Event List

Three sessions will inspire you to look at your family history research from a new perspective. Learn to assess your past research with new eyes and explore resources and tools to find new information.

Get into the spirit of Halloween by making your own Halloween scene inside a mason jar!  

Join Judy Green for a pictorial travelogue taking you to the homesites Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family lived, as well as a few locations she never mentioned.  Stops include Laura's birthplace in Wisconsi

Learn about the experiences and perspectives of the Fritz Family during the Civil War through a collection of personal letters in the MCDL Archives. Optional viewing on Zoom.  

Create a mobile using items found in nature. 

From the Pacific Northwest to the Great Plains to the Southwest, tribal artists and artisans have been creating beautiful objects of spiritual significance and practical function.

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach beginners sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 6 classes is recommended but not required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach intermediate sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 6 classes is recommended but not required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach beginners sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 6 classes is recommended but not required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach intermediate sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 6 classes is recommended but not required. Ages 10 and up welcome.