AHHA! Healing the Breach – Artists’ Reception
AHHA! Healing the Breach – Artists’ Reception
Nationally known Black Twin Cities artists, Beverly Tipton-Hammond, Kennedy Simpson, Drew Hammond and Donald Walker, invite you to see firsthand the art inspired by their lived experiences.
White Bear Beach’s Sophie Wirth Camp
White Bear Beach’s Sophie Wirth Camp
Sophie Wirth Camp, located in White Bear Lake, was the first Jewish camp in Minnesota. It was open from 1911 to 1943 and was sponsored by the St. Paul Council of Jewish Women.
Community Book Read – What We Hunger For
Community Book Read – What We Hunger For
In this collection, fourteen writers from refugee and immigrant families write about their complicated, poignant, funny, difficult, joyful, and ongoing relationships to food, cooking, and eating.
Community Conversations on Race
We hope you will join us for the following four meetings, but attending all four sessions is not required to participate in the series.
Many Faces of the White Bear Lake Area is proud to be partnering with the Minnesota Humanities Center to host a 4-part community conversation series for the broader White Bear Lake Area with the goal of learning and understanding how we experience and recognize racism in our community, how it impacts the community, and how we can educate ourselves to learn and to lead work in creating a more welcoming and inclusive community for all.
Building a better community – conversation series asks the hard questions about race
Listening to and learning from these personal stories was the object of the first in a series of four community conversations on race, hosted by Many Faces in partnership with the Minnesota Humanities Center. Many Faces is a collaboration of White Bear Lake-area organizations that aim to build a welcoming and equitable community for all residents.
Partners
Century College
City of White Bear Lake
White Bear Center for the Arts
