Martin Luther Art and the Reformation

See the story of Martin Luther and the Reformation brought to life at this once-in-a-lifetime exhibit on loan from Germany. Luther used art and the printing press to challenge Europe’s leaders and spread a revolution of religious, cultural, and societal change. Includes paintings, sculpture, and textiles that shed new light on an explosive era and the man who ignited it.

Thursday, January 5 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art
2400 Third Avenue S, Minneapolis

Choose from 2 private group tours led by a docent at the Mia:

TOUR OPTION 1 (Daytime): - FULL. WAITLIST TAKING ENTRIES.

Bus site pick-ups:

12:15 PM from the Lyngblomsten campus, Community Room (lower level)

1415 Almond Avenue, St. Paul 55108

12:30 PM from Applewood Pointe of Roseville, 1480 Applewood Court W

Return time: Approximately 4 PM

Fee: $14.50 for the tour. $7 for transportation; please pay day of the event.

Registration required by January 2.

Limited tickets; register early.

Program #105so

TOUR OPTION 2 (Evening):

Presented by Redeemer Lutheran 2nd Half Ministry Team.

4:30 PM Meet at Redeemer Lutheran Church parking lot to carpool.

5:30 OM Meet at 2nd Floor Rotunda/Fountain Court at Mia (pay parking is available in Mia parking lots)

Tour followed by pie and conversation at Baker's Square in Roseville.

Return time: Approximately 9:30 PM

Fee: $12 per person for tour. Cost of parking at the Mia and food at Baker's Square is on your own.

Registration required by December 19.

Special registration: Contact Jane Schroeher at (651) 770-9543 or schroehergj@msn.com. Make checks payable to "Redeemer Lutheran" with "Mia Tour" on memo line.