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Medallion fever

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"No Time For Cold Feet" Screenings

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Bell Auditorium

Sat. Jan. 22nd 12:30pm, 3pm
Sun. Jan. 23rd 12:30pm, 3pm
Sat. Jan. 29th 12:30pm, 3pm
Fri. Feb. 4th, 5pm
Sat. Feb. 5th 12:30pm (at Oak Street Cinema)
Sun. Feb. 6th 12:30pm, 3pm

Tickets
$8 - adults
$5.50 - seniors, children under 12

There will be no advance ticket sales. Tickets for the 12:30pm show will go on sale at 12noon. Once the first show starts, the second show''s tickets will go on sale (at approximately 12:45pm).

The Bell Museum Auditorium is located at 17th and University Ave. S.E. on the University of MN East Bank campus in the Bell Museum of Natural History.

Bell Museum Of Natural History
10 Church St SE
Minneapolis MN 55455
(612) 624-7083

Oak Street Cinema
309 Oak St. SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414
(near the intersection of Oak and Washington in Stadium Village.

Please see this website for Bell Auditorium parking and directions.

From what we understand, parking is free on Sundays - though we have not been able to independently verify this.

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No Time For Cold Feet

Submitted by Joe Medallion (not verified) on

A documentary about the St. Paul Winter Carnival Medallion Hunt began production in 2001 and continued in 2002, you may have noticed the lights and cameras while trekking through our public parks during the last two hunts. Cinematographer Bud Gardner and Filmmaker Trent Tooley are returning to film again this year. "It was a painful decision to not show the film and shoot again this year, but the bottom line is that we want to get this thing right."

They're going to try to be as unobtrusive as possible -- trying to set up some more interviews early in the hunt when no one really knows where it is, and following people as they are scouting and digging.

You're encouraged to learn more about the project by visiting the NAHF site. If you were filmed during the last two hunts, or would like to be kept informed of screening info, please E-Mail: MedallionHuntDoc@aol.com.

Documentary Features Hunt

Submitted by Joe Medallion (not verified) on

As 2001 marked the 50th medallion hunt, special attention was given to last year's dig. One addition you may have seen on the plains of our public parks was a documentary film crew. Trent Tooley and Jackie Garry of Not Another Hollywood Film (NAHF) were shooting a documentary about the hunt called "No Time for Cold Feet." They promised to be back for 2002. You're encouraged to learn more about the project by visiting the NAHF site. E-Mail: MedallionHuntDoc@aol.com.

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