Events

Peter Arnstein has played in recordings and concerts, including the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland, and has also composed and arranged much music for him. His compositions have been published in England and the United States. He holds a D.M.A. in piano from the University of Wisconsin, teaches at the St. Paul Conservatory, and has performed […]

If you’re looking for a little fun on Friday come down for this party! Mark is a guaranteed good time on his accordion. Everyone is welcome to this celebration of June birthdays.

We know that there is going to be a large road construction project on Hennepin Avenue taking place during the next two summers…but what exactly can we expect? William Shutte, Engineer II Project Manager for Sewer Division for Upcoming Road Construction on Hennepin, will come to talk about the project and answer any questions we

Since 2007 Kenwood resident Ruth Anne Olson has visited the village of Bigonet, Haiti and connected us with their lives. We’ve admired their art. We’ve learned about their school and celebrated from afar their school’s new sewing class.  We’ve heard their music, seen pictures of their families. In 2013 we welcomed four of their teachers to the

Harpist Catherine Salovich Victorsen holds two degrees in Harp Performance, BM from Boston University and MM (Master of Music) from the University of Minnesota. Catherine was the Solo Principal Harpist for the Regensburg Philharmonic Orchestra in Regensburg, Germany from 1984-1991. Please join us as she dazzles us with her talent. Refreshments will be served following

Macphail Music for Life is going to have a special twist this month…we’re inviting kids to join us! This fun, interactive program is sure to be a hit. All residents are invited to sit alongside the delightful students from Grace Homeschool Academy to learn, explore, and create music. This is just another great example of

Clean out those closets and donate your old clothes! After you drop off your items stick around for terrific live music by our very own, Phil Mattson accompanied by amazing vocalist, Kristin Sponcia.

The Somewhat Dixieland Band plays standard New Orleans jazz tunes along with ragtime and others adapted to the Dixie style, hence the name “Somewhat”Dixie. Everyone is invited in this celebration of May birthdays.

The Kenwood’s first ever spelling bee! Any Kenwood resident that would like to participate needs to sign up by Tuesday, May 5th for this event. If you don’t want to compete we still encourage you to come down and cheer on your neighbors. This lighthearted competition will surely be a great way to spend the

Bob is at it again! This time he will be talking about World War I in this three part series. As always he has great pictures and interesting maps to assist him while teaching.