WSU hosts dream workshop

Winona State University’s Counseling Center offers an educational workshop on dream interpretation from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7 in Purple Room 104 in Kryzsko Commons.
This workshop gives students the opportunity to learn about the
self-interpretation of dreams and to practice dream interpretation
in small groups.
This event is free and open to students.
For more information call Wayne Theye at (507) 457-5330

Historical society to teach about eating locally

The Winona County Historical Society, in conjunction with the Land Stewardship Project, will present “How to Eat Local in Winter—and Why!” at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the historical society museum.
This is the culminating event to the six-week local run of the Smithsonian Institution’s traveling exhibit: “Key Ingredients:
America by Food.” While “Key Ingredients” uses photographs
and artifacts to examine the evolution of American dining and cooking habits, the Feb. 2 event is designed to put a face on the farmers and others who bring the region good food year-round.
Speakers will offer a primer on the varied sources of local produce, dairy products and meat, as well as a few reasons why supporting our regional farmers is good for everyone concerned.
For more information call the Society at 507-454-2723.