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'I Couldn't Live At Home' exhibit at the library

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By Erin Vassilopoulos , KFAI
October 07, 2007

The Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest and the Minneapolis Public Library announce a collaborative exhibit and performance series opening October 6 at the Minneapolis Central Library titled ‘I Couldn’t Live At Home.’

An initiative of the Sheltering Home Chronicles, this unprecedented multi-media and interactive program includes more than 100 community and artistic partners coming together to present the images and voices of Minnesota’s young people “who can not live at home” in historical, artistic and present day contexts.

All events are free and handicap accessible. For more information about the exhibit and a full performance schedule visit the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest’s

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