Join Lori Dokken and friends in a heartfelt tribute to Joni Mitchell, one of music’s greatest songwriters. Through live performances of her iconic works, this concert celebrates Mitchell’s poetic lyrics, emotional depth, and groundbreaking musical style.
The winter series, Home for the Holidays, presents the world premiere of Katherine Bergman’s Superior. Katherine is a Minnesota-based composer whose music has been performed by major ensembles throughout the United States and internationally. Continuing the practice of highlighting our own musicians, this concert will feature HSO’s trumpet section as soloists. Additionally, seasonal favorites will also be performed, including the beloved Sing-A-Long.
Get ready for a night of unforgettable music at Opera Jukebox where you pick the playlist! Join MN Opera’s incredible Resident Artists for a lively, interactive concert featuring your favorite selections. From soaring opera arias to timeless classical pieces and beloved standards, it’s a one-of-a-kind musical experience shaped by the audience. Come ready to choose, cheer, and be amazed!
The road to true love is delightfully tangled in Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. Jack Worthing wants to marry the elegant Gwendolyn Fairfax, but must first win over her formidable mother, Lady Bracknell. Meanwhile, Jack’s charmingly deceitful friend Algernon Moncrieff has his eye on Cecily, Jack’s ward—as well as a few secrets of his own. Between mistaken identities, alter egos, and sharp wit, Wilde’s timeless comedy skewers romance, society, and the absurdities of Victorian life in a brilliantly farcical romp.
Mitchell Hall brilliantly brings young Johnny Cash back to life with a spot-on performance, while The Tennessee Trio recreates the iconic “boom-chick-a-boom” sound. Together, they deliver a most authentic tribute to Johnny Cash’s legendary legacy.
Treasure Island
The sea is calling! Join this swashbuckling adventure in which gold-hungry pirates and not-so-noblemen are repeatedly outwitted by one clever boy. Sail the open seas, explore a remote island, and search for buried treasure alongside young Jim as he navigates overheard schemes and ever-shifting alliances. Is Long John Silver an unlikely friend, or a treacherous villain? In between sword fights and rounds of live music, you can decide for yourself!
Join us on September 4th for an evening with local singer and songwriter Steven J. Schmidt as he shares his stories, music, & inspiration for his latest CD "The Driftless Sessions". An accomplished musician, Schmidt is widely known for his guitar skills and moving lyrics. This evening will give you a first insight and foretaste of the big CD release concert on Saturday, September 6th. This is a free event for all to enjoy!
Jeffers Petroglyphs is partnering with the Bell Museum for the 2025 Statewide Star Party. All across the state folks will gather to stargaze! This years theme, Aurora Voyage: Chasing the Northern Lights, is an invitation to celebrate the beauty of Minnesota’s northern skies and learn more about this beloved phenomena.
An evening of praise and worship songs from the 80's and 90's with Dan and Sandy Adler and former Open Door Worship Band!
Modern Worship has lots of great songs, but there are also many great older songs that aren’t sung often anymore. After such a great response to the first Songs We Used to Sing concert, Dan and Sandy Adler, for the second time, are bringing together a group of singers and instrumentalists that used to lead worship with them at Church of the Open Door in the 80’s and 90’s! It'll be a participative evening of praise and worship music from the past!
Queer Northfield, Then and Now introduces attendees to LGBTQIA+ history in Northfield and greater Minnesota. This event, hosted at the Northfield Public Library, blends presentations by Leila Stallone and Ulysses Swanson (Minnesota Historical Society) as well as Jaden Janak and Averill Earls (St. Olaf College) with stories from community members. This event is held in collaboration with Northfield Pride, Northfield Public Library, and the Minnesota Historical Society.
