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Natural Awakenings Twin Cities September 2023 Issue

Read the September 2023 edition of Natural Awakenings Twin Cities magazine. This is our annual Inspired Living Issue which features articles on traveling with purpose, medical tourism, understanding light pollution, helping kids cope with anxiety, embracing the winding road, and so much more! Be sure to check out our local content, including News Brief announcements, Community Resource Guide with providers throughout the metro who can meet your individual wellness needs, and all the happenings in the Calendar of Events. There is additional online-only content that can be found at NATwinCities.com.

Read the September 2023 edition of Natural Awakenings Twin Cities magazine. This is our annual Inspired Living Issue which features articles on traveling with purpose, medical tourism, understanding light pollution, helping kids cope with anxiety, embracing the winding road, and so much more!

Be sure to check out our local content, including News Brief announcements, Community Resource Guide with providers throughout the metro who can meet your individual wellness needs, and all the happenings in the Calendar of Events. There is additional online-only content that can be found at NATwinCities.com.

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calendar of events<br />

featured event<br />

Discover Your Highest<br />

Purpose<br />

Sri Harold Klemp, the spiritual leader<br />

of Eckankar, shares wisdom through<br />

stories and spiritual insights that bring<br />

meaning, connection and humor to the<br />

workings of Spirit in everyday life.<br />

Fridays at 7pm<br />

Watch on Channel 6 or via MCN6.org<br />

For more information, visit Eckankar.org,<br />

TempleOfECK.org or<br />

Facebook.com/Eckankar.<br />

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5<br />

West 7th Mississippi Market Blood Drive – 10am-<br />

4pm. The “bloodmobile” donation bus will be in<br />

the parking lot of Mississippi Market’s West 7th<br />

store. Due to limited space, donors must schedule<br />

an appointment. Free. 1500 West 7th St., Saint Paul.<br />

MSMarket.coop/event.<br />

WEDNESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 6, 20<br />

Community Cooks @New Salem Lutheran<br />

Church – 5-7:30pm. Community Cooks workshops<br />

bring community members together to cook, eat,<br />

learn and discuss social change. All are welcome<br />

and dinner is on us. Bring your friends, neighbors,<br />

and family. Free. 4150 Dupont Avenue, North Minneapolis.<br />

AppetiteForChangemn.org/event.<br />

THURSDAYS, SEPTEMBER 7, 14,<br />

21, 28<br />

Career Services – 10am-12:30pm. Open to everyone<br />

for drop-in job search assistance and career<br />

planning including resume development, applying<br />

to job postings, interview tips, networking, LinkedIn<br />

and more. Free. 2180 North Hamline Ave.,<br />

Roseville. RCLReads.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

Magnet Senior Center – 5-7pm. Join for conversation,<br />

read the newspaper, or do a crossword puzzle. This is<br />

a drop-in program. Each week will feature an activity.<br />

All individuals age 50+ are welcome. 300 Nicollet<br />

Mall. Minneapolis. Hclib.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

FRIDAYS, SEPTEMBER 8, 15,<br />

22, 29<br />

Spanish Group - 1-2:30pm. Meet with other adults for<br />

friendly conversation while speaking in Spanish. Open<br />

to anyone who is interested in learning, speaking or<br />

practicing their Spanish skills. Free. 15700 36th Ave.<br />

N., Plymouth. Hclib.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 9, 16,<br />

23<br />

Maker Adult – 10am-1pm. Use the Library’s<br />

laptops to design a 3D model, create your own<br />

stickers, cards, or other cardstock cutouts, or<br />

utilize the video and photo editing software. Free.<br />

2180 North Hamline Ave., Roseville. RCLReads.<br />

BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

Citizenship Class - 3:30-5pm. Join Literacy Minnesota<br />

and the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota<br />

for free citizenship classes to understand the<br />

process, study for the interview, learn about U.S.<br />

history and government, and get free help from a<br />

lawyer. Free. 1200 Payne Avenue, Saint Paul. Sppl.<br />

BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

SUNDAYS, SEPTEMBER 10, 17, 24<br />

League of Extraordinary Makers – 2-4pm. Bring<br />

your knitting, crochet, sewing, cross-stitch, quilting,<br />

rugs, weaves, or other fiber arts projects to work<br />

on and meet other local fiber artists. All levels of<br />

experience welcome. Free. 12601 Ridgedale Dr.,<br />

Minnetonka. Hclib.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11<br />

Green Seniors: Minnesota Prairies, Past and<br />

Present – 10-11am. Join naturalist Teresa Root to<br />

learn about Minnesota’s prairies in the past and<br />

what’s happening now to restore this amazing biome.<br />

$5. Main Property, Farm Entrance 3, 1701 Charlton<br />

Street, West St. Paul. DodgeNatureCenter.org/event.<br />

Keystone FoodMobile Distribution – 10am-12pm.<br />

The Keystone Community Services FoodMobile<br />

will be distributing free groceries in the parking lot.<br />

This service is available to anyone in need. Free.<br />

2180 North Hamline Ave., Roseville. RCLReads.<br />

BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

Karen Chan Art: Sunflowers in Acrylic – 5:30-<br />

7:30pm. Come meet other gardeners to exchange<br />

ideas, problems, tips and tricks all about the plant<br />

world. Free. 4560 Victoria St., N. Shoreview.<br />

RCLReads.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

Highland Park Book Club – 6-7:30pm. Join for<br />

a discussion of The Color of Water: A Black Man’s<br />

Tribute to His White Mother by James McBride.<br />

Kirkus Reviews says “McBride’s mother should<br />

take much pleasure in this loving if sometimes<br />

uncomfortable memoir, which embodies family<br />

values of the best kind. Free. 1974 Ford Parkway,<br />

Saint Paul. Sppl.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 11, 18, 25<br />

Drop-in Computer and Tech Help – 1:30-3:30pm.<br />

If you need extra help on the computer, tablet or other<br />

piece of technology and are searching for a job or<br />

working on a resume. Staff are available to help and<br />

answer your questions. Registration not required.<br />

Free. 4560 Victoria St., N., Shoreview. RCLReads.<br />

BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12<br />

Lactation Lounge with Ramsey County Health -<br />

10am-12pm. A free drop-in breastfeeding/ chestfeeding<br />

support service. Come share tips and socialize with<br />

other families. Free. Highland Park, 1974 Ford Parkway,<br />

Saint Paul. Sppl.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

Seed Talk: How to Save Seeds – 6:30-7:30pm. This<br />

Seed Talk will show you how to save common vegetable,<br />

flower and native plant seeds for your own<br />

garden or to donate to the White Bear Lake Seed<br />

Library. Free. 2150 2nd Street, White Bear Lake.<br />

RCLReads.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

TUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12, 19, 26<br />

Small Business Consultations – 10:30am-12:30pm.<br />

Bring your small business idea/problem and experienced<br />

SCORE counselors will offer free, one-on-one<br />

confidential counseling on all aspects of small business<br />

start-up and management. Free. 300 Nicollet Mall,<br />

Minneapolis. Hclib.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17<br />

Puzzle Pals – 12:30-4:30pm. Join every third<br />

Sunday of the month for a day of making friends<br />

and making puzzles. Puzzles will be provided at the<br />

library, though you’re welcome to bring your own.<br />

Free. 4560 Victoria St., N. Shoreview. RCLReads.<br />

BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19<br />

East Lake Vegan Recipe Club – 6:30-7:30pm. If<br />

you are curious about vegan cooking, this virtual<br />

club is for you. Each month participants make recipes<br />

from popular cookbooks prior to meeting, then<br />

share their reflections with the group. Free. Online.<br />

HCLib.BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21<br />

Creating a Successful Etsy Shop: Introduce<br />

Your Shop – 1:30-3:30pm. Learn how to establish<br />

an online business to sell your handcrafted or vintage<br />

products using Etsy. Understand Etsy fees,<br />

track your business expenses, package and ship<br />

your item, and price your item for profit. Free.<br />

2180 North Hamline Ave., Roseville. RCLReads.<br />

BiblioCommons.com/events.<br />

featured event<br />

Women’s Mushroom<br />

Conference<br />

This weekend-long women’s mushroom<br />

conference focuses on understanding<br />

fungi as the Grandmothers of our<br />

ecosystems. Silently shaping the soil<br />

beneath our feet, fungi are key players<br />

in Earth’s health and the trajectory of<br />

human culture around the globe. Still, we<br />

find ourselves in a time where the study<br />

of fungi is considered to be a neglected<br />

megascience, their mycelium, a mystery.<br />

<strong>September</strong> 22-24<br />

Almond, WI<br />

For more information, visit<br />

MyceliumMysteries.com.<br />

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23<br />

Babycake’s Bookmobile – 10am-2pm. Babycake’s<br />

Book Stack is coming back to the co-op. Owner<br />

Zsamé particularly focuses on bringing in books in<br />

different languages that feature a wide variety of<br />

cultures and stories on immigrants, refugees and<br />

people of color. Free. 740 East 7th St., Saint Paul.<br />

MSMarket.coop/event.<br />

Be Your Own Publisher – 1-2:30pm. Self-publishing<br />

is one respected way for authors to publish. In<br />

this session, you will learn how to move your project<br />

forward and launch your book into the world. Free.<br />

<strong>September</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />

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