shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com March 21, 2017 • Page 19 Vermillion Minneapolis Guitar Quartet Set For National Music Museum segment on Friday morning during South Dakota Public Broadcasting’s “In the Moment “show (starting at approximately 11:35 a.m.) The following day, Saturday, March 18, the National Music Museum will host a very different event, celebrating Johann Sebastian Bach and classical music, by joining in a worldwide day of “almost-impromptu” Bach performances. The Museum invites people who can play Bach to play informally at the National Music Museum. “Bach in the Subways” is a worldwide internetdriven event, celebrating Bach’s birthday. The NMM welcomes students, educators, community-member musicians, amateur or professional — playing all types of instruments. People will bring their own (except keyboards; the NMM will provide their Clavinova for keyboard Climate Update Predicts Wetter Than Average April by SDSU iGrow BROOKINGS, S.D. - April is more likely to be wetter than average, according to a climate outlook released March 16, 2017 by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center. "Of anywhere in the United States, the highest likelihood of wetter conditions is in our area," said Laura Edwards, SDSU Extension State Climatologist. "There is a bulls-eye in eastern South Dakota that is projected to have wetter conditions than average in April." Edwards explained that this spring outlook is consistent with the long term trend in the region. "The long term trends in eastern South Dakota over the last several decades has shown more precipitation in the spring and falls seasons," she said. "The good news is that there is no concern about drought development in the spring season for farmers and gardeners." Edwards added that April precipitation has proven to be critical for pasture, forage and hay production throughout the state. "Abundant moisture would benefit grasslands and hay for livestock feed this summer," she said. Due to the above-freezing temperatures throughout February and early March, the soils are now able to absorb some more moisture. Even though many of the state's eastern counties had a refreeze, with colder temperatures that started around March 10, Edwards said soils will warm up quickly after the new snow melts. No substantial flood risks No regions in South Dakota are at risk for substantial flooding at this time. "According to the NOAA Flood Outlook released March 16, only the far eastern areas in the Minnesota River basin have any risk of even minor flooding," Edwards said. The temperature outlook for April shows warmer than average conditions favored to our south and eastern portions of the U.S. but Edwards said it less clear for South Dakota. "There is some uncertainty on what lies ahead for spring temperatures, with equal chances of warmer or cooler than average in the next three months," she said. - See more at: http://igrow.org/news/climate-update-predicts-wetterthan-average-april/#sthash.ET2FdRaw.dpuf ... nouncing An performances). Performers will play 1-3 Bach pieces. Timeslots are available between 9:15 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. throughout the museum day. People will play in the NMM lobby, hallway or concert hall. Says NMM Manager of Communications Patricia Bornhofen, “So far, we have pianists, a cellist, a flutist, a clarinetist, and an organist slated to play Bach favorites. Please join us in the day. Think of it as a bit like street musicianship (without the donation-hat stuff). Just set up and play for whomever is passing by. In 2015 here, Bach was played on bassoon, tuba, vibraphone, viola, and piano. We’d love to fill the schedule with instrument diversity again.” Bornhofen urges people to call the Museum if they’d like to join in the Bach celebrating. “And free admission if you play!” More of a film buff? On Monday, March 20, at 7 p.m., the Museum goes to the movies, sponsoring the showing of the 2015 international documentary, “The Music of Strangers” The film follows famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma & the Silk Road Ensemble on a mosaic-of-music tour. PG-13. NMM music movies are shown at Coyote Twin Theater, downtown Vermillion. NMM Curator Michael Suing will give a very brief intro to the film. NMM movies are shown at the Coyote Twin Theater, in downtown Vermillion. The National Music Museum is grateful for South Dakota Arts Council support, which is provided with funds from the State of South Dakota, through the Department of Tourism, and from the National Endowment for the Arts. Centerville Council Presents ‘Hospital’ CENTERVILLE — The Centerville Community Arts Council, Inc., will present the comedy play “Hospital” on Friday, March 24, and Saturday, March 25, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 26, at 2 p.m. All performances will take place at the Centerville School Gold Gym. Tickets for the production may be purchased at the door Come and enjoy the cast of area residents in Bedside Manor Hospital - where a laugh a day keeps the doctor away. Enjoy refreshments at the hospital “cafeteria” during intermission. Cast members include: Matt Olson, Jacquelynn Skotvold, Donna Houck, Brian King, Kaitlynn Skotvold, Ally Johnson, Gabby Limoges, Katie Westra, Chuck Oster, Jodi Childress, Jo Westra, Matt Hybertson, Laura Ostrem, Amanda Knutson, Denise Pickner, Kristin Lambert, Dylan Olson, Kade Satter, Kendra Hotchkiss, Tricia Eide, Zach Hunnicutt, Coral Bates and Lauren Petersen. 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