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DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
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LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
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 nce
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260801
DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
GEO:38.571449;-97.676285
LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/sharla-paul-artist-in-reside
 nce
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260802
DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
GEO:38.571449;-97.676285
LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/sharla-paul-artist-in-reside
 nce
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DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
GEO:38.571449;-97.676285
LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/sharla-paul-artist-in-reside
 nce
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260804
DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
GEO:38.571449;-97.676285
LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/sharla-paul-artist-in-reside
 nce
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260805
DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
GEO:38.571449;-97.676285
LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/sharla-paul-artist-in-reside
 nce
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260806
DESCRIPTION:The Red Barn Studio Musem residency program welcomes Sharla Pau
 l as the artist-in-residence\, July 28-August 6. \n\nSharla is a writer or
 iginally from Nebraska\, though she has spent many years living in the Sou
 th Side of Chicago. Her early career was in journalism\, which eventually 
 found its way into her current interest in creative nonfiction. Sharla wro
 te for the University of Chicago Magazine\, exploring various themes such 
 as economics\, archaeology\, and medicine. She finds that research has bec
 ome an integral part of her craft\, laying the foundations of exploration 
 and story-telling in nonfiction. \n\nDuring the residency\, Paul hopes to 
 continue to work on her full-length essay project\, which explores a famil
 y story of loss and reconciliation\, told through the genealogy of Midwest
 ern homesteaders. Paul hopes to be inspired by the landscape of the Plains
  and connect with the wildlife and beauty of the prairie\, as a sense of p
 lace plays a major role in her work. \n\nAs the landscape of the prairie i
 s important to her work\, so too are the people! Paul is looking forward t
 o serendipitous encounters and inspiring conversations with strangers whil
 e at the Red Barn\, so if you’re in the neighborhood\, drop by the studi
 o to meet her and see how her project is progressing.\n\nThe Red Barn Stud
 io Museum is located at 212 S. Main Street. The museum is open Tuesday-Fri
 day\, 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00pm. For more informati
 on\, contact the Red Barn Studio Museum at 785-227-2217. \n\nFor more info
 rmation on events in Lindsborg\, view the Calendar of Events \n(visitlinds
 borg.com/lindsborg-calendar-of-events) or consider signing up for the Visi
 t Lindsborg Posten (newsletter). Click here to sign up today (visitlindsbo
 rg.com/email-sign-up).
GEO:38.571449;-97.676285
LOCATION:Red Barn Studio Museum
SUMMARY:Sharla Paul\, Artist-in-Residence
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/sharla-paul-artist-in-reside
 nce
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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