Gallery Crawl: Bodies in Motion
10 am–2 pm
Discover how artists Shiraga Kazuo and Bruce Nauman used paint and video to record their bodies’ movements.

Snapshot: Party People Photo
10 am–2 pm
Smile wide for the camera as your portrait is projected via live-feed video in the U.S. Bank Orientation Lounge.

Film: A Girl Like Me, Directed by Kiri Davis
10 am–2 pm
Screens every 10 minutes in the Lecture Room.
Restaging Dr. Kenneth Clark and Mamie Phipps Clark’s “doll test,” which was instrumental in the Brown vs. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court desegregation case, high school student/filmmaker Davis discovers little has changed since the 1950s. The young people interviewed are still affected by standards of beauty imposed by popular culture and internalized racism. Heart-wrenching and topical, Davis’ project for an after-school program received the Silverdocs festival Audience Award and the Diversity Award from the Media that Matters Festival.

Art-Making for the Entire Family: Made in the Shade
10 am–3 pm
Kids design their own pair of sunglasses during this styling workshop.

Film: Girls in the Director’s Chair
10:30 am, 12 noon, and 2:30 pm: For all ages
4:30 pm: For ages 13+ due to mature subject matter
Free, but ticket required; available one hour before each screening at the Bazinet Garden Lobby desk

Part of the Women with Vision festival, this showcase of films created by Minnesota girls ages 18 and under ranges from animation and documentaries to social commentary. Click here for details.

Art-Making for the Entire Family: Cinema Evolution
11 am–4 pm
Learn about early cinematic techniques with filmmaker Michelle-Mehri Mousavi, then create your own moving picture to take home.

Story Reading: Imagine This
2:30, 3, 3:30, and 4 pm
Listen to tales that take you into imaginary worlds.


Free First Saturday sponsored by

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Gallery Crawl: Bodies in Motion
10 am–2 pm
Discover how artists Shiraga Kazuo and Bruce Nauman used paint and video to record their bodies’ movements.

Snapshot: Party People Photo
10 am–2 pm
Smile wide for the camera as your portrait is projected via live-feed video in the U.S. Bank Orientation Lounge.

Film: A Girl Like Me, Directed by Kiri Davis
10 am–2 pm
Screens every 10 minutes in the Lecture Room.
Restaging Dr. Kenneth Clark and Mamie Phipps Clark’s “doll test,” which was instrumental in the Brown vs. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court desegregation case, high school student/filmmaker Davis discovers little has changed since the 1950s. The young people interviewed are still affected by standards of beauty imposed by popular culture and internalized racism. Heart-wrenching and topical, Davis’ project for an after-school program received the Silverdocs festival Audience Award and the Diversity Award from the Media that Matters Festival.

Art-Making for the Entire Family: Made in the Shade
10 am–3 pm
Kids design their own pair of sunglasses during this styling workshop.

Film: Girls in the Director’s Chair
10:30 am, 12 noon, and 2:30 pm: For all ages
4:30 pm: For ages 13+ due to mature subject matter
Free, but ticket required; available one hour before each screening at the Bazinet Garden Lobby desk

Part of the Women with Vision festival, this showcase of films created by Minnesota girls ages 18 and under ranges from animation and documentaries to social commentary. Click here for details.

Art-Making for the Entire Family: Cinema Evolution
11 am–4 pm
Learn about early cinematic techniques with filmmaker Michelle-Mehri Mousavi, then create your own moving picture to take home.

Story Reading: Imagine This
2:30, 3, 3:30, and 4 pm
Listen to tales that take you into imaginary worlds.


Free First Saturday sponsored by

Sponsor	Programming	Promotion