I didn't choose Betty. She chose me.

I didn't choose Betty. She chose me.
The Betty Crocker Kitchens 1940
Showing posts with label Mill City Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mill City Museum. Show all posts

Monday, January 15, 2024

Mill City Museum & Betty Crocker






Here are some of my photos from last week's visit with my old friend Betty Crocker at the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis. I've had 2 book launches at the museum - one for Finding Betty Crocker and the other for In the Mood for Munsingwear. 

If you haven't had a chance to visit the museum, I highly recommend it. If you are a true Betty Crocker fan you already know that this building is the birthplace of Betty. 

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

The Betty Mystique (A film by Susan Marks) Screening and Book Signing

Just a reminder that my award-winning documentary film on Betty Crocker will be screening at the Mill City Museum next month! So make plans to head down to the Mill City Museum on December 3, 2009 @ 7pm sharp. I say sharp because a bunch a of my dear, dear friends came late to my last book signing and missed almost all of Garrison Keillor giving his thoughts on historic photos. According to every last one of them, they had no idea that these types of things start on time. So for the record, these things start on time.

Come get your Betty on! Film. Q&A. Book Signing. Also, please sign my book at the event. Oh, and bring all your friends. Did I mention it's free?

Oh and if you want to read more about the event on facebook check out: Betty Crocker Documentary Film Screening

Saturday, August 22, 2009

The Betty Mystique (A film by Susan Marks) Screening

Save the date! December 3, 2009 at the Mill City Museum at 7pm in Minneapolis, MN.

Almost every damn day someone asks me when they can see my documentary film on Betty Crocker. Your one and only chance is likely this December. Don't live anywhere near the Mill City Museum you say? Book your flight now and do your X-mas shopping while you are in town. How about the Mall of America? A lot people shop there and get all excited about it.

Or better yet, head over to St. Paul and shop at Common Good Books or at the Mill City Museum gift shop. It's really your call.

So come and get your Betty on and quit your crying! ;)

Did I mention it's free? A free event that is open to the public. You're going to wonder how you got so lucky.