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Published June 16, 2010, 12:00 AM

Local Viking Library System sponsors free cultural heritage programs

Viking Library System is pleased to announce the sponsorship of the following programs through its Cultural Heritage Legacy Program.

Viking Library System is pleased to announce the sponsorship of the following programs through its Cultural Heritage Legacy Program:

•Browns Valley Public Library: “De Smet, SD and Laura Ingalls Wilder Pageant.”

•Evansville Art Coalition with Douglas County Library in Alexandria and Viking Library System Bookmobile: “Flying Pieces of Art.”

•Thorson Memorial Public Library in Elbow Lake: “Summer Street Music,” “The Zingleberry Book Group Gets Out & About,” and the “Launching of New Quarterly Art Exhibit.”

•Mill IMPACT Team with New York Mills Public Library: “Summer Enrichment Program.”

•Perham Area Public Library: “Bruce the Bug Guy and the Bug Show.”

•New York Mills Arts Retreat and Regional Culture Center with New York Mills Public Library: “Papermaking from Plants.”

These free arts, history and cultural events will take place in July and August.

Sponsorship applications will soon be available for arts, history and cultural programs taking place in the fall 2010. The Viking Library System member libraries located in Browns Valley, Douglas County (Alexandria), Elbow Lake, Fergus Falls, Glenwood, Hancock, Morris, New York Mills, Pelican Rapids, Perham, and Wheaton may apply for VLS sponsorship of one or more programs either independently or with community partners.

Community arts, history and cultural organizations are encouraged to team up with local public libraries if there is a particular program they would like to bring to the area.

For more information about the Cultural Heritage Legacy Program, contact Gail Nordstrom, Viking Library System, 1915 Fir Avenue West, Fergus Falls, MN 56537, or call (218) 739-5286 or send an e-mail to gnordstrom@viking.lib.mn.us.

This project was funded in part or in whole with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008, which dedicated funding to preserve Minnesota’s arts and cultural heritage.

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