As mentioned earlier, this is the last weekend for the EGA National Exhibit‘s sojourn here in Morris, Minnesota. (Although this isn’t entirely true – see below.)
As part of today’s events, Carole Johnson and Susan Gilbert presented Randee Hokanson (left, Director, Stevens County Museum) and Athena Kildegaard (right, Coordinator, Prairie Renaissance Cultural Alliance) with samplers commemorating the hosting of the exhibit.
They were wonderful and well deserved gifts, and all five of the women that worked so hard to bring this excellent exhibit to Morris, and to organize the bucket of associated events over the many weeks it was here, deserve the gratitude of the entire community. They are (left to right) Carole Johnson, Randee Hokanson, Sue Gooch, Athena Kildegaard, and Susan Gilbert.
Visit the PRCA web site or the PRCA Flickr photo collection for more.
Also, if you just haven’t found time to come check out this wonderful exhibit, it looks like the national exhibit may remain in Morris for a few more weeks. It’s not due in it’s next home (Irving, Texas) for a bit, and the EGA has asked if we’d like to hang on to it for a bit longer since that makes more sense than crating it up and putting it in storage. There won’t be any additional events (these folks are pooped), and it’s unclear how long some of the associated exhibits will remain up, but the national exhibit will be here a little longer for people to have another (or first) look.
