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_828860003@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67908/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/ro ndo-stories-voices-legacy-conversation-reflection-with-dr-artika-tyner#AE-5 6132-F26-SWT-Rondo-3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join Simon\, the owner of Northeast Tea House\, for a comparati ve tasting and exploration of Chinese and Japanese green teas. Both countri es feature very distinct expressions of green tea that stem from different philosophies\, terroirs\, and processing styles.\n\nFor questions about thi s Trip and Tour\, please contact Mrs. Bradley at 612-668-1022 DTEND:20261114T163000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261114T150000Z LOCATION:Northeast Tea House SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Northeast Tea House: Chinese Vs Japanese Green Tea (AE-56121-F26-MR -03) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_367401044@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67955/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/no rtheast-tea-house-chinese-vs-japanese-green-tea#AE-56121-F26-MR-03 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:November is the 10th Moon known as the Freezing Moon\, marking the time when waters begin to freeze\, the ground hardens\, and Biboon (Win ter) fully announces itself. This Moon signals a shift from movement and pr eparation to stillness\, conservation\, and rest. The land quiets\, travel becomes more difficult\, and daily life turns inward. For the Anishinaabe\, this was historically a time of settling into Biboon (Winter) living patte rns. Communities moved less and relied heavily on what had already been gat hered\, harvested\, and preserved. The focus was on endurance\, cooperation \, and maintaining balance during the cold months ahead. We’ll prepare a Pu mpkin Wild Rice Soup and enjoy Cedar and Wintergreen Mint Teas.\n\nIf the t our is full\, please add your name to the waitlist. We will notify you if a spot opens. DTEND:20261115T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261115T000000Z LOCATION:Our Saviour's Lutheran Church Kitchen SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Native American: Cooking by the 13 Moons - November: Freezing Moon (Gashkadino-giizis) (AE-56133-F26-SWT-Nov) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_923470074@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67980/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/na tive-american-cooking-by-the-13-moons-november-freezing-moon-gashkadino-gii zis#AE-56133-F26-SWT-Nov END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270408T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270407T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_952134979@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270408T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270407T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_629356681@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270409T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270408T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_877416120@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270409T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270408T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_687159910@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270410T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270409T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_784351895@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270410T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270409T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_505820087@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270411T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270410T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_959450704@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270411T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270410T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_531990605@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270412T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270411T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_346715348@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270412T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270411T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_42461361@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.in ternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270413T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270412T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_594235380@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270413T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270412T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_837335925@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270414T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270413T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_177754285@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270414T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270413T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_347795819@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270415T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270414T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_712305974@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270415T013000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270414T131500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_11791180@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.in ternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Experience the profound history of the American Civil Rights Mo vement on this guided bus tour from Minneapolis to Alabama.This journey tak es you through three historic Alabama cities to walk in the footsteps of br ave freedom fighters:Birmingham: The Crucible of the MovementBirmingham is where the campaign for equality faced fierce resistance and achieved histor ic turning points.\n\n \n- 16th Street Baptist Church: Stand inside the san ctuary where four young girls lost their lives in a tragic 1963 bombing.\n\ n- Kelly Ingram Park: Walk the grounds where protesters faced police dogs a nd fire hoses during the Children's Crusade.\n\n- Dynamite Hill: Visit the residential neighborhood that bore the brunt of numerous bombings by white supremacists\, symbolizing fierce Black resilience.\n\n \n\nMontgomery: Hea rt of the StruggleMontgomery reveals the deep roots of American injustice a nd the power of organized resistance.\n\n \n- The Legacy Museum: Explore po werful\, multimedia exhibits that connect the era of slavery to modern mass incarceration.\n\n- National Museum of Peace & Justice: Walk through the s triking memorial dedicated to the victims of racial terror lynching.\n\n- D exter Ave King Memorial Baptist Church Service & Parsonage Tour: Where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and served as pastor and helped guide the bus boycott.\n\n- Rosa Parks Museum: Learn about the courage of the woman who s parked a 381-day bus boycott.\n\n \n\nSelma: March to Voting RightsSelma re presents the ultimate fight for the right to vote and the cost of freedom.\ n\n \n- Edmund Pettus Bridge: Walk across the span where peaceful marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965.\n\n- National Voting Rights Museum: V iew artifacts\, personal items\, and exhibits honoring the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement.Other Tour Highlights as we travel to and from Alabama include: - National Civil Rights Museum & Lorraine Hotel in Memphis \, TN- Lotz House - Epicenter of the catastrophic Battle of Franklin (https ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotz_House) - November 30\, 1864.- FAME Sound Stud io - (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals\, Alabama\, is a legendary recording studio founded by Rick Hall in 1959.. It birthed the s oulful "Muscle Shoals sound"\, hosting iconic artists like Aretha Franklin\ , Otis Redding\, and Etta James\, and remains an active\, historic working facility today.- Hamilton County Courthouse in Noblesville\, Indiana - Famo us for hosting the high-profile 1925 murder trial of KKK leader D.C. Stephe nson- Old Courthouse Dred Scott Museum\, St. Louis\, MO - Mooresville\, Ala bama - a remarkably preserved 19th-century village incorporated before Alab ama was a state\, featuring the oldest operating post office in Alabama and an entire town listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Include s: 20 Meals (8 Breakfasts\, 7 Lunches\, 5 Dinners)\, Motor Coach Transporta tions\, Lodging\, 2 Guides on the Bus\, All Admissions and a Bakery StopAcc ommodations: 7 Nights at Drury Inns (last night at Drury Plaza Union Statio n in St. Louis)\, 1 Night at Hampton Inn\n\n \n\nPICK-UP LOCATIONS:First Pi ck-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:30 am Bus Depart s\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 265 Oneida St\, S t Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return on April 15th: 8:00 PM West 7th Community Center and 8:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist ChurchPAYMENT IN FORMATION:Single Occupancy: $3\,850.00Double Occupancy: $3\,275.00 per pers onNOTE: Deposit of $400 due with registration.. Final payment due February 7th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nREFUND POLICY:Over night Tour Cancellation Policy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 Processing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Depart ure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or i f you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\n\n- - 14 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds. DTEND:20270416T020000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270415T124500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Civil Rights Tour w/ Civil Rights Attorney & Author Dr. A rtika Tyner & Historian Dave Bredemus - April 7-15 (AE-56116-CivilRights-S2 7-SWT-1) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_98940028@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.in ternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67994/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-civil-rights-tour-w-civil-rights-attorney-author-dr-artika-tyner-h istorian-dave-bredemus-april-7-15#AE-56116-CivilRights-S27-SWT-1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Go Behind-the-Scenes with The Texas Tenors! \n\n- Billboard #1 Recording Artists- 3-Time Emmy Award Winners- 2022 Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Inductees Minneapolis Community Ed has an exclusive opportunity to experience the Texas Tenors' pre-show sound check\, Q & A with John\, Marc us & JC\, followed by a group photo with The Texas Tenors & The 3 Bottle Ba nd -- all before the concert!Our day begins with VocalEssense Tenor Jared C ampbell on the bus with us as we travel to St. Cloud for The Texas Tenors C oncert! Jared will share insights and musical samplers to keep us entertain ed while we are on the road!Tour Highlights: - Short guided St. Cloud City Tour highlighting their vibrant community -Private lunch in the Yeats Room at the Olde Brick House Irish restaurant-Pre-Show Sound Check\, Q & A & Gro up Photo with the Texas Tenors & The 3 Bottle Band-The Texas Tenors Concert at the Historic Paramount Center for the Arts The Texas Tenors are the mos t successful music group and third highest selling artist in the history of America's Got Talent! Since appearing on the series in 2009\, JC\, Marcus and John have released 5 studio albums\, 3 PBS Specials\, 5 DVDs\, multiple singles and 2 children's books that have earned them impressive recognitio n including 3 Emmy Awards\, The Gelett Burgess Award for Excellence in Chil dren's Literature and the distinction of being Billboard Magazine's #10 Cla ssical Artist in the World. The tenors' most recent albums "Outside the Lin es"\, "Rise" and "A Collection of Broadway and American Classics" all debut ed at #1 on the Billboard Charts. These classically trained\, versatile ten ors have performed more than 2500 concerts around the world including headl ine shows in Las Vegas\, China and a 24-city tour of the United Kingdom. Re cently they were honored to be included among the top 50 acts in the world and the only vocal group from the United States invited to appear on NBC’s America’s Got Talent: The Champions\, All-stars edition. You will hear musi c from their new #1 album along with rousing patriotic favorites and everyt hing from Country to Classical! * ·Check out The Texas Tenors (https://thet exastenors.com/)\n\n * ·Listen to The Texas Tenors' Music (https://thetexas tenors.com/music/)Price includes: Coach Bus Transportation\, Tenor Guide Ja red Campbell on the bus\, Concert Tickets\, Private Meet & Greet with the T exas Tenors\, Lunch\, and Guided City Tour.1st Pick-Up Location: West 7th C ommunity Center - 265 Oneida St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am Board Bus \n\n- 8:15 am Bus Departs\n\n2nd Pick-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Meth odist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 8:45 am Bus Departs\n\nApproximate Return: 6:00 pm Minneapolis & 6:30 pm St. PaulFun Fa n Fact: Kathy Bodger\, Trips & Tours Coordinator\, has been a fan since The Texas Tenors made their debut on AGT in 2009\, attending many concerts\, a nd is a shirt tail relative of THE Texas Tenor\, John Hagen 😀\n\nDay Trip C ancelation Policy:\n\n \n- 30 Days before tour - Full Refund less $5\n\n- 2 9 Days or Less before the tour - You can transfer your registration to anot her person. 75% refund if we are able to fill your spot from our wait list. \n\n \n\nIf tour is sold out\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will con tact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20270122T003000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270121T141500Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: The Texas Tenors Concert\, St. Cloud City Tour & Lunch at Olde Brick House- January 21\, 2027 (AE-56113-W27-SWT-TTT) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_301915441@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/66546/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-the-texas-tenors-concert-st-cloud-city-tour-lunch-at-olde-brick-ho use-january-21-2027#AE-56113-W27-SWT-TTT END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Go Behind-the-Scenes with The Texas Tenors! \n\n- Billboard #1 Recording Artists- 3-Time Emmy Award Winners- 2022 Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Inductees Minneapolis Community Ed has an exclusive opportunity to experience the Texas Tenors' pre-show sound check\, Q & A with John\, Marc us & JC\, followed by a group photo with The Texas Tenors & The 3 Bottle Ba nd -- all before the concert!Our day begins with VocalEssense Tenor Jared C ampbell on the bus with us as we travel to St. Cloud for The Texas Tenors C oncert! Jared will share insights and musical samplers to keep us entertain ed while we are on the road!Tour Highlights: - Short guided St. Cloud City Tour highlighting their vibrant community -Private lunch in the Yeats Room at the Olde Brick House Irish restaurant-Pre-Show Sound Check\, Q & A & Gro up Photo with the Texas Tenors & The 3 Bottle Band-The Texas Tenors Concert at the Historic Paramount Center for the Arts The Texas Tenors are the mos t successful music group and third highest selling artist in the history of America's Got Talent! Since appearing on the series in 2009\, JC\, Marcus and John have released 5 studio albums\, 3 PBS Specials\, 5 DVDs\, multiple singles and 2 children's books that have earned them impressive recognitio n including 3 Emmy Awards\, The Gelett Burgess Award for Excellence in Chil dren's Literature and the distinction of being Billboard Magazine's #10 Cla ssical Artist in the World. The tenors' most recent albums "Outside the Lin es"\, "Rise" and "A Collection of Broadway and American Classics" all debut ed at #1 on the Billboard Charts. These classically trained\, versatile ten ors have performed more than 2500 concerts around the world including headl ine shows in Las Vegas\, China and a 24-city tour of the United Kingdom. Re cently they were honored to be included among the top 50 acts in the world and the only vocal group from the United States invited to appear on NBC’s America’s Got Talent: The Champions\, All-stars edition. You will hear musi c from their new #1 album along with rousing patriotic favorites and everyt hing from Country to Classical! * ·Check out The Texas Tenors (https://thet exastenors.com/)\n\n * ·Listen to The Texas Tenors' Music (https://thetexas tenors.com/music/)Price includes: Coach Bus Transportation\, Tenor Guide Ja red Campbell on the bus\, Concert Tickets\, Private Meet & Greet with the T exas Tenors\, Lunch\, and Guided City Tour.1st Pick-Up Location: West 7th C ommunity Center - 265 Oneida St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am Board Bus \n\n- 8:15 am Bus Departs\n\n2nd Pick-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Meth odist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 8:45 am Bus Departs\n\nApproximate Return: 6:00 pm Minneapolis & 6:30 pm St. PaulFun Fa n Fact: Kathy Bodger\, Trips & Tours Coordinator\, has been a fan since The Texas Tenors made their debut on AGT in 2009\, attending many concerts\, a nd is a shirt tail relative of THE Texas Tenor\, John Hagen 😀\n\nDay Trip C ancelation Policy:\n\n \n- 30 Days before tour - Full Refund less $5\n\n- 2 9 Days or Less before the tour - You can transfer your registration to anot her person. 75% refund if we are able to fill your spot from our wait list. \n\n \n\nIf tour is sold out\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will con tact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20270122T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270121T144500Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: The Texas Tenors Concert\, St. Cloud City Tour & Lunch at Olde Brick House- January 21\, 2027 (AE-56113-W27-SWT-TTT) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_820345962@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/66546/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-the-texas-tenors-concert-st-cloud-city-tour-lunch-at-olde-brick-ho use-january-21-2027#AE-56113-W27-SWT-TTT END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us as we explore holiday ethnic treasures with Dave Bredem us!\n\nWe will tour the Mayowood Mansion in Rochester\, Minnesota\, with it s English Style architecture and themed Christmas Tour. Historical stories from the Mayo holiday family traditions will be experienced. Stories and de corations from the 1900s through the mid century years at Mayowood will be presented by local guides. \n\nDecorah\, Iowa\, located in the Driftless Re gion and settled by Norwegian immigrants will be our homebase for this tour . The city will be decked out for the Christmas season for us to enjoy. We will stay at the Historic Hotel Winneshiek situated in the heart of Decorah \, Iowa\, and is located in a thriving downtown full of local shops\, galle ries and unique holiday attractions\, which we will have time to visit. We will also have a private tour of the Vesterheim Norwegian Immigration Museu m which will have some special holiday displays for us to enjoy along with the museum itself. We will stay for dinner in the new Versterheim Commons.\ n\nAn evening tour to Spillville\, Iowa\, is planned. This historic Czech t own with his historic church called Saint Wenceslas will be a unique visit at night. We will learn about world famous composer Anton Dvořák’s visit to Spillville and the time he spent in 1893 at the church of Saint Wenceslas. We will tour Saint Wenceslas and hear local musicians play Christmas carol s on the 1873 church organ\, on which Dvořák played during his visit. We wi ll end our evening in Spillville with kolache’s made from local Czech baker s.\n\nOn day two\, we will tour the city of Decorah\, seeing historic neigh borhoods\, homes and parks. The bus tour of Decorah will also take us to th e winter waterfall and ice cave in Decorah and see Decorah’s bald eagles\, plus other historic sites in town. On the trip home\, we will tour Preston\ , Minnesota\, and have lunch at one of the favorite restaurants in Southern Minnesota\, the Branding Iron. Time permitting\, our last stop on our two- day tour will be in Chatfield\, Minnesota\, to tour the Prairie/Carnegie Li brary.\n\nAll adults 21+ are welcome to join the tour!\n\nPrice includes: C oach Bus Transportation\, 1 Night Lodging at Historic Winneshiek Hotel\, Br eakfast\, 1 Lunch\, 1 Dinner\, Vesterheim & Mayowood Tours\, Organ Concert. Koloches and other scheduled admissions.\n\nNOTE: Meals on your own - 1 lu nch\n\nFirst Pick-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:3 0 am Bus Departs\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 26 5 Oneida St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return: 5:00 West 7th Co mmunity Center and 5:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist Church\n\nDeposit of $100 due with registration.\n\nNOTE: Final payment due Oct 9th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nOvernight Tour Cancelation Poli cy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 P rocessing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Departure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill y our spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 adm in fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\ n\n- - 15 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds . \n\n \n\nIf tour is sold out\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will co ntact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261209T233000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261209T133000Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Historic Ethnic Holiday Treasures: Decorah\, Mayowood & S pillville w/ Historian Dave Bredemus - December 9-10 (AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_481996573@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65837/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/bu s-tour-historic-ethnic-holiday-treasures-decorah-mayowood-spillville-w-hist orian-dave-bredemus-december-9-10#AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us as we explore holiday ethnic treasures with Dave Bredem us!\n\nWe will tour the Mayowood Mansion in Rochester\, Minnesota\, with it s English Style architecture and themed Christmas Tour. Historical stories from the Mayo holiday family traditions will be experienced. Stories and de corations from the 1900s through the mid century years at Mayowood will be presented by local guides. \n\nDecorah\, Iowa\, located in the Driftless Re gion and settled by Norwegian immigrants will be our homebase for this tour . The city will be decked out for the Christmas season for us to enjoy. We will stay at the Historic Hotel Winneshiek situated in the heart of Decorah \, Iowa\, and is located in a thriving downtown full of local shops\, galle ries and unique holiday attractions\, which we will have time to visit. We will also have a private tour of the Vesterheim Norwegian Immigration Museu m which will have some special holiday displays for us to enjoy along with the museum itself. We will stay for dinner in the new Versterheim Commons.\ n\nAn evening tour to Spillville\, Iowa\, is planned. This historic Czech t own with his historic church called Saint Wenceslas will be a unique visit at night. We will learn about world famous composer Anton Dvořák’s visit to Spillville and the time he spent in 1893 at the church of Saint Wenceslas. We will tour Saint Wenceslas and hear local musicians play Christmas carol s on the 1873 church organ\, on which Dvořák played during his visit. We wi ll end our evening in Spillville with kolache’s made from local Czech baker s.\n\nOn day two\, we will tour the city of Decorah\, seeing historic neigh borhoods\, homes and parks. The bus tour of Decorah will also take us to th e winter waterfall and ice cave in Decorah and see Decorah’s bald eagles\, plus other historic sites in town. On the trip home\, we will tour Preston\ , Minnesota\, and have lunch at one of the favorite restaurants in Southern Minnesota\, the Branding Iron. Time permitting\, our last stop on our two- day tour will be in Chatfield\, Minnesota\, to tour the Prairie/Carnegie Li brary.\n\nAll adults 21+ are welcome to join the tour!\n\nPrice includes: C oach Bus Transportation\, 1 Night Lodging at Historic Winneshiek Hotel\, Br eakfast\, 1 Lunch\, 1 Dinner\, Vesterheim & Mayowood Tours\, Organ Concert. Koloches and other scheduled admissions.\n\nNOTE: Meals on your own - 1 lu nch\n\nFirst Pick-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:3 0 am Bus Departs\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 26 5 Oneida St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return: 5:00 West 7th Co mmunity Center and 5:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist Church\n\nDeposit of $100 due with registration.\n\nNOTE: Final payment due Oct 9th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nOvernight Tour Cancelation Poli cy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 P rocessing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Departure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill y our spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 adm in fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\ n\n- - 15 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds . \n\n \n\nIf tour is sold out\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will co ntact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261209T230000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261209T140000Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Historic Ethnic Holiday Treasures: Decorah\, Mayowood & S pillville w/ Historian Dave Bredemus - December 9-10 (AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_904330134@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65837/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/bu s-tour-historic-ethnic-holiday-treasures-decorah-mayowood-spillville-w-hist orian-dave-bredemus-december-9-10#AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us as we explore holiday ethnic treasures with Dave Bredem us!\n\nWe will tour the Mayowood Mansion in Rochester\, Minnesota\, with it s English Style architecture and themed Christmas Tour. Historical stories from the Mayo holiday family traditions will be experienced. Stories and de corations from the 1900s through the mid century years at Mayowood will be presented by local guides. \n\nDecorah\, Iowa\, located in the Driftless Re gion and settled by Norwegian immigrants will be our homebase for this tour . The city will be decked out for the Christmas season for us to enjoy. We will stay at the Historic Hotel Winneshiek situated in the heart of Decorah \, Iowa\, and is located in a thriving downtown full of local shops\, galle ries and unique holiday attractions\, which we will have time to visit. We will also have a private tour of the Vesterheim Norwegian Immigration Museu m which will have some special holiday displays for us to enjoy along with the museum itself. We will stay for dinner in the new Versterheim Commons.\ n\nAn evening tour to Spillville\, Iowa\, is planned. This historic Czech t own with his historic church called Saint Wenceslas will be a unique visit at night. We will learn about world famous composer Anton Dvořák’s visit to Spillville and the time he spent in 1893 at the church of Saint Wenceslas. We will tour Saint Wenceslas and hear local musicians play Christmas carol s on the 1873 church organ\, on which Dvořák played during his visit. We wi ll end our evening in Spillville with kolache’s made from local Czech baker s.\n\nOn day two\, we will tour the city of Decorah\, seeing historic neigh borhoods\, homes and parks. The bus tour of Decorah will also take us to th e winter waterfall and ice cave in Decorah and see Decorah’s bald eagles\, plus other historic sites in town. On the trip home\, we will tour Preston\ , Minnesota\, and have lunch at one of the favorite restaurants in Southern Minnesota\, the Branding Iron. Time permitting\, our last stop on our two- day tour will be in Chatfield\, Minnesota\, to tour the Prairie/Carnegie Li brary.\n\nAll adults 21+ are welcome to join the tour!\n\nPrice includes: C oach Bus Transportation\, 1 Night Lodging at Historic Winneshiek Hotel\, Br eakfast\, 1 Lunch\, 1 Dinner\, Vesterheim & Mayowood Tours\, Organ Concert. Koloches and other scheduled admissions.\n\nNOTE: Meals on your own - 1 lu nch\n\nFirst Pick-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:3 0 am Bus Departs\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 26 5 Oneida St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return: 5:00 West 7th Co mmunity Center and 5:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist Church\n\nDeposit of $100 due with registration.\n\nNOTE: Final payment due Oct 9th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nOvernight Tour Cancelation Poli cy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 P rocessing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Departure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill y our spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 adm in fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\ n\n- - 15 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds . \n\n \n\nIf tour is sold out\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will co ntact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261210T233000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261210T133000Z LOCATION:Lake Harriet United Methodist Church Parking Lot - South End of lo t facing The Waters Senior Living SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Historic Ethnic Holiday Treasures: Decorah\, Mayowood & S pillville w/ Historian Dave Bredemus - December 9-10 (AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_853118391@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65837/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/bu s-tour-historic-ethnic-holiday-treasures-decorah-mayowood-spillville-w-hist orian-dave-bredemus-december-9-10#AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us as we explore holiday ethnic treasures with Dave Bredem us!\n\nWe will tour the Mayowood Mansion in Rochester\, Minnesota\, with it s English Style architecture and themed Christmas Tour. Historical stories from the Mayo holiday family traditions will be experienced. Stories and de corations from the 1900s through the mid century years at Mayowood will be presented by local guides. \n\nDecorah\, Iowa\, located in the Driftless Re gion and settled by Norwegian immigrants will be our homebase for this tour . The city will be decked out for the Christmas season for us to enjoy. We will stay at the Historic Hotel Winneshiek situated in the heart of Decorah \, Iowa\, and is located in a thriving downtown full of local shops\, galle ries and unique holiday attractions\, which we will have time to visit. We will also have a private tour of the Vesterheim Norwegian Immigration Museu m which will have some special holiday displays for us to enjoy along with the museum itself. We will stay for dinner in the new Versterheim Commons.\ n\nAn evening tour to Spillville\, Iowa\, is planned. This historic Czech t own with his historic church called Saint Wenceslas will be a unique visit at night. We will learn about world famous composer Anton Dvořák’s visit to Spillville and the time he spent in 1893 at the church of Saint Wenceslas. We will tour Saint Wenceslas and hear local musicians play Christmas carol s on the 1873 church organ\, on which Dvořák played during his visit. We wi ll end our evening in Spillville with kolache’s made from local Czech baker s.\n\nOn day two\, we will tour the city of Decorah\, seeing historic neigh borhoods\, homes and parks. The bus tour of Decorah will also take us to th e winter waterfall and ice cave in Decorah and see Decorah’s bald eagles\, plus other historic sites in town. On the trip home\, we will tour Preston\ , Minnesota\, and have lunch at one of the favorite restaurants in Southern Minnesota\, the Branding Iron. Time permitting\, our last stop on our two- day tour will be in Chatfield\, Minnesota\, to tour the Prairie/Carnegie Li brary.\n\nAll adults 21+ are welcome to join the tour!\n\nPrice includes: C oach Bus Transportation\, 1 Night Lodging at Historic Winneshiek Hotel\, Br eakfast\, 1 Lunch\, 1 Dinner\, Vesterheim & Mayowood Tours\, Organ Concert. Koloches and other scheduled admissions.\n\nNOTE: Meals on your own - 1 lu nch\n\nFirst Pick-Up Location: Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55410\n\n- 7:15 am Board Coach Bus\n\n- 7:3 0 am Bus Departs\n\nSecond Pick-Up Location: West 7th Community Center - 26 5 Oneida St\, St Paul\, MN 55102\n\n- 8:00 am\n\n@ Return: 5:00 West 7th Co mmunity Center and 5:30 pm Lake Harriet United Methodist Church\n\nDeposit of $100 due with registration.\n\nNOTE: Final payment due Oct 9th.\n\nFinal Payment Due: 60 Days Prior to Departure\n\nOvernight Tour Cancelation Poli cy:\n\n \n- - 60 Days Prior to Departure: 100% Refund of Trip Fee less $5 P rocessing Fee\n\n- - 59-45 Days Prior to Departure: 90% Refund of Trip Fee OR $50 admin fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill y our spot)\n\n- - 44-16 Days Prior to Departure: 50% of Trip Fee OR $100 adm in fee if we can fill your spot (or if you find someone to fill your spot)\ n\n- - 15 Days or Less: You may still transfer your reservation. No refunds . \n\n \n\nIf tour is sold out\, please enroll for the waitlist. We will co ntact you if a space becomes available. DTEND:20261210T230000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261210T140000Z LOCATION:West 7th Community Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Historic Ethnic Holiday Treasures: Decorah\, Mayowood & S pillville w/ Historian Dave Bredemus - December 9-10 (AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_882459922@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65837/adult-enrichment-fall-2026/bu s-tour-historic-ethnic-holiday-treasures-decorah-mayowood-spillville-w-hist orian-dave-bredemus-december-9-10#AE-56113-F26-SWT-IA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us on New Year's Eve and get your hands-on making your own Indian naan flatbread with vegetarian or non-vegetarian fillings. Then vis it Raag's kitchen in small groups to watch our chef bake your creation in a traditional clay tandoor oven.\n\nEvent at Raag on 50th. Free parking lot behind building.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please sign up on the waitlist. We will contact you if tickets becomes available. DTEND:20261231T190000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20261231T170000Z LOCATION:Raag & Corner Cafe on 50th & France SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Build Your Own Naan Flatbread - New Year's Eve Event!! w/ Chef Owne r Sohil Goorha (AE-56155-F26-SWT-Naan) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_876348089@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/69796/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ build-your-own-naan-flatbread-new-year-s-eve-event-w-chef-owner-sohil-goorh a#AE-56155-F26-SWT-Naan END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Minneapolis Community Education is privileged to partner with F ull Circle Indigenous Planning + Design in offering a tour of their work in our community.\n\nThis tour offers an inspiring opportunity to experience the rich history\, culture\, and ongoing vitality of Indigenous communities in Minnesota. Together\, these sites provide a meaningful journey that hig hlights Native resilience\, cultural preservation\, education\, environment al stewardship\, and the powerful community impact of Indigenous-led organi zations that strengthen cultural understanding and community wellbeing.\n\n Full Circle Indigenous Planning+ Design is a 100% Native American-owned and community-focused design firm. Full Circle collaborates with communities a nd organizations to create culturally appropriate\, operationally efficient \, and fiscally responsible design solutions.\n\nThis tour will take you to four urban sites❤️\n\nThe Minneapolis American Indian Center sought to ren ovate and add to their aging facility. The modernized and expanded building offers a variety of spaces and services at the heart of the urban American Indian Cultural Corridor.\n\nRed Lake Nation College leveraged existing bu ildings to expand its campus to Minneapolis. Highlights include culturally- focused learning spaces and an upper-level roof deck.\n\nThe new offices fo r Owamniyomni Okhódayapi\, which is a Dakota-led non-profit working to tran sform five acres of land along the riverfront into a place of restoration\, education\, healing\, and connection.\n\nNamed to honor the significance o f Waḳan Ṭípi Cave as a Dakota sacred site\, the mission of Waḳan Ṭípi Center is to serve as an intergenerational gathering place that honors Wak ̣an Ṭípi and Wic̣aḣapi as Daḳota sacred sites. Our work here connects pe ople to this sacred landscape though immersive experiences in Daḳota histor y\, lifeways\, language\, and values.\n\nThe 7\,500 sq. ft. building featur es an exhibit hall\, classrooms\, ceremony space\, a community gathering ar ea\, a teaching kitchen\, and teaching gardens to showcase and expand the v alue of the sanctuary as a place for cultural healing\, life-long learning\ , and inspiration.\n\nWe hope you can join us as we learn about these impor tant resources in our community.\n\nIf event is sold out\, please add your name to the waitlist. We will let you know if a tickets becomes available.\ n\nOnly transfer of registration after May 5th. . DTEND:20270605T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261114T095201Z DTSTART:20270605T180000Z LOCATION:South High School SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Bus Tour: Native Architecture w/ Full Circle Indigenous Planning + Design Architects Sam Olbekson & Regine Kennedy - June 5 (AE-56333-S27-SWT) UID:2026-11-14T09:52:01+00:00_911205599@ip-10-0-131-196.us-east-2.compute.i nternal URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65843/adult-enrichment-winter-2027/ bus-tour-native-architecture-w-full-circle-indigenous-planning-design-archi tects-sam-olbekson-regine-kennedy-june-5#AE-56333-S27-SWT END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR