With energy and chops to burn, The Travis Anderson Trio brings fresh interpretations to standards and more – from Chopin to Mario Bros – they swing like there’s no tomorrow while saluting the great trios of yesterday.
Rogue Valley is an Americana band based in the Twin Cities. Here, the blend of urban development and natural landscape converge along the shores of the Mississippi River. The band raced onto the local scene a little over a decade ago, with four full-length albums in a single year. Then, in 2016 the band followed up with the anthemic, twangy surf-rock collection radiate/dissolve. However, since then it’s been mostly sporadic social media posts claiming, “Coming Soon.”
January 7 at 7pm
Writer-director Whit Stillman in Person!
ABOUT THE FILM
An ironically comic look at Manhattan’s endangered debutante scene, Metropolitan chronicles the rise and ultimate decline of a group of young Park Avenue socialites who gather nightly to discuss love, honor, and the impending demise of their class. American writer-director Whit Stillman's award-winning debut feature remains as sharp and funny as ever, now 35 years on.
Kick off the holiday season with Luverne's HOLIDAY STROLL. Enjoy a free holiday movie at the Historic Palace Theatre and then stroll down Luverne's Main Street to enjoy food, beverages and holiday goodies at business locations throughout town. Live music and holiday characters to enjoy at venues along the street. Businesses open their doors with holiday specials. Hometown holidays can't get much better than this!
The Ryan Picone Quartet has become a creative force in the Twin Cities’ jazz scene, blending a deep Hot Club Jazz tradition. The Ryan Picone Quartet’s music is rooted in the spirit of Django Reinhardt, yet the quartet often ventures into other musical landscapes.
“Swinging, sensual, moody, rousing—Ryan Picone Quartet’s music follows the trail of Django Reinhardt’s Gypsy jazz. Listening to these tracks, you can almost smell the campfire smoke and see the nighttime lights of Paris burning on the horizon.”—Michael Dregni, Author Django: The Life and Music of a Gypsy Legend.
Sue Lee Ringwelski has been sharing her easy listening music with her friends and family in homes, at campfires, family functions, events and coffee houses on a regular basis for many years. Sue Lee has written or collaborated on many of the originals that Patina now plays.
Kara Mae has had sixteen years of classical training with her instrument. She is an award winning fiddler having won a fiddle contest at the Lacrosse, WI Irish Festival. Her beautiful singing voice also enhances the stories that are inherent in many of the Irish folk songs that Patina plays.
Dave Moore is one of the great songwriters to come out of the state of Iowa. Known for his elegant songwriting and instrumental prowess on blues guitar, button accordion and harmonica he has become somewhat of a legend. He is a folksinger, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who performed regularly on A Prairie Home Companion between 1986 and 2014.
Dan Newton’s Café Accordion Orchestra (CAO) performs an eclectic mix full of French flare, Latin heat and Bohemian attitude. The heart of the CAO repertoire is the romantic, Parisian valse-musette. The group complements the musettes with Parisian hot club, swing, ballads, tangos, cha chas, rumbas, and cumbias to create a wonderfully varied show. They inject their music with good humor and expressive abandon. Their high level of musicianship and passion for performance makes them an entertaining concert act as well as a great dance band.
We are thrilled to invite you to the FREE grand opening of our latest and most exciting exhibit at the History Center on January 22, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Stop out and explore the fascinating history of IBM and its impact on technology, innovation and our community. This exhibit is the result of extensive research and collaboration, showcasing how a single company helped transform our region into a hub of ingenuity. You won't want to miss this deep dive into the stories, machines, and people that defined an era of progress. Mark your calendars for an evening of history and innovation!
Step back in time and share the love! We invite you and your special sweethearts to join us for a charming afternoon of crafting and history on February 7th, 2026, from 2pm - 4pm at the History Center. Design and assemble your very own vintage-style valentine to give to your favorite person. This family-friendly event offers a wonderful way for all ages to get creative and celebrate the tradition of handmade tokens of affection. Whether you're making a card for a friend, a family member, or a special someone, this heart-filled afternoon is sure to please!
