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Experience Michiana - January 14th, 2021
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Experience Michiana is made possible in part by the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and the Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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There are a lot of unique places in Michiana, and one found in Granger is a real treasure. Meg Truesdell owns Treasureology that offers all kinds of unique things to buy (most made locally) and a number of creative classes. Kelly got to try her hand at pour painting.
Find out more about Treasureology and all their classes here: https://megtruesdell.com/
Guests
- Meg TruesdellOwner
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If your looking forward to spring and getting out and working in the garden, then you're not a lone. Unity Gardens is getting ready too and they are offering classes to help you make the most of your gardening this year. Courtney had a chance to talk with Sara and Mitch about the classes they will be offering via Zoom, what's going on in the garden right now, and much more.
You can get more information here: www.theUnityGardens.org
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- Sara Steward & Mitch YaciwUnity Gardens, Inc.
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There is a rich history of presenting the arts in the Warsaw/Winona Lake area and at the center of that is the Wagon Wheel Theater. Kelsy had a chance to talk with Executive Director Jay Michaels about the tradition that is the Wagon Wheel, how they've expanded in recent years, and what the plan is for the upcoming season. If all goes well there will be a lot of wonderful shows to hit the stage this year. And did we mention it's a theater in the round? You are never more than 10 rows from the show. It's a unique experience.
To get more info on the season and tickets go here: www.wagonwheelcenter.org
Guests
- Jay MichaelsExecutive Director
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