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Sunrise on the Mississippi Invitation from Minneapolis Parks Foundation

Sunrise on the Mississippi: Rising to the Occasion in 2020

For five years, 300 Twin Cities community leaders have come together along the riverfront to champion parks that transform human life. This year, the Minneapolis Parks Foundation invites you to rise to a new occasion.

Join them for this ZOOM-in on newly-opening RiverFirst projects – Great Northern Greenway Overlook and Water Works – that are restoring a relationship between people and communities and the Mississippi River.

Thursday, September 10, 2020, 8 am – 9 am

Stories Featuring:

The Sioux Chef - Juxtaposition Arts - Damon Farber Landscape Architects - Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board

Please RSVP by August 31 to cmoir@mplsparksfoundation.org or 612-354-7513 to receive Zoom link and password.

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