Theme: "Churches and Graveyards"
Tue, Mar 10, 2026, 12:30pm
2941 Pentagon Dr.
St. Anthony, MN 55418
The UMRA Photo Club will next meet at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, in the meeting room of the Hennepin County St. Anthony branch library in the small shopping center at New Brighton and St. Anthony Boulevards in St. Anthony, just north of the Twin Cities.
For those interested in lunch, meet at the nearby Great Dragon Buffet at 11:30 a.m.
For March the theme is “Churches and Graveyards.”
Guidelines for submitting pictures
Submit up to 10 pictures by noon, on Monday, March 9, to Al Tims at [email protected].
Within the 10 pictures you are free to decide on how many should be “Theme” and how many should be “Choice” pictures. For Theme pictures, the subject line of your email should read “Mar UMRA Theme Pictures.” It would be best if you could label each picture with the location (see below). For Choice pictures, the subject line should read “Mar UMRA Choice Pictures.”
If your picture files are so large they do not all fit into one email, just send additional emails. But please use the correct subject line for each email.
So that your pictures will be shown together, please put your name at the front of each file name. If you want your pictures shown in a particular order, number each file (after your name) in the order you want them shown.
For example:
Mary Brown 1 Gooseberry Falls
Mary Brown 2 State Capitol
Pictures from previous meetings are posted here.
Themes for future meetings:
April 13: Mountains, Valleys and Canyons (Note April 13 is a Monday.)
May TBD: Photo shoot: Minneapolis Doors Open
June 9: Abandoned and Discarded
September 8: Monuments
October 13: Hands
November 10: Pathways and Roadways
December 8: Landscapes
Newcomers are always welcome!
—Craig Swan, UMRA Photo Club
Upcoming Events
The UMRA Photo Club will next meet at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, in the meeting room of the Hennepin County St. Anthony branch library in the small shopping center at New Brighton and St. Anthony Boulevards in St. Anthony, just north of the Twin Cities. For those interested in lunch, meet at the nearby Great Dragon Buffet at 11:30 a.m.
Please join the UMRA Family History Interest Group meeting on Wednesday, March 11, via Zoom, when Michelle Casey will present “DNA Testing and Analysis Using 23andMe, Ancestry, and MyHeritage.”
Public health is extremely important—and right now it is very confusing. Join us to ask questions and share your thoughts and concerns about the current state of our public health system.
UMRA’S March workshop will explore how to transform your memories, including those that have faded with time, into lively true stories. It will also show you how to reflect on them, how to express how you felt, and how to connect your stories to the values and beliefs you want to pass on.
Join fellow UMRA members for “Third Wednesdays in the West Wing" lunch at the Campus Club in Minneapolis. This is a pilot program for spring 2026.
UMRA’s Book Club I will discuss The Bohemian Flats by Mary Relindes Ellis when it meets via Zoom at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 20. Jim Lewis will lead the discussion.
University of Minnesota General Counsel Douglas Peterson will be the featured speaker for UMRA’s March 24 luncheon forum. He will speak about how the University is addressing its latest challenges and opportunities involving law.
'Seabiscuit' by Laura Hillenbrand
Join fellow UMRA members for a morning hike in Theodore Wirth Park to celebrate the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, Monday, April 6.
Chris Gade, VP for University marketing communications, will join UMRA members on Tuesday, April 7, for the first in a new series of informal “Campus Conversations” to be held at the Campus Club in Minneapolis.
This month's theme is mountains, valleys and canyons.
"Third Wednesdays in the West Wing" is a pilot program for spring 2026.
UMRA’s Book Club I will discuss Rin Tin Tin by Susan Orlean when it meets via Zoom on Friday, April 17. Diane Madson-Kay will lead the discussion.
Bev leads a hike along Old Cedar Avenue.
Under Terry Straub's leadership, Hennepin County/UMN Extension has created the most ambitious master gardener program in Minnesota. His visit with us will feature the topic of lifelong gardening and how gardens can evolve with us and our life cycles.
.
Ever wonder what goes on behind the shiny walls of the Weisman Art Museum on the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus?
Family history with Craig Moody. A tale with many dead ends.
Pete leads this hike at the Arboretum.
Third Wednesdays in the West Wing" is a pilot program for spring 2026.