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Ramblings with Ron Schara

Ron Schara Event – Seats Now Available!

We’re excited to share that a few seats have opened up for our special presentation with Ron Schara on Saturday, June 14 at 1:00 PM at the Hackensack Community Building.

If you missed the first round of registration, now is your chance to reserve a spot!

How to Sign Up

  • Fill out the reservation form below

  • We’ll send you a confirmation email once your spot is secured

  • Only guests with confirmed reservations will be admitted

Please note: We are unable to accept walk-ins, so be sure to complete the form and wait for your confirmation before attending.

We’re thrilled to offer this opportunity and hope to see you there for an unforgettable afternoon with one of Minnesota’s favorite storytellers.

Questions? Visit northwoodsartscouncil.org for more information.

 

For over 25 years, Ron Schara - creator and host of Minnesota Bound - has brought the magic of Minnesota’s lakes, woods, and wildlife to life through unforgettable storytelling. Now, here’s your chance to hear those stories firsthand from the man himself!

Join us for an exclusive afternoon as Ron presents "Ramblings with Ron Schara", sharing behind-the-scenes tales of fishing with celebrities, how Raven became the star of Minnesota Bound, and unforgettable adventures - like fishing with a Minnesota man with no arms and hunting with the legendary Bud Grant.

Date: June 14, 2025
Location: Hackensack Community Building
Time: 1:00 PM

This FREE event is a rare opportunity to meet an Emmy-winning storyteller, writer, and TV producer in person! Space is limited, and pre-registration is required to guarantee your seat.

 

We sincerely appreciate Sourcewell and the Hackensack Lions Club for thier generous contribution toward making this event possible. Their support, along with other funding sources, helps bring this special experience to our community.

 
 
 
 

“This activity is made possible, in part, by the voters of Minnesota, through a grant from the Five Wings Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.”