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SUMMARY:History of the Richfield Garden Club
DESCRIPTION:Special HHM Member Event \nJoin Hennepin History Museum as we continue to explore the theme of local horticultural history that has shaped our region. Learn about local gardening clubs from members of the Richfield Garden Club Council over light refreshments and watch a live demonstration of container gardens that you can make at home (and a chance to win one!). \n  \nThe Richfield Garden Club Council (RGCC) was founded in 1938\, the same year as Hennepin History Museum\, and continues to promote the work of the club for its 84th year. The RGCC is a group of people that enjoy nature\, gardening\, community\, floral design and conservation of our environment. It is a part of the Federated Garden Clubs of Minnesota; its plant sales and other fundraising activities contribute to the FGCM’s Scholarship fund for horticulture\, forestry\, and landscape design degree programs.
URL:https://hennepinhistory.org/event/history-of-the-richfield-garden-club/
LOCATION:Hennepin History Museum\, 2303 3rd Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55404\, United States
CATEGORIES:Discussion/Lecture,Fireside Chat,Hands-on Activity,Member Event,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Ten Plants that Changed Minnesota
DESCRIPTION:Special HHM Member Event \n“If we cannot name and recognize plants\, how can we value them and realize how essential they are to our environment and our well-being as humans?” —from the Introduction \n  \nIn 2012 a committee of experts chose the ten plants that most changed Minnesota from nearly five hundred citizen nominations\, hosted by the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. The idea that plants\, as few as ten\, could shape a state and how it developed economically\, culturally\, and historically\, is at the core of the Ten Plants that Changed Minnesota project. With careful review by more than thirty experts and scientists and with research drawn from newspaper and journal reports\, historical photos\, diaries\, and interviews\, Mary Hockenberry Meyer and Susan Davis Price highlight the importance of the selected plants and their impact—both positive and negative—in the development and future of our state. \n  \nThis event is free to members of Hennepin History Museum. \nTo check the status of your membership or recover your member access code\, email membership@hennepinhistory.org. \nTo become a member\, visit hennepinhistory.org/membership. \n  \nPresenter information \nMary H. Meyer is a professor emeritus of horticultural science at the University of Minnesota and author of many popular and scholarly articles on plants. She has studied grasses as landscape plants and manages the Grass Collection at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum\, part of the Plant Collection Network of the American Public Garden Association. Her Extension work in public horticulture has involved television and radio shows\, including the weekly Smart Gardens WCCO Saturday AM radio show. She has written hundreds of outreach publications on horticulture and gardening and developed the idea for the 10 Plants that Changed Minnesota in 2012\, including the public campaign to solicit nominations. She is the co chair of the Steering Committee for the national initiative to promote horticulture entitled Seed Your Future\, which aims to eliminate plant blindness and promote horticultural careers to students\, parents and teachers across the U. S.
URL:https://hennepinhistory.org/event/ten-plants-that-changed-minnesota/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Discussion/Lecture,Fireside Chat,Member Event
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SUMMARY:The Future of Community History: A Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Special HHM Member Event \nWhat is the role and responsibility of a local history museum in times like these?  How can an organization like HHM be a positive force in our community?  Join Executive Director John Crippen\, Board President Professor Jacqui deVries of Augsburg University\, and special guest Richard Josey of Collective Journeys\, a firm that advises museums around the country\, for a lively conversation about why local history organizations matter now more than ever. \nThis event is free to members of Hennepin History Museum. \nTo check the status of your membership or recover your member access code\, email membership@hennepinhistory.org. \nTo become a member\, visit hennepinhistory.org/membership.
URL:https://hennepinhistory.org/event/the-future-of-community-history-a-conversation/
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