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OFF-SITE ODD SOCKS! Chess and Blacksmithing
Come to an OFF-SITE ODD SOCKS Friday evening, June 1
for a scintillating smash up of
Chess and Blacksmithing with Roger Hale and Lisa Elias
at
THE CHESS CASTLE in NE Minneapolis
1121 Jackson St. NE
(detailed directions below)
Each will speak briefly about their passions. Then we turn it over to the audience and our presenters to find similarities and make weird connections!
WHO: You and ODD SOCKS presenters
Roger Hale and Lisa Elias
WHEN: Friday, June 1 7:30 to 9 pm
(Doors open at 7pm-come early to play some chess!)
WHERE: The Chess Castle
The Chess Castle is located in the big red Waterbury Building at 1121 Jackson St. NE just west of the intersection of Broadway and Central Avenue. Parking is available in a small lot in front of the building, along the street, and in a large lot behind the building. When you enter the building, follow the Odd Socks signs to The Chess Castle - Suite 134.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Wine, beer, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, fun people and an energetic, intriguing presentation that will inspire and engage your brain!
Roger Hale, former CEO of The Tennant Company who has served as the chair of many nonprofits including the Walker Art Center, Public Radio International, and Ploughshares Fund, will talk about his more than avid interest in chess. He wonders if such an interest might be called an obsession and if such an obsession would be treatable. .
Lisa Elias has been forging metal artwork in her (sweet) studio for over 22 years. She's a designer, a welder, a fabricator inspired by traditional blacksmithing techniques. Her work has been integrated into our City's sidewalks, businesses and landscapes. Lisa will talk about her experience using a power hammer for the first time and her ongoing love for hand crafted objects made with fire.
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LocationThe Chess Castle of Minnesota (View)
1121 Jackson Street NE Suite 134
Minneapolis, MN 55413
United States
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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