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Music in the Gardens-Kelley Hunt
Join us for our first Music in the Gardens of the season with Kelley Hunt! Gates open at 6:00 and the music starts at 6:30. Choose from Gar Wood seating up near the stage with a chair provided or Grasslands seating, which is bring your own chair. Kids 12 & under are FREE! Museum members receive special pricing on tickets. New this year, we are offering season tickets for all three Music in the Gardens events! Purchase tickets and season…
Find out more »Water Talks: Scott Henderson
Scott Henderson from Sauk Centre One Watershed/One Plan will give an overview talk on the Sauk Centre Watershed project and what to expect for the Long Prairie River project at the Legacy of the Lakes BoatHouse on Monday, July 12, at 7:00 pm. This talk is free and open to the public. Thank you to our event partners, the Douglas County Lakes Association.
Find out more »Children’s Make-n-Take: Navigation Fun
You won’t be running around in circles after this class. Participants will learn about the ways people navigated over time, both on land and water, and then make their own compasses. Finally, the class will go on a compass scavenger hunt around the museum. Ideal for Grades 3-6.
Find out more »One Shoe Canoe
One Shoe Canoe 5K Fundraiser benefitting the Runestone Museum Foundation and Legacy of the Lakes Museum. Sign-up now and complete this 5K on water at your own pace between July 23 and August 1. Canoe, kayak, or SUP your way around our lakes to benefit your local museums. Proceeds will be split evenly between the two museums. When you register, you will receive a free dry bag, while supplies last! Share your journey on social media using #oneshoecanoe #legacyofthelakes #runestonemuseumfoundation…
Find out more »Boat Parade
Back by popular demand, the Chain of Lakes Boat Parade will be July 31st! At 11 am, a collection of vintage and classic watercraft will leave from Arrowwood Resort and move counterclockwise around Lake Darling before heading to Lake Carlos and Lake Le Homme Dieu. We invite the public to watch from shore and from the water as we make our way through the lakes. Keep an eye out for our t-shirt cannon, as we'll be firing off limited edition…
Find out more »Music in the Gardens-Mick Sterling
Get in a Billy Joel state of mind with Mick Sterling on Friday, August 6! Gates open at 6:00 pm and the music starts at 6:30. You can choose from Gar Wood seating, putting you right up front near the stage with a chair provided, or Grasslands seating, which is bring your own chair or blanket. Museum members get special pricing on tickets and kids 12 & under are always FREE! There will be beverages for sale, along with snacks…
Find out more »Water Talks: How Our Lakes Were Named
What’s in a (Lake) Name...Legacy, Legends and (Folk) Lore One thing we know for certain. We have a lot of lakes in Douglas County. What we don’t know for sure is...how did they get their names? Enjoy a fun, lighthearted and enthusiastic look at local lake trivia with an assortment of stories to go with familiar names. Names that connect us to our history, names that highlight our geography, names inherited from our pioneers and names that inspire a tidbit…
Find out more »Music in the Gardens-Joyann Parker
It's the last Music in the Gardens of the season and we're thrilled to welcome back Joyann Parker to the Legacy Gardens! Gates open at 6:00 pm and the show starts at 6:30. Gar Wood seating gets you next to the stage with a chair provided. Grasslands seating is bring your own chair or blanket. Museum members enjoy special pricing on tickets and kids 12 & under are always FREE! Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase! Thanks to…
Find out more »Lake Le Homme Dieu Boat Parade
Its our last Boat Parade of the season! Captains will meet on the Le Homme Dieu side of the Carlos/LHD bridge and travel around Lake Le Homme Dieu starting at 11. We hope to see you watching from shore at one of LHD's public beaches or from the water! Vintage and classic boat captains are welcome to join in!
Find out more »Children’s Make-n-Take: Gyotaku
Gyotaku is the traditional Japanese method of printing fish. Learn about the ancient practice and create your own prints to display at home. Grades K-6.
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