Events

Jan & Tate are a musical guitar and vocal duo offering a trip down memory lane for everyone! Please join us for this evening filled with music, fun, and friends. Refreshments will be served following the performance.

Joanne Bolles is a native of Minnesota who began singing, playing acoustic guitar and writing songs at the age of 10. Her earliest influences included John Denver, Dan Fogelberg, and Johnny Mathis! Over the years, her singing has been influenced by Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Rosemary Clooney and Tony Bennett. From there she studied Jazz

“Congratulations!!! You won $1,000,000!” Does this sound like a scam that you have received in the mail before? Some scams are quite obvious, others however, are not. This presentation will teach you what you need to know to determine if the call or mail piece that you just received is legitimate or consumer fraud.

Enjoy Mozart, Beethoven, Hayden and other 20th century composers played by this five piece band that includes an oboe, flute, clarinet, bassoon and French horn. Refreshments will be served following the performance.

Classical guitars have a warm, even romantic sound to them. “Vivace” is a local quartet, comprised of four Twin Cities guitarists who play the instrument as a hobby and want to share their love of music and classical guitar with others. You’ll hear a variety of music – from Bach to the Beatles!

Ruth Pelnis will lead an entertaining birthday celebration on the piano. She is always a lot of fun, you won’t want to miss it!

BandanAhhh! is a trio of dynamic versatile entertainers who create fun and energy for Seniors, Baby Boomers and Music Lovers of all ages in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Dan Perry (guitar, vocals), Judy Buerkle (guitar, vocals) and Rosy Kubiatowicz (mandolin, ukulele) love crooning old favorites from the 30s/40s as much as they love “Rocking with the

I paint to express thoughts and feelings through emotional abstraction, utilizing color as a primary form of communication. I am interested in how we interpret, encourage and hide from feelings; how we convey them, how we embrace them and how we hold onto them. My background has taught me much about Meaning. For several years

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.  All are welcome to join us for cake, music, and celebration at this May birthday party. 

Enjoy an evening of music provided by pianist, Susan Freeman.  Susan has played for many different places including: Registry Hotel, Jax Cafe, and Nordstroms. Now we are fortunate to have her play here!  Following the performance we invite all to stay for refreshments.