Join us at historic Larson Hemsgård farm in Princeton, MN. for an afternoon of fun educational activities celebrating the autumnal equinox. Walk the labyrinth, visit with the farm animals, sing along with local musicians, participate in nature-based demonstrations, and much, much, more.
In September 2024, Project North will return to downtown Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Project North brings artists and audiences together to play, explore, and connect around music, art, and the environment.
In support of the missions of the presenting partners, WXPR Public Radio and ArtStart, all that participate will leave informed & inspired, to live creatively, sustainably and connected with the Northwoods community, ecology, and economy.
Project North Values the “5 C’s”, connection, creativity, conservation, collaboration, and community.
Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West
3131 Campus Drive, Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Saturday, September 23
9:00-5:30 pm
Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West
3131 Campus Drive, Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Join us at the Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival on Friday, September 8th. Three Rivers Fibershed will be participating in the Sheep 101 workshop to speak about fibershed and resources available for new shepherds.
CTRL+ALT+DEL: Change the Climate Frame
Enjoy an afternoon exploring what the world needs — and what you can do to “Invest in Our Planet”. Get info on current changes from experts & contribute your own personal stories, while engaging with “green” musicians and artist.
Find ways to shift the Current Climate through action. There may also be a few surprises and prizes…! Free and open to the public. Kids & families welcome
Join us in Prairie Farm, WI for the annual Traditional and Green Skills Event! Spend the day learning new and old skills from local instructors and check out the vendor booths - including Three Rivers Fibershed’s information booth.
Prairie Farm School
Saturday, March 11th — 8:00am - 4:00pm
$12 Adults
$30 Families (up to 5)
$7 Children (under 12)
Three Rivers Fibershed will have our information booth and Mending Bar set up throughout the event -
Mending Bar Details: Try out various mending techniques including darning and patching with projects and supplies that are made available free of charge. Or bring your own mending project and get instruction and advice on completing your mend and adding new life to your clothes and textiles! Supplies that will be provided include: wool yarn samples, fabric patches, thread, needles, scissors, mending instruction cards.
You can also learn how to spin with a drop spindle from TRF steward Beth Ivankovic of Priory Farms and learn other fiber arts including weaving, spinning, and needle felting from area artists.
Information on the Folk Arts Festival: Join us for a day of family friendly, folk arts demonstrations. You'll see practicing artists throughout the museum's exhibits all afternoon. There will be workshops/performances during the day for an even more immersive folk arts experience. Traditional fiber arts and folk life demonstrations and vendors will be featured, and visitors can enjoy Hmong/Hmoob cloth balls, wool spinning, weaving, wood turning, needle felting, mixed media creations, and more.
Admission: $10 Adults | $8 Seniors | $5 Students
Free for Children under 5 and CVM members
