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January 2021 the 3M Club of St Enhancing 3M Culture since 1934 January 2021 The 3M Club of St. Paul provides access to sponsored events, activities, sports, group discounts, and tickets. Our goal is to provide an enjoyable networking experience for members, their family, and friends. To become a member, please click below or contact the 3M Club at [email protected]. Update on Minnesota United: MN United has offered to 3M Club ticket purchasers to either chose to have their monies refunded or to apply a 110% credit toward future ticket purchases. If you have specific questions regarding this process, please reach out to Asher Howell at 763.231.9869 or [email protected]. If you have any difficulties with these communications or process, please notify 3M Club’s contact: Beth Peterson at [email protected] Dear 3M Club Members, We are following company guidance and can no longer sponsor in-person events this year. As a board, we are in the process of trying to determine some opportunities for our members for the rest of this year and going into early 2021. Please watch the information posted on 3M St. Paul Club Yammer page for updates on new virtual events! METRO DINING CARDS AVAILABLE NOW! 3M Club is offering the Metro Dining Cards. The Metro Dining Cards offer discounts/BOGOs at local area restaurants each month from October 2020 through September 2021. Each box contains over a hundred cards/offerings and costs $25. This is a great way to support your local area restaurants. We will not be mailing these out this year. Metro Dining Cards are available for purchase at the Novation Credit Union at 500 Imperial Ave N in Oakdale MN during their hours of 8:30-5:00 for $25.00 per set. There is no limit to then number of boxes of cards you may purchase. While the employee mall in 220 remains closed, the procedure will be as follows: 1) Go to Novation's drive through and place your check (payable to 3M Club St. Paul) or cash in the tube and hit the Send button. 2) Talk with the teller to confirm you are purchasing 3M Club Metro Dining Cards. 3) Drive around to their front door and park. Remain in your car. A Novation employee will deliver the cards to your car. If you have any questions, please contact Laura Griffin Boyle at [email protected] or 651-206-3943. Just in time for the Holidays! Participate in this month’s featured On-Line Escape…. Hungarian Christmas traditions, live from a bakery in Budapest. There are other online escapes to choose from! Check it out. Invite family, friends, and co-workers to participate! More on-line escapes available at https://goaheadtours.com/online-escapes. Use the 3M Club Promo Code: 3MCLUB • Discount: 20% off • $150 off any future EF Go Ahead Tour (after they've completed an Online Escape) Join a local expert from Budapest to learn about Hungarian Christmas traditions in a virtual cooking class. From a cozy Budapest café to your kitchen, experience the traditions of a Hungarian Christmas. Join Tour Director Bea, who owns and operates a coffee shop in her home city of Budapest, for a Hungarian cooking class. Come ready to (virtually!) meet fellow travel-lovers in this live cooking class, and bring your pre-measured ingredients to learn to make Szaloncukor. This traditional holiday sweet is a staple of Christmas in Hungary, and doubles as a delicious Christmas tree ornament (we promise that it’s easier to make than it is to pronounce!). Bea will also share her classic Glühwein recipe, and teach you the steps to making the perfect glass of this traditional Hungarian mulled wine—brewing this seasonal drink is one of our favorite Hungarian Christmas traditions! Sip a glass of this warm, sweet wine as you learn about Hungarian traditions and assemble your traditional sweets. At the end of your Hungarian cooking class, Bea will show you her technique of wrapping your creations in foil to hang from the Christmas tree as yummy edible ornaments. Try not to eat them all so you can show them off to your friends and family! This is one virtual cooking class that you don’t want to miss. Join in and bring Christmas in Hungary to your own home. What you'll need to participate • An internet connection • A device that can stream audio & video We also recommend bringing • 4 oz dried dates, pitted and as soft as possible (If you don’t like dates, prunes will work, too!) • 1/2 cup walnuts • 1/4 cup cashews or pecans • 2 Tbsp coconut oil • 2–3 tsp coconut flakes • Ground cinnamon • Whole or ground nutmeg • The peel of an orange • 1 cup chocolate chips (ideally dark 70%) • 1/2 bottle red or white wine, dry or sweet (Your preference! What you have open in your fridge is fine) • Whole spices for the hot wine: Cinnamon sticks, cloves, nutmeg (optional), star anise (optional), cardamom (optional) • 3–5 Tbsp white sugar • 1 orange & 1 lemon What are Online Escapes? - Live, interactive experiences: Interact with your host, ask questions in real time—all Online Escapes happen live, and are never pre-recorded. - Small groups, big connections: We’re all about community, so you’ll have the chance to get to know your host and meet others from your phone, tablet, or computer - Hosted by experts: Tour Directors and local guides from the EF Education First travel community can’t wait to share their passions with you in real time. - Code can be used for unlimited number of escapes. - Use code for public or private on-line escapes. 3M Club at the Virtual Hub We’ve heard a lot of great feedback about 3M Club at the Hub. With the COVID-19 challenges, we are continuing this as a virtual support session. If you need to make a payment or need information on an event or venue, please give a board member (see contact info below) a call between 11 am to 1 pm on Wednesdays until further notice. In addition, you may reach Laura Griffin Boyle for 3M Club Member support Monday – Friday during the hours of 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM at (651) 736-5015. Thank you for your interest in 3M Club! 3M Club Volunteer Board assignments by Venue: - Allianz (United) – Beth Peterson –Secretary (651) 736-3408 - CHS Field (Saints) – Charlee Frederixon – President Elect (612) 743-0452 - Target Center (Timberwolves) – Joe Crimando - (651) 733-5479 - Target Center (Lynx, Concerts) – Andrew Swanson – President Elect (651) 737-5348 - Target Field (Twins) – Annie Daugherty– Events (652) 733-2521 - US Bank (Vikings) – Candice Bacchus – Sports and Activity Clubs (651) 226-6794 - Xcel (Concerts) – Dawn Lumberg – Treasurer (651) 785-3456 - Xcel (Wild) – Abby Kangas – Membership [email protected] - Larry Brown – Special Projects (651) 736-7385 - Tickets Marketing, Curtis Christensen - [email protected] - Tickets Operational, Jean Wendlandt – [email protected] - Laura Griffin Boyle – Member Services Coordinator (651) 736-5015 - Mark Roach – President (651) 497 0431 3M Club Policy for COVID-19 Event/Venue Changes Updates: Event Update: After carefully considering our options and in following the 3M lead on keeping our members and their families safe, the 3M Club of St. Paul has cancelled the Children’s Halloween gathering and the Children’s Christmas Party for 2020. Broadway Across America update, We are hoping to have an update in Mid January regarding the Promo code for purchasing special seating for the shows, including Hamilton and Frozen. Please watch Yammer for an update! In the event of a cancellation: 3M Club will reach out to event ticket holders to communicate the process for refunds. In the event of postponement or suspension: 3M Club wants to ensure that each current ticket holder has the right to attend the event in the future. Since the event is still planned to happen in the future, ownership of the ticket doesn’t change until event is cancelled. Tickets for events and concerts will continue to be marketed and sold, as a way for members to reserve their option to attend ticketed events, just as they were prior to any COVID-19 impacts. Concerts, Broadway Shows, Sporting Events and more! Ticket Drawings I 3M Club members may enter a drawing for a chance to purchase tickets for each of the following concerts below. Laura will reach out to the winners of the drawing via email in 2021. Date(s) Event Drawing Date Price Per Ticket June 19, 2021 Justin Bieber Jan 30 $205 June 29, 2021 Halsey World Tour Jan 30 $85 June 25, 2021 Impractical Jokers Jan 30 $90 October 10, 2021 Tame Impala May 30 $85 Postponed Roger Waters Jan 30 $205 Sept 16, 2021 My Chemical Romance May 30 $205 Ticket Purchase Date(s) Event Location Apr 24, 2021 Mercy Me Suite #63, Target Center July 7, 2021 JOJO SIWA Dream Tour Suite #63, Target Center June 19, 2021 The Weekend After Hours Suite #27, Xcel Energy Center Aug 23, 2021 Green Day/Fall out Boy/Weezer Target Field Postponed The Killers Suite #27, Xcel Energy Ctr Ongoing Discounts I View our new discounts page on 3MClub.com! • Broadway Shows – Hamilton coming in 2021- information to be updated in Spring of 2021 • Chanhassen Dinner Theatre • EF Go Ahead Tours • MN Zoo • Nickelodeon Universe (Mall of America) • Park Square Theatre • Royal Golf Club • Wisconsin Dells Attractions • MERSC – MN Employees Recreation & Services Council – over 300 additional discounts! • Minnesota Transportation Museum at Jackson Street Roundhouse Sports and Activity Club Listings & News To see a full list of sports and activity clubs, visit 3MClub.com New Clubs are welcome! Activity Club Name Contact Name Contact Info Amateur Radio Club Ron Walkinshaw [email protected] or 651.334.7658 Archery Club Greg Rigdon [email protected] 651.458.2146 Adam Miller [email protected] or 651.736.0046
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