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Comic book artist will guide attendees in drawing monsters. Written By: PineandLakes Echo Journal | 9:00 am, May 31, 2021 × Jason Walz, Last Pick. Submitted Photo (May 2021) The Kitchigami Regional Library System invites interested parties to grab their sketchbooks and join graphic novel author and illustrator Jason Walz at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 10, online via Zoom as he talks about making comics. Walz will guide participants to draw dystopian monsters step by step. The author of the “Last Pick” trilogy, he will share his experience and answer questions about creating and publishing graphic novels and comics. Share your creations with the group. Jason Walz. Submitted Photo (May 2021)
Reggie LeFlore is a muralist with street art and graffiti influences. His first solo gallery exhibition takes place at Gamut Gallery in downtown Minneapolis May 29 - June 26. He shares personal work about his life, work, and identity."One of the things that I’ve been noticing with, like Black art, here in the United States is that a lot of folks have been spending a lot of time talking about Black pain and Black trauma, you know, in their works," said LeFlore. "I want to create something that expresses black joy and black beauty."
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Park Rapids Library to host ‘Making Comics’ with Jason Walz The author and illustrator of comic books and graphic novels will share his experience and give participants pointers on drawing apocalyptic creatures on June 10 via Zoom. Written By: Enterprise staff | × Jason Walz is the author of the "Last Pick" series of graphic novels. (Courtesy of the Kitchigami Regional Library System, submitted May 11, 2021) Grab your sketchbook and join graphic novel author and illustrator Jason Walz as he talks about making comics. The virtual event is at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 10 on Zoom, part of the Kitchigami Regional Library System’s summer reading program.
Award-winning author, journalist Marya Hornbacher coming to Detroit Lakes May 18 Marya Hornbacher, award-winning author of "Madness," will be making visits to both the Detroit Lakes and Moorhead libraries on Tuesday, May 18, culminating in a 7 p.m. virtual presentation via the Lake Agassiz Regional Library's Facebook page. 2:19 pm, May 13, 2021 × Marya Hornbacher, award-winning journalist and author of the bestselling memoir "Madness," will be making an in-person appearance at the Detroit Lakes Public Library on Tuesday, May 18 at 10:30 a.m. The presentation is free and open to the public, but in-person attendance is limited. Hornbacher will also be making an online presentation that evening at 7 p.m. during a planned stop at the Moorhead library. (Submitted photo)
Marah Evans Duluth Homegrown Music Festival Saturday dawned clear and with an expected high around 60, so it was a safe bet that a kickball game would spring up at Chester Bowl Park for the first time since 2019. In a way it was a throwback to the early days, when the smaller number of bands performing translated into a smaller number of players on the field. Find a complete rundown of the game from Mike Creger on Perfect Duluth Day. A couple slow dances during Rick McLean's set at Earth Rider It was the last night of Earth Rider Brewery’s Starfire Unofficial Birthday Bash. The evening started with New Salty Dog, wrapping up a busy Homegrown week for them that included a performance at 2104, a duo set from Jacob and Owen Mahon on KUMD’s The Local, and a fun video that was part of Homegrown’s pre-recorded content for this year’s festival. The early crowd was a little bigger than it had been the rest of the week, with folks bundled up against the chill wind but obviously enjoying the set that included Dusty Keliin live-painting in the background while the Dogs ran through favorites like “Butt Rock” and “Pecan Pie” from their recent