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St. James Hotel Hosts Watertalks. A Free Program Commemorating The Water?Ways Exhibit Opening
Name: St. James Hotel Hosts Watertalks. A Free Program Commemorating The Water?Ways Exhibit OpeningDate: October 1, 2016Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM CDTEvent Description:The Saint James Hotel Hosts Watertalks: A Free Program Commemorating The Water/Ways Exhibit Opening 4—6PM
Celebrate the opening of the Water/Ways exhibit in Red Wing at the Saint James Hotel with a free, TEDtalk-style program. WaterTalks features speakers from a variety of disciplines which interact with water, including a teacher, an engineer, a pastor, a brewer, and a biologist. Each presentation runs 20 minutes, with a brief Q & A session to follow. WaterTalks takes place in the Laurentine Room at the Saint James from 4-6 PM. Doors open at 3:30PM, so arrive early: free appetizers will be provided, and guests 21 and over can try a special Water/Ways-themed cocktail!
For a complete description of WaterTalks speakers and a registration link, visit goodhuecountyhistory.org/events. After you register, you will be able to purchase discounted tickets for The River, a performance at the Sheldon Theater at 7:30PM on October 1. The River is a nationally renowned act featuring the string quartet ETHEL and Native American musician & artist Robert Mirabel. Experience world-class history, art, culture, and music in Red Wing on October 1. Register for both WaterTalks and The River today! To register for WaterTalks and The River, visit sheldontheatre.org/events/Watertalks. Water/Ways, the Traveling Smithsonian Exhibit opens at the Goodhue County Historical Society on Saturday, October 1st and runs through November 13th. For more Water/Ways information, including other related events and a partner list, visit goodhuecountyhistory.org/exhibits/waterways..
