Estuaries in the Balance tells the tale of two iconic Lake Superior estuaries — ecologically critical shoreline environments where lake- and river-water mix. Join neighbor John Shepard of Hamline’s Center for Global Environmental Education as he shares the story behind CGEE's new Public TV documentary.

Conservation biologist and educator Dawn Tanner will present lessons she learned as she traveled from the rainforests of Madagascar and Borneo to the prairies of the Midwest and had unforgettable moments with rare wildlife. For learners of all ages, Tanner will share how music and art are key to staying motivated and building community while doing the work of conservation.

Each first Saturday in June, the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival transforms a charming St. Paul neighborhood into a lively outdoor celebration of art and community.

Tom Will, ornithologist and former conservation biologist with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, will share some of his most memorable bird encounters and facets of avian evolution.

Join us to learn about your rights, how to exercise them, and what to do when your rights are violated. This training will be led by a representative of the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota.

Our annual open meeting at SAP Lutheran Church. An informal pie-judging contest and eating all things round!

Join Minnesota author Frank M. White in a discussion of the history of African American baseball players in Minnesota from the 1870’s through the 1950’s.

Join us to explore how we as a community might reimagine and revitalize community lands through the sale and redevelopment of the Luther Seminary campus.