Join us for Minnetonka’s second-annual Community Reads event, brought to you by Ridgedale Library and the City of Minnetonka. This year’s selection is Terry Tempest William’s classic work of natural history, "Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place."
Christine Petersen, the city’s natural resources engagement coordinator, will present an overview of the book’s themes and lead discussion on how those themes connect to city, county and wider goals for environmental awareness, stewardship, community resilience and sustainability. Advanced registration is required, and participants will have access to a free copy of the book.
Advance registration is required at the blue "Register for an Event" link, above. Participants will have access to a free copy of the book.
Join us for Minnetonka’s second-annual Community Reads event, brought to you by Ridgedale Library and the City of Minnetonka. This year’s selection is Terry Tempest William’s classic work of natural history, "Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place."
Christine Petersen, the city’s natural resources engagement coordinator, will present an overview of the book’s themes and lead discussion on how those themes connect to city, county and wider goals for environmental awareness, stewardship, community resilience and sustainability. Advanced registration is required, and participants will have access to a free copy of the book.
Advance registration is required at the blue "Register for an Event" link, above. Participants will have access to a free copy of the book.