On Friday, May 14th at noon, local business owner and community leader Ed Rodriguez will present “Migrant Roots to Vibrant Community.” Ed will discuss the topic of identity and the effect it has on placemaking experiences.
Ed’s presentation will focus specifically on “a culture that has struggled to overcome the challenges that most of us have accepted as a right rather than a privilege, provides us an insight into how blessed we are to be Americans. These same obstacles created a strength and pride that is unyielding and inspiring to generations that follow.
This program will peek inside the journey of those raised differently than yourselves and offer a perspective of how dreams are still realized in this great land.” To register, call the Marshall County Museum at (574)936-2306 or email sarahwhisman@mchistoricalsociety.org<mailto:sarahwhisman@mchistoricalsociety.org> for event details and the Zoom link. We hope to see you soon!
The Brown Bag Lunch program is a series of informative talks given by local community members and experts on a number of interesting topics. These free talks are held at noon on the second Friday of every month and last about an hour. Guests are encouraged to grab their lunch and a friend or just themselves and settle in for some Marshall County history and fun.
