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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
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DESCRIPTION:The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is happy to announce that our
  next exhibit “Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious!: Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h” will be opening April 2!\n\nFood is at the heart of Inuit culture. In
  the Arctic this means food hunted\, fished\, or gathered from the land\, 
 air\, and sea. Whales\, seals\, caribou\, muskox\, fish\, and birds\, as w
 ell as berries and other plants\, have provided untold generations with al
 l the healthy nourishment they needed to thrive. These foods continue to b
 e important to Inuit\, and many consider hunting\, gathering\, sharing\, a
 nd eating these traditional foods to be central to Inuit identity.\n\nThe 
 exhibit will be open to the public April 2\, with a reception at a later d
 ate (to be announced!). Explore the exhibit to discover some of the ways I
 nuit communities across the Arctic are working to ensure that they and the
 ir descendants can continue to enjoy these important and delicious foods.
LOCATION:Online Event\, Online Event
SUMMARY:Exhibit  - Mamaqtuq! It is Delicious! Traditional Foods of the Nort
 h
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/exhibit-opening-april-2-ma
 maqtuq-it-is-delicious-traditional-foods-of-the-north
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