Take an in-depth look at the historic Washburn A Mill complex and the award-winning Mill City Museum building on a guided tour of the building; this is the only opportunity for a guided tour through the entire museum building, and the only chance to see some of its non-public spaces. The tour includes admission to the museum gallery as well as the Flour Tower show, and Minneapolis in 19 Minutes Flat.
Brownie Girl Scout Workshops: Listening to the Past
02/11/12 To 05/12/12
Participate in exclusive activities for Girl Scouts while earning a badge at the Minnesota History Center.
History Forum: Religious Freedom
02/18/12 To 02/18/12
A mandatory prayer in a public school district sparked one of the most contentious fights over the meaning of religious freedom in the United States. With notable historian and author Bruce Dierenfield.
Junior Girl Scout Workshops: Folk Art
02/18/12 To 05/19/12
Participate in exclusive activities for Junior Girl Scouts while earning a badge at the Minnesota History Center.
$19.68 for 4 Tickets
02/20/12
Get four tickets for $19.68 to the History Center to be used in one visit during the run of the 1968 exhibit. A $40 value! This discount is available only online.
PLEASE DISREGARD EVENT DATE AND TIME WHEN ORDERING, VOUCHER MAY BE USED ANY TIME BEFORE FEBRUARY 20TH.
Global Hot Dish Variety Show
02/25/12 To 03/31/12
This whimsical 90-minute variety show features multi-cultural, multi-generational artists performing and leading the crowd in music, dancing and sing-a-long entertainment.
Seniors in Mind
03/13/12 To 11/13/12
FREE programs for people 55 and beyond at the Minnesota History Center.
History Forum: Lincoln, the Civil War and the Constitution
03/17/12 To 03/17/12
Faced with the potential destruction of the Union at the beginning of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln stretched the Constitution almost to the breaking point. Did he do the right thing? With Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Mark J. Neely.
Fort Snelling Blacksmith For a Day
05/05/12 To 06/16/12
Join the skilled tradesmen of the historic fort to try blacksmithing under the direction of the smith. You'll select a project, work the forge, pound out the hot metal and shape the iron using hammer and tongs as it was done two centuries ago. Participants will be able to take their finished projects home. Children ages 13-17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups of up to eight people may make advance reservations on other days.
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