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Tours and Entertainment Guide Register online at: www.mnkofc2019.org 1 On the cover

The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis is blessed with two great co-cathedrals—the Cathedral of Saint Paul in St. Paul and the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis. The top photo is of the altar and baldachin in the Basilica and the lower photo is of the altar and baldachin in the Cathedral.

Alongside the photos of our two magnificent churches is Fr. Louis Hennepin, O.F.M., who named St. Anthony Falls, the origin of the city of Minneapolis. This statue of Fr. Hennepin was erected by the Minnesota Knights of Columbus on the grounds of the Basilica and was dedicated on October 12, 1930. For its 50th anniversary the Minnesota Knights of Columbus cleaned and elevated the statue so it could be seen better and rededicated it on October 12, 1980.

You will have an opportunity to visit both magnificent churches during your stay with us. On Saturday evening, we will host a welcome mass at the Basilica of St. Mary, a short walk from the convention hotels. On Sunday and Monday, we are offering tours of the Cathedral of Saint Paul with an extra stop on Monday at our newly restored historic State Capitol.

The Archdiocese is blessed to have many historic as well as more modern style churches. Each weekend, masses are celebrated in English, Spanish, French, Polish, Vietnamese, and sign language for the deaf. We also celebrate with our brothers in the Eastern Rite— Byzantine, Maronite, and Ukrainian.

We are honored that all of the current bishops in Minnesota are Fourth Degree Brother Knights: Archbishop Bernard Hebda and Auxiliary Bishop Andrew Cozzens of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Bishop Michael Hoeppner of the Crookston diocese, Bishop Paul Sirba (former State Chaplain) of the Duluth diocese, Bishop John LeVoir of the New Ulm diocese, Bishop Donald Kettler of the St. Cloud diocese, and Bishop John Quinn of the Winona- Rochester diocese.

2 Tour & Special Event info

All prices are in U. S. dollars Funds in other currencies will not be accepted for payment All checks should be payable to: Minnesota Nice 137th Supreme Convention, Inc. Register online at www.mnkofc2019.org

Reservation and Cancellation Policy Reservations will be done on a first-come, first-serve basis. Every effort will be made to honor your first choice of tour date and time, subject to seat availability. However, scheduled tours and special events may be canceled at any time due to minimums not being met or other circumstances at the sole discretion of the Minnesota Nice 137th Supreme Convention, Inc. Host Committee.

In case of tour cancellation, a mutually agreed upon substitute tour may be made available or a full refund will be given. In cases in which you request a reservation cancellation before July 1, 2019, a full refund, minus a $15 processing fee, will be given. No refunds will be given on requests for cancellations on or after July 1, 2019.

Tour Departures All tours will depart from the Minneapolis Convention Center. Buses will depart at designated times. All persons participating in a tour should arrive at the departure location at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. Return times listed are an approximation and may fluctuate. If you miss your departure time, there will be no refund.

Accommodations Please indicate on your registration form if you or a member of your party will be utilizing special equipment or have service needs or dietary restrictions. Our tour planner will endeavor to provide reasonable accommodations and access so that each or our guests will have an enjoyable experience.

Special Events The Basilica of Saint Mary and Target Field are both approximately a level 3/4—1 mile walk from each hotel. We encourage you to enjoy downtown Minneapolis as you stroll to church or to the game. If you cannot or choose to not walk that far we will provide a complimentary shuttle to both events. The Monday Welcome Party and the Ladies Luncheon will be in the Marquette Ballroom in the Hilton Minneapolis. The Youth Pizza Party will be in the Convention Center. Both the Hilton and Convention Center are a pleasant short walk either outside or through the skyway system.

3 MINNESOTA STATE COUNCIL

Worthy Delegates and guests, As the state deputy of Minnesota, I look forward to having you visit our wonderful state. It has been 20 years since the Supreme Convention was last here. Some of the attractions have remained but we have many new and exciting areas to visit as well as some new events that you may want to consider while you are visiting with us.

Please take some time to look over the tours and events and consider coming in a few days earlier.

A couple of days you will have the opportunity to visit a working dairy farm owned by a Brother Knight. Have you ever visited Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store? It’s here and you can check out the large varieties of candies, some of which you may have enjoyed in your childhood.

How about a day trip/pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe? Ok, it’s in the bordering state of Wisconsin. Enjoy the scenery as you head to the shrine, celebrate mass at a beautiful location and marvel at the architecture that is only a bit over a decade old.

We also have a Grayline tour of the Twin Cities. Maybe a quick visit to St. Paul and the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory.

Finally a visit to St. Paul Cathedral, St. Mary’s Basilica in Minneapolis, and in between look at St. Anthony Falls that Fr Hennepin discovered and named in the 1600’s.

And of course there is the Mall of America in Bloomington. That could be a whole day with the shops, restaurants, aquarium, and inside amusement park. There is no sales tax on clothing in Minnesota!

You can explore on your own the Twin City area. Much of downtown Minneapolis is within walking distance and St. Paul and Bloomington are just a Light Rail ride away.

I invite you to our Monday night welcoming party with the famous Whitesidewalls 50’s and 60’s music revue. For those who attended last year’s convention in Baltimore, their Monday night event was The Hubcaps, also a 50’s band. As the host of this year’s event, I bet the state deputy of Maryland that “our band was better than their band” and I wagered a can of SPAM against their wager of a can of lobster stew. It’s time to see who wins!

I invite the ladies to the Wednesday luncheon hosted by our state officer’s wives. One of our general agents has a family band that will entertain you. Fr. Richard Kunst of our Duluth diocese has a presentation of his papal artifacts which is second only to the Vatican’s.

As you arrive at the airport (MSP) or drive to the hotel we will have friendly faces to help you and direct you. I look forward to seeing you in August in MINNESOTA.

Marc Peters State Deputy, Minnesota

4 Special event Saturday, August 3

5:00 p.m. Vigil Mass at The Basilica of Saint Mary

America's First Basilica Recognized as one of the finest examples of Beaux Arts architecture in the country, the Basilica of Saint Mary was constructed between 1907 and 1915. It was raised to the rank of minor basilica by Pope Pius XI in 1926. The Basilica was dedicated as the Co-Cathedral of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis in 1966. In 1975 the Basilica was named to the National Register of Historic Places.

Fr. John Bauer, Rector and Pastor has graciously allowed the 137th Convention Committee to invite all of our guests to the 5:00 p.m. parish mass. Our Supreme Chaplain Archbishop William E Lori will be the main celebrant and Auxiliary Bishop Andrew Cozzens of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis will concelebrate. All bishops and priests attending are invited to also concelebrate. A special combined choir of Brother Knight choir members from across the state will provide the music. All Sir Knights in the new uniform are invited to join the special Honor Guard under the direction of our Master Bradley Jacobs and his Marshall Robert Hurd.

The Basilica is a nice walk through Loring Park from the hotels and a complementary shuttle will be provided from the Convention Center an hour prior to the mass.

Come early and view the beautiful stain glass windows, the John XXIII Art Gallery. Visit the many shrines to Our Lady, the Sacred Heart, Saint Anne, St. Joseph, and others.

5 Tours Saturday, August 3

Dairy Farm Tour

Have you or your children thought about where milk comes from?

Join your Brother Knights in exploring a state-of-the-art dairy farm. The Metogga Lake Dairy farm has been operated by a Knights of Columbus family for over 40 years. Each day they milk 450 dairy cows and care for a total of 900 animals on their 1,400 acre farm. The family raises hundreds of acres of corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and small grains. Everyone will have the opportunity to see some of the vast farmland of Minnesota and get an up-close look at the large equipment that makes it all happen.

The motorcoach will leave at 12:00 pm and return at 4:00pm. Cost: $30.00 per person

Como Park Zoo & Conservatory

The Como Park Zoo and Conservatory welcomes nearly 2 million visitors each year. The zoo consists of animals such as: snakes, Artic foxes, bison, Dall’s sheep, flamingos, Galapagos tortoise, giraffes and gorillas. Like all of the attractions at the Park, they are extremely family friendly. The Conservatory consists of 14 different and distinct exhibits from the Sunken Garden, Palm Dome, Water Gardens, Fern Room, to the Charlotte Partridge Ordway Japanese Garden. A kid favorite is Como Town, which is an amusement park with more than 18 rides and attractions. In addition to the rides, they daily offer free entertainment and activities for kids.

Admission is free although a donation of $3 for an adult and $2 for a child to help care for their plants and animals is appreciated.

The motorcoach will leave at 12:30 pm and return at 4:00 p.m. Cost: $22.00 per person

6 Tours saturday, August 3

Minneapolis Tour & Mississippi River Cruise with Lunch

Explore Minnesota's beautiful historic city of Minneapolis and the Mississippi River on this interactive tour. Begin aboard a motorcoach traveling around sparkling city lakes and famous Minneapolis landmarks, with live commentary from our knowledgeable and experienced tour guides. The tour includes a short stop at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden (weather permitting).

The tour continues aboard a modern replica of a historic sternwheeler for a cruise on the mighty Mississippi River and lunch. This summer, the boat will be cruising the southern trails of the Grand Rounds Scenic Byway and Heritage Trail, along the U of M Campus riverfront, under the stunning I-35W Bridge, through the Lower St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam, showcasing views of the St. Anthony Falls, the historic Stone Arch Bridge, amazing river bluffs, and the incredible downtown Minneapolis skyline as we show you the best the Mississippi River has to offer.

The motorcoach will leave at 9:00 am and return at 3:30pm. Cost: $70.00 per person (Includes lunch)

7 Special event Sunday, August 4

VS A beautiful day for baseball

CHEER ON SUPREME KNIGHT CARL ANDERSON AS HE THROWS OUT THE FIRST PITCH

Order tickets for 1:10 p.m. game online at https://groupmatics.events/event/137thsupreme

Infield Box Mid $48—The Deck $30 Home Plate View $25—Grandstand $17

Order deadline is July 14th

Due to very high demand, seating is limited and available only on a first-come, first-served basis Game date and time is subject to change; no refunds or exchanges.

Questions or groups of 20 or more? Contact Brian Bessler at 612-659-4083 or [email protected]

Target Field— rated a Top 10 MLB Stadium Experience by ESPN the Magazine!

Complimentary shuttle from the Convention Center or a nice 8 block stroll

8 Tours Sunday, August 4

Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe Tour

The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin, faithful to the message of the Blessed Virgin Mary through her appearances on the American continent in 1531, serves the spiritual needs of those who suffer poverty in body and soul. It is a place of ceaseless prayer for the corporal and spiritual welfare of God’s children, especially those in most need.

The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, in fidelity to its mission as a place of religious pilgrimage  Pays homage to the Blessed Virgin Mary, under the title of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mother of America and Star of the New Evangelization  Honors Our Blessed Mother as the Patroness of the Unborn  Educates adult Catholics in their faith and its practices

In 1995, the Robert Swing family (an Honorary Life Knight) gifted approximately 70 acres to aid then Bishop Raymond Leo Burke to fulfill his vision of a Marian Shrine. Today, this area includes the Shrine Church and Pilgrim Center, Blessed John Duns Scotus, memorial to the Unborn, Mother of Good Counsel Votive Candle Chapel, Rosary Walk, Stations of the Cross, and devotional areas to St. Joseph the Workman and St. Kateri Tekakwitha.

Our special guide on the bus will be District Deputy Bill Swing, son of Robert and Lucille Swing, benefactors of the Shrine.

The motorcoach will leave at 8:00 am and return at 6:30pm. Cost: $55.00 per person (lunch on your own)

The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a place of religious pilgrimage and of worship. Thus, reverence in manner of dress and behavior is appreciated. We all have a responsibility to each other to dress modestly, especially during the warmer seasons. Appropriate dress is conducive to an atmosphere of prayer and of meeting the Lord.

Inappropriate clothing includes short shorts, skirts above the knee, low necklines, sleeveless shirts, exposed midriffs, exposed backs, clothes that are tight-fitting, see through, or bear offensive print.

9 Tours Sunday, August 4

Cathedral of Saint Paul, Mass & Guided Tour

Attend Sunday Mass at noon followed by a guided tour of one of the finest examples of Beaux Arts architecture, designed by E. L. Masqueray. This, the fourth Cathedral of Saint Paul, was the dream of Archbishop John Ireland, who secured the site in 1904. The Cathedral dominates the Saint Paul skyline.

The cornerstone was laid on June 2, 1907. The first liturgy was held on Palm Sunday, March 28, 1915. Work continued on the interior for decades. On October 14, 1958, it was consecrated by Archbishop William O. Brady, securing its place among the premier houses of worship in the United States. It was placed on the National Register of Historical Buildings in 1974.

The Cathedral of Saint Paul was designated as the National Shrine of the Apostle Paul by the Vatican and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on March 25, 2009, following a request by Archbishop John C. Nienstedt.

In 2012, the Vatican established a “bond of spiritual affinity” between the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls in Rome and the Cathedral of Saint Paul. This means that anyone making a pilgrimage here can enjoy all the spiritual benefits as if they were able to pray at the tomb of the Apostle Paul in Rome.

Tens of thousands of people make a pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Saint Paul every year. Over the decades, the Cathedral developed as a catechism in stone and glass by evangelizing through grandeur and beauty. The patron is particularly honored through a series of bronze grills that depict major events in the life of Saint Paul from his conversion to his martyrdom.

The motorcoach will leave at 11:00 am and return at 2:30pm. Cost: $22.00 per person (refreshments served) Photos courtesy of Cathedral of St. Paul

10 Special event Welcome party Monday, August 5 7—10 P.M.

Since their genesis over 45 years ago, The Whitesidewalls Rock 'n' Roll Revue has been the Midwest's ultimate 1950s and 1960s doo-wop and rock & roll show band, with a loyal fan base that continues to grow and show their support and love forThe Whitesidewalls.

Featuring five singers playing multiple instruments, the tight harmonies and driving dance beat of The Whitesidewalls are the signature of the Rock 'n’ Roll Revue. They put on a show that will have you jumping, singing, and twisting like you did years ago.

The Whitesidewalls have shared the stage with a number of notable artists including: The Drifters * Bobby Vee * Little Anthony * Del Shannon The Crickets * Bo Diddley Wolfman Jack * Rick Nelson * Buddy Knox * Carl Perkins * Tommy Roe * Jimmy Clanton Herman's Hermits * Freddy Cannon * Jason D. Williams * The Coasters * The Grass Roots Dick Dale * Lou Christie * Bill Medley * Tommy Allsup * Bill Haley Jr.

Cost: $30 Per Person Marquette Ballroom Hilton Minneapolis

11 Tours monday, August 5

Dairy Farm Tour with Lunch & Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store

Have you thought about where milk comes from?

The motorcoach will then take you through the countryside to the hall of Council #2023 in New Prague where the ladies and members will treat you to a delicious home cooked lunch.

After lunch, you journey to Jim’s Apple Farm which has retail apple sales, an in-house bakery, and locally made jams, salsas, and sauces. It is also the site of MINNESOTA’S LARGEST CANDY STORE with sweets from every corner of the world from Russia to Japan and of course the USA. Old fashioned candy like Clark Bar, Walnettos, Mary Janes, and Turkish Taffy greet the adults while suckers, gumballs, and sour gummies attract the children. Thirsty? Over 1,000 unique bottled sodas from root beers to ginger beers to orange creams to black cherry are well stocked. If you need a challenge, they have the widest selection of jigsaw puzzles of any store in North America. High above the shopping floor, super heroes (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Spiderman, the Hulk, and Silver Surfer) stand guard and the largest mechanical band in the state performs every 5 minutes. Don’t miss this opportunity to see for yourself a “football field size” one of a kind store that draws over 700,000 customers in its 7-month long open season. Bring cash or check since they don’t take credit cards.

The motorcoach will leave at 8:00 am and return at 3:30pm. Cost: $50.00 per person (includes lunch)

12 Tours monday, August 5

Minnesota State Capitol & Cathedral of St. Paul Guided Tour

Spend your day enjoying the beauty of two of the finest examples of Beaux Arts architecture. The Minnesota State Capitol is one of the Midwest's most spectacular buildings. Inspired by the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, architect Cass Gilbert was determined to design a building in the classical style, but with all the modern conveniences of the time. The stunning result is a towering white marble dome, fluted columns, graceful arches and commanding statuary. Gilbert would go on to design the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington D.C.

At a cost of $4.5 million, the Renaissance Revival-style building opened to the public in 1905. When it was discovered that parts of the exterior marble were deteriorating and posed safety concerns, the Capitol underwent a $310 million repair and restoration project from 2013-2017.

Cass Gilbert's design of the dome echoes the Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican. The Capitol is more than 430 feet long, from east to west. From ground level to the top of the dome's lantern measures 220 feet — about the height of a 20-story building. Inside, the building has more than 300,000 square feet of floor space, or about 5 million cubic feet of space.

On the way to the Cathedral you will have the opportunity for lunch on your own.

Up the hill from the Capitol is the fourth Cathedral of Saint Paul, that was the dream of Archbishop John Ireland, and was designed by E. L. Masqueray. The Cathedral of Saint Paul was designated as the National Shrine of the Apostle Paul by the Vatican and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on March 25, 2009.

See the Cathedral of Saint Paul mass & guided tour for more information about the Cathedral.

The motorcoach will leave at 9:00 am and return at 3:00pm. Cost: $35.00 per person (lunch on your own)

13 Tours monday, August 5

Minneapolis Tour & Mississippi River Cruise with Lunch

The tour continues aboard a modern replica of a historic sternwheeler for a cruise on the mighty Mississippi River and lunch. This summer, the boat with be cruising the southern trails of the Grand Rounds Scenic Byway and Heritage Trail, along the U of M Campus riverfront, under the stunning I-35W Bridge, through the Lower St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam, showcasing views of the St. Anthony Falls, the historic Stone Arch Bridge, amazing river bluffs, and the incredible downtown Minneapolis skyline as we show you the best the Mississippi River has to offer.

The motorcoach will leave at 9:00 am and return at 3:30pm. Cost: $70.00 per person (Includes lunch)

14 Special event Tuesday, August 6

Youth Hospitality Room Tuesday Night Pizza Party 6:30 p.m.—11:00 p.m.

While you and your wife are attending the States Dinner, the Minnesota State Council is pleased to offer a Youth Pizza Party. You can drop off your younger guests who will enjoy a pizza party, fun crafts, games, and movies. This will allow you to be worry-free knowing that your children will be kept entertained in a safe environment while you enjoy the premier banquet of the convention.

Children must be between the ages of 7 and 17. They will be signed in and out. Chaperones will keep watch over them during the evening. They will enjoy a variety of board games or other appropriate entertainment.

Cost: $35.00 per person Pizza, soda and light refreshments will be served. Please note any dietary or allergy restrictions when you register.

15 Special event Ladies luncheon Wednesday, August 7 11:30 A.M.

Featured Speaker

The largest collection of papal artifacts outside the Vatican is the result of the devotion and dedication of one man. Fr. Richard Kunst, a parish priest from Duluth, MN, has spent much of his free time over the past 20 years preserving items connected to the papacy. Fr. Kunst is a recognized expert on papal history. He is a gifted speaker and has appeared on EWTN several times.

Please join us as Fr. Kunst takes us through the story of how he came to collect these precious items. In addition to his lively presentation, we will have the pleasure of viewing a display of his collection. For a sneak peak at his collection visit his website www.papalartifacts.com

Music will be provided by the David Goedtke Family

Cost: $60 Per Person Marquette Ballroom Hilton Minneapolis This is a wonderful opportunity to be part of a This is aunique wonderful and entertainingopportunity toevent. be part of a unique and entertaining event.

16 arrival

Airport Greeters

When you arrive at Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport Terminal #1 we will have Brother Knights staffing an information kiosk in the baggage claim area. They will be able to help explain where and how you can obtain ground transportation to your hotel. We will also have greeters at Terminal #2 near the baggage claim area.

Ground Transportation

There are a number of different transport services available. We have tried to provide the best information available; however it will be several months old when you arrive.  Super Shuttle: $16.00 per person- 1-800-258-3826 or www.supershuttle.com.  Uber: Terminal #1 $23.43, Terminal #2 $22.33  Limousine Service: Airport Car Service Sedan: 4 Person $60.00; SUV: 6 Person $70.00. 612-351-8016 or [email protected]  Metro Transit/LRT Station: Rates: Non-Rush Hour $2.00 per person; Rush hour $2.50 per person. NOTE: the Light Rail Station in downtown Minneapolis is approximately- 3 4 blocks from each convention hotel.

Parking

Daily parking at each of the three convention hotels (Hilton, Hyatt and Millennium) range from $21.00—$24.00.

Hotel Greeters

At each of the convention hotels, in the skyways and Convention Center you will see our friendly greeters in a royal blue shirt to answer your questions and help direct you to your destination. If you have any questions during your stay, ask a blue shirt volunteer, if he/she cannot help you they can direct you to someone who can.

17 Getting around Minneapolis

Downtown Minneapolis is a relatively safe city, but like all major metropolitan areas you should always be aware of your surroundings.

The Hyatt and Millennium are located across the street from each other on the Nicollet Mall, a pedestrian friendly “main street” lined with shops, pubs, trees and benches. If you like to people watch, this is the place. The Hilton is just one block off the mall. It is a short 4 block or 5 minute stroll from the other two hotels.

The Minneapolis Convention Center, which will be the location for many of the convention activities, is between the Hilton, Hyatt and Millennium. All four facilities are connected by climate controlled skyways. Minneapolis is the home of the skyway with over 9 miles connecting most of downtown. On a hot, humid August day, you will enjoy the air conditioning in the skyway as much as we do the heat when it is below zero in the winter. But on a nice day, there is nothing better than to stroll the streets of downtown and enjoy the outdoor seating or maybe roof top seating of the many establishments.

The Vigil Mass on Saturday is at the Basilica of Saint Mary about 9/10 of a mile or a 25 minute walk from the Hilton.

Target Field, site of Sunday’s Twins game, with our Supreme Knight throwing out the first pitch is, 8/10 of a mile or a 25 minute walk from the Hilton, unless you stop to sample the local cuisine or a beverage.

For those who do not wish to walk to either event, we will be providing a complimentary Millennium shuttle from the Convention Center.

18 shopping

Souvenir Convention Cap

A souvenir cap, similar to this, is available for purchase prior to the convention. A limited number may be available in the Country Store. Cost $15.00

The Mall of America is the nation's largest shopping and entertainment destination in America, attracting over 40,000,000 visitors a year. The Mall features over 520 stores, 60 restaurants, and the largest indoor theme park. Nickelodeon Universe, SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium, The LEGO store, FlyOver America, Crayola Experience, SMAAASH - America's Adrenalin Arena, The Escape Game, and Moose Mountain Adventure Golf + Black Light Mini Golf are also fun-filled attractions available to our guests.

Plus there’s no sales tax on clothing or shoes!

There is no scheduled tour to the Mall as most would much rather shop on their own schedule. The Light Rail line, located 4 blocks from your hotel will take you directly to the Mall of America in just a few minutes at a very reasonable cost. Then you can spend as much time as you wish. Be warned, if you spend just 10 minutes in each store it will take you 86 hours to visit them all. You will miss most of the convention.

19 Knights of Columbus 137th Supreme Convention Minneapolis, MN—2019 Mail in Registration Form—One form per Knight

Register online at www.mnkofc2019.org Tour participants should be at the departure location at least 15 minutes prior to departure time. Youth participants 16 orunder must be accompanied by an adult. All tours have a minimum attendance requirement. If your tour is cancelled because this requirement is not met, you can schedule another tour or obtain a refund. Day Event Time Quantity Per Person Total Registration fee (one time required fee, includes gift) $35.00 Sat Dairy Farm Tour 12:00 PM—4:00 PM $30.00 Sat Como Park Zoo & Conservatory Tour 12:30 PM—4:00 PM $22.00 Sat Minneapolis Tour & Mississippi River Cruise with Lunch 9:00 AM—3:30 PM $70.00 Sun Minnesota Twins vs Kansas City Royals 1:10 PM—complimentary shuttle from Minneapolis Convention Center to Target Field Order Choice of tickets online athttps://groupmatics.events/event/137thsupreme Sun Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe Tour 8:00 AM—6:30 PM $55.00 Sun Cathedral of Saint Paul, Mass & Guided Tour 11:00 AM—2:30 PM $22.00 Mon The WHITESIDEWALLS Rock ‘n’ Roll Revue 7:00 PM—10:00 PM $30.00 Mon Dairy Farm Tour/Lunch/ Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store 8:00 AM—3:30 PM $50.00 Mon Minnesota State Capitol & Cathedral of St. Paul Guided Tour 9:00 AM—3:00 PM $35.00 Mon Minneapolis Tour & Mississippi River Cruise with Lunch 9:00 AM—3:30 PM $70.00 Tue Youth Pizza Party 6:30 PM—11:00 PM $35.00 Wed Ladies Luncheon, Fr. Kunst Vatican Artifact Collection 11:30 AM—2:00 PM $60.00 Souvenir Convention Cap $15.00 TOTAL (U.S. DOLLARS ONLY) $ Last Name Jurisdiction

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Payment—Please register by July 15. If mailing registration, please submit by July 5 to ensure timely processing. If credit card, register directly at www.mnkofc2019.org and use secure check out. If by check, make check payable to Minnesota Nice 137th Supreme Convention, Inc. Then mail check with form to PO Box 303, Anoka, MN 55303 Please indicate any special dietary needs (Ladies’ Luncheon and Youth Pizza Party) or accommodations needed for tours. Pricing is in U.S. Dollars only. No other currencies can be accepted. Reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Every effort will be made to honor your requests, however scheduled tours and special events may be cancelled due to minimums not being met or other circumstances at the sole discretion of the MinnesotaNic e 137th Supreme Convention, Inc. Host Committee. Cancellations prior to July 1 will receive a full refund minus a $15.00 processingfee .