Sheldon Theatre

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the, the Sheldon Theatre.

TB Sheldon, it was donated by, who started with the big money?

Well, TB Sheldon did.

I mean, it really has.

And ladies and gentlemen, if you haven't been there in a long time, or you were there last night or night before, whatever, look up online, sheldon.org?

... theatre.org, or just go to the City of Red Wing site and you can, you can-

There is a really fun movie that, um, the chamber is actually sponsoring on Thursday.

It's Casper, um, at the Sheldon Theatre.

And then, um, face painting, crafts, all sorts of wonderful things taking place on Thursday downtown.

And then the other event we have is next Thursday, October 22nd.

But I am.

Excited for that investigation, but I'm kind of overlooking it a little bit because on December 27th, I got my big Sheldon Theater investigation event with Patty Negri.

So I'm trying to get that all situated and how I want that night to go.

That sounds exciting.

October 23rd, 24th at the Fitzgerald Theater.

And then on October 30th at the Sheldon Theater in Red Wing.

And we try to outdo ourselves every year with it.

I think of it as kind of like a much more knockoff budget New Standards holiday show.

It's so, it's just fun to say, but that will be Thursday, October 15th from 4:00 to 7:00 at downtown D- you know, for Late Night Thursdays.

It will be at the Sheldon Theatre.

Um, the Sheldon Theatre will have the movie Casper at 6:30, but we'll be in the courtyard.

There'll be a whole bunch of games and festivity ac- festive activities going on, crafts and activities, photo ops.

And also what's really cool is bring your little kiddos out for, um, trick-or-treating because a lot of our businesses will be holding, um, they'll have candy there for all our little ghouls and goblins who will be, um, out, out down, oh, excuse me, during downtown Red Wing Late Night.

[upbeat music] I'm Carrie Miller from Minnesota Public Radio.

Welcome to the Sheldon Theatre in Red Wing for a conversation about voting.

This event is sponsored by the Duff Endowment Fund.

When we invited tonight's guest many, many months ago, we knew we'd be meeting on the eve of the midterm elections and that access to voting would be a hot topic.

... because, uh, it's not all bad news.

I'm Carrie Miller.

You're listening to a conversation at the Sheldon Theatre in Red Wing, sponsored by the Duff Endowment Fund.

Our guest is Carol Anderson.