A program guide for members of Prairie Public Broadcasting June 2015
HAY DAY: MUSICAL BARNS OF NORTH DAKOTA
pays tuneful tribute to the barn, a rapidly disappearing icon of our Midwestern landscape and agricultural heritage. The 60-minute documentary explores the architecture, history, preservation, restoration, and current uses of seven barns, accompanied by barn dance music from The Radio Stars, Rhythms of the Heart, Tigirlily, The Hay Shakers, and more. The documentary project has also grown to include a music CD and a beautiful coffee table book produced by Preservation North Dakota. Tune in Tuesday, June 2, at 7 pm CT for the television premiere of this new Prairie Public documentary. Production funding for Hay Day: Musical Barns of North Dakota provided in part by Gate City Bank, BNSF Railway, North Dakota Farmers Union, State Historical Society of North Dakota, and by the members of Prairie Public.
Join us for special screening parties to celebrate Hay Day: Musical Barns of North Dakota. We’ll see selected segments of the film and enjoy a little live music and some refreshments. The events are free and open to the public. June 18, 7 pm Fargo Theatre June 25, 7 pm ND State Heritage Center Auditorium