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In collaboration with small businesses in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arizona and Florida, Neighborly Gifts is proud to announce that it is expanding its gifting services ahead of the 2022 holiday season, including the launch of a new Restaurant Voucher Program.
The Grammy Award-winning musician, touring under the moniker The American Songster, is set to perform Friday, Nov. 11 at the Rochester Civic Theatre as part of Rochester Civic Music’s 2022 indoor theater series.
The acclaimed Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter plans to debut his new single, “666,” during his performance at the Rochester Civic Theatre. The show is part of of Rochester Civic Music’s three-part fall indoor series.
“Being a homegrown financial institution, First Alliance really means it and is always looking for ways to help people in ways others won’t,” says Andrea Allen, Director of Lending at First Alliance Credit Union.
The three shows — featuring Minnesota indie sensation Jeremy Messersmith, Grammy Award-winner Dom Flemons-The American Songster, and Mick Sterling's "A Grand Ole Opry Christmas" — will all be held in the intimate setting of the Rochester Civic Theatre.
Twin Cities composer and vocalist PaviElle — whose music has been hailed as a “soulful amalgam of R&B, gospel, and jazz” — will headline the fifth installment of the 2022 forWARD Neighborhood Park Concert Series.
The Down by the Riverside series may be in the books — but there are still a few more opportunities for free outdoor music this summer in Rochester.
This Sunday’s Think Bank Down by the Riverside free outdoor concert series finale promises to give the crowd a whole lot to love.
En Vogue, featuring Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron-Braggs and Rhona Bennett, is scheduled to perform this Sunday night at Mayo Park. The free show begins at 7 p.m. with a set from the Minneapolis-based duo FènixDion.
The 2022 Think Bank Down by the Riverside free outdoor concert series continues this Sunday with the superb English-born singer John Waite.
A legend of R&B and soul will make a stop in Rochester this Sunday as part of the 2022 Think Bank Down by the Riverside free outdoor concert series.
Brittney Spencer, a singer-songwriter who broke onto the national music scene in 2020, has had a meteoric rise since the release of her first EP, Compassion — touring with the likes of Jason Isbell, performing on late-night, and just this year earning her first major award nomination.
The 30th season of the Think Bank Down by the Riverside free concert series begins Sunday, July 10 with a Twin Cities hip-hop performer who brings with him a style, energy, and approach to songwriting all of his own.
The city’s biggest Independence Day celebration will be held Monday evening at Soldiers Field Park, featuring a diverse musical lineup, food trucks, and the main attraction — fireworks.
The Eau Claire-based band Them Coulee Boys will bring a rocking blend of folk, punk, and bluegrass when they take the stage at Allendale Park on Wednesday, June 29.
Taking the stage for the final night of Rochesterfest 2022 are a pair of highly-acclaimed musicians from The Aloha State.
University of Minnesota Rochester is preparing to welcome its first cohort of students for NXT GEN MED, a new accelerated degree program in collaboration with Mayo Clinic and Google Cloud. The first-of-its-kind program begins this fall, with a limited number of spots — and opportunities for significant scholarship dollars — still available.
The Minneapolis act Humbird is set to take the stage of week two of the forWARD Neighborhood Park Concert Series, sponsored by Mayo Clinic & The Current. The summer series, first introduced in 2019, brings regional and national performers to different parks across the city.
When it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion, the staff at First Alliance Credit Union wanted those words to go beyond corporate buzzwords. They wanted those words to be actions. And the first action they took was to listen.
The forWARD Neighborhood Park Concert Series, sponsored by Mayo Clinic & The Current, kicks off on Wednesday with a performance by the Twin Cities band Kiss the Tiger. The free show begins at 5:30 p.m. at Cooke Park.
