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Apr062013

Enjoy a Trip to the Mill City Museum

The word museum may bring up images of articles roped off or behind glass - but the Mill City Museum is just the opposite.  It's an interactive experience that both kids and adults will enjoy.  This video highlights a field trip: 

If you haven't had a chance to visit them yet, I urge you to check out their website to learn about all the guided tours, baking demos, music and book signing events, etc.  The gift shop is fantastic!

There will be an indoor Mill City Farmers Market at the Museum on Saturday, April 13, from 10am-1pm.  It's the perfect opportunity to check out the Museum, as well as get to know some of the vendors who will return for the 2013 MCFM Season beginning May 11.

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