Building the Agricultural City

Building the Agricultural City The Agricultural City is about building regional rural economies and cultures while healing the land and its communities.

We have a book, Building the Agricultural City, which describes existing tools, such as community development banks and worker-owned cooperatives, that can be assembled within a region to increase self-reliance and self-sufficiency. But experience has shown those of us who are members of the Building the Agricultural City group, community development must precede economic development. Rural towns

are exceedingly territorial, so the first step in economic development in rural areas must be to overcome their resistance to cooperation. One necessary step is to encourage urban migration out of cities into rural areas. Another is to promote the arts and develop ways for the towns to exchange arts programs—spoken word, music, visual arts.

This Saturday and Sunday, July 6 and 7 at 2 p.m., Bridge Readers Theater will present Song of the Plains at Chase the Ad...
07/05/2024

This Saturday and Sunday, July 6 and 7 at 2 p.m., Bridge Readers Theater will present Song of the Plains at Chase the Adventure, 1838 Middle Calmar Road. Song of the Plains features Bonnie Koloc, Tom St. Clair and Elisabeth Rosales, and is directed by Cathy Baldner. Tickets can be purchased at the Oneota Coop and are $15 for adults and $5 for students.

06/25/2024

This year's Fourth of July weekend will inlcude a production of "Song of the Plains," a choral drama written by Robert Wolf and presented by Bridge Readers Theater at 2:00 p.m. on July 6 and 7. The performance will take place at Chase the Adventure, located at 1838 Middle Calmar Road, Decorah.
"Song of the Plains" is a work of Americana: combining poetry, dialogue, humor and realism to tell the story of the Great Plains, past and present.
The play's readers are Elisabeth Rosales and Tom St. Clair, and will feature Bonnie Koloc, who will perform original musical interludes. "Song of the Plains" is directed by Cathy Baldner, who also directed Wolf's other choral dramas, Ragnarok and Driftless Dreams.
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased in advance from the Oneota Co-op.

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