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DOCUMENT SPRING GALLERY

GLENN SWANSON & FRIENDS

For the last 5 weeks, our neighbors have been engaged in a photography and citizen-science project documenting the arrival of spring throughout Carlton County, Jay Cooke State Park, and the St. Louis River Watershed.

Learn about where this Oldenburg Arts and Cultural Community program is going, how you can get involved, and why it is evolving into a statewide program.

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Katherine Hillbrand, emeritus principal at Sala Architects, will discuss how she uses the underlying principles of “slojd” in her architectural designs. By paying attention to and capitalizing on the nature of commonplace building components, she seeks to reveal the artistic potential in the utilitarian. Her goal has been to bring beauty and delight into her client’s intimate everyday living.

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Debbie has sung with Bobby Watson and Horizon, Roy Hargrove, Bobby Lyle, Jack McDuff, John Hendricks, Mark Murphy, Chicago’s legendary Von Freeman, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and Rececca Paris. She received rave reviews opening for greats such as Herbie Hancock, Stephan Grapelli, Miles Davis, Lou Rawls and Joe Henderson.

Debbie Duncan may be considered the upper Midwest’s “best-kept-musical secret” but she has become a local legend and treasure in her home of Minneapolis. Her personality, vitality, and versatility all contribute to that fact. She is a terrific entertainer, and this is certainly part of her appeal. Most importantly, however, “she’s a superb vocalist, probably the finest in the area/” [Bob Protzman, St. Paul Pioneer Press]

Best Female Jazz Vocalist, Best Jazz Vocalist, Best Female Performer, Best Jazz Group, Best Jazz CD: Minnesota Music Awards

Best Female Jazz Vocalist: Minnesota Black Music Awards

Debbie has sung with Bobby Watson and Horizon, Roy Hargrove, Bobby Lyle, Jack McDuff, John Hendricks, Mark Murphy, Chicago’s legendary Von Freeman, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and Rececca Paris. She received rave reviews opening for greats such as Herbie Hancock, Stephan Grapelli, Miles Davis, Lou Rawls and Joe Henderson.

Debbie Duncan may be considered the upper Midwest’s “best-kept-musical secret” but she has become a local legend and treasure in her home of Minneapolis. Her personality, vitality, and versatility all contribute to that fact. She is a terrific entertainer, and this is certainly part of her appeal. Most importantly, however, “she’s a superb vocalist, probably the finest in the area/” [Bob Protzman, St. Paul Pioneer Press]

Best Female Jazz Vocalist, Best Jazz Vocalist, Best Female Performer, Best Jazz Group, Best Jazz CD: Minnesota Music Awards

Best Female Jazz Vocalist: Minnesota Black Music Awards