Posts in Celebrations
Mill City Farmer's Market - Opening Day OUTSIDE is 5/5

Mill City Farmer’s Market moves back outdoors on May 5th! With live music, Guthrie Storytelling, Art Market, Breakfast and Lunch, it’s your must stop for a Saturday morning munch, shop and stroll.

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A Beginner’s Guide to the Great American Rail Trail

A Beginner’s Guide to the Great American Rail Trail from afar.com uncovers 6 beautiful trails across America, that will provide you and your F & F with the perfect Summer get-away!

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Jelly Bean Kid's Party Tips

Ardith Beveridge shares her tips and mechanics for a kid's party themed around everybody's favorite, JELLY BEANS! This tabletop and flower design adapts to any theme you prefer, with a quick switch of the props.

Have fun and YES, you can spill the beans anywhere you like.  

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W3 Book Club - “Swamplandia”

Teri E. Popp and Laura Chin took their W3 Book Club adventures on the road to Marco Island and found the perfect pairing with their trip to Everglades City and Wooten's, located in the Big Cypress National Preserve.

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Mill City Farmer's Market - Opening Day Outside is Saturday 5/5

Jenny Heck, Mill City Marketing/Events Mgr., shares the latest market recipes, volunteer opportunities and of course the tasty treats you can indulge in for the last two indoor winter markets April 14th & 28th. 

Then it's outside we go on May 5th!! Join us for opening day!

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Cindi's Easter Inspirations

Some might consider Good Friday as Easter weeks' darkest hours. For me, it's the culmination of why Jesus set foot upon this Earth and why his Holy Father's send-off, must have broken his heart. But then again, He knew, He planned it all for us. So be happy on this Good Friday, Sunday's resurrection celebration is right around the corner. Mother Teresa's quote, sums it up!

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Passover is here!

The eight-day festival of Passover is celebrated in the early spring, from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. It commemorates the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. It is observed by avoiding leaven and highlighted by the Seder meals that include four cups of wine, eating matza and bitter herbs, and retelling the story of the Exodus.

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