SATURDAY AFTERNOON
YOUR CHOICE: Sketchcrawl, Tour, Film, Or On Your Own
Sketchcrawl
$20 pp, includes soup & sandwich buffet
Sketchcrawl is an opportunity to take the often solitary activity of sketching and turn it into a social occasion. Gabriel Campanario, founder of Urban Sketchers, will lead a sketchcrawl in the city of Duluth (locations to be determined) and facilitate sharing and discussion of sketches at each stop on the crawl. As needed, the bus will drop participants off at the start and pick sketchers up at the end of the crawl. We will aim to sketch the city from indoor locations, but be prepared to walk 3-5 blocks as we move between sketching locations. At each sketching location participants will be able to share their sketches with the group. This will be a fun field trip and a supportive way to build skills and share techniques. Commemorative sketchbooks will be provided; please bring your own drawing supplies (pen, pencil, etc.).
Tour at St. Scholastica
$20 pp, includes soup & sandwich buffet
Tour Leaders: Jonah Ritter, AIA, AECOM & Liz Modesette, McGough Construction
The Science Center addition was a 40,000 square-foot wing needed to enhance the College’s existing 125,000 square-foot building. New Center features include seven labs for chemistry & biochemistry, six faculty-undergraduate student research areas, two classrooms for pre-laboratory meetings & general class use, tunnels to Somers and Tower Halls, faculty offices, an atrium-style gathering area, and a rooftop greenhouse.
The original Science Center opened in 1969 and was designed to serve 800 students. About three times that many use the Science Center today. The building was previously enlarged in 1997. LEED certification was not a strong initial goal of the project so much as the client just wanting to do the right and responsible thing. Along the way LEED silver was set as a goal for the project, and ultimately the project achieved LEED gold.
Film
$10 pp for optional lunch including soup & sandwich buffet
Indie Game: The Movie
Spirit of the North Theater at 2pm
Film is free
This is the first feature documentary film about making video games. A documentary about the creative process and expressing yourself through a video game. It’s a journey to which many filmmakers, creators, artists, entrepreneurs, and others might relate. http://www.indiegamethemovie.com/about/
On Your Own
$10 pp for optional lunch including soup & sandwich buffet
Go sightseeing, get a massage, get a cup of coffee, or visit with friends.
Walk the lake to Canal Park.
Get a book and read. Get a sketch pad and draw. Get a journal and write.
Your choice ... enjoy!