May 2014

stone arch bridge near Gold Medal Park

Keystones of the Stone Arch Bridge by Carolyn Ruff – Book Review

Local author Carolyn Ruff explores her Swedish heritage and a big part of the history of Minneapolis in her first book Keystones of the Stone Arch Bridge.  Published by the Minnesota Historical Society Press, Keystones of the Stone Arch Bridge guides early readers (ages 8-12) through the history of the railroad empire of James. J. […]

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Collage of children participating in a story re-enactment during theater arts training at Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis, MN

Theatre Arts Training (TAT) by Children’s Theatre Company

Children’s Theatre Company offers Theatre Arts Training (TAT) classes and camps to children from preschool through high school. Did you know in the basement of the Children’s Theatre Company lives a bug? A bug that is invisible but extremely busy.  It’s the Acting Bug, and it dwells in the basement of the Children’s Theatre Company.

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Viva! Music and Movement in Spanish — A Class for Grown-up and Child

Update: As of August of 2016, Viva! is no longer offering classes. For other music classes, FFTC’s Guide to Family Music Classes offers several options throughout the Twin Cities. In January, I was invited by Keidy Lora to attend Viva!  Music and Movement in Spanish — one of her Spanish Music classes. It wasn’t long before I was headed

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