The City of Winona is hosting the state’s first ‘Legacy Weekend’ event Saturday.  The idea behind such events is to show how individual communities are benefiting from the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment.  It’s hoped this will be the first of many such events that will not only educate and entertain communities but also serve as a tourism draw.

Minnesota Citizens for the Arts is working with Conservation Minnesota to explain how the Legacy Amendment is funding everything from the local Great River Shakespeare Festival to habitat conservation in Winona County.

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