Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. Lush Vocals and Classic Swing Colleen Raye channels Rosemary Clooney with her lush voice and captivating stage presence. A story teller, Colleen mesmerizes listeners with “Hey There,” “Tenderly,” “Come Ona My House,” “Mambo Italiano,” You’ll Never Know,” and More. Like Rosie, Colleen has a comedic side and peppers it in when talking about Rosie’s Life and Times and chatting with the crowd. Engaging, Moving and Entertaining! Colleen Raye: Vocal Phil Kadidlo: Music Director, Piano Gary Raynor: Upright Bass Colleen Raye began performing professionally at age 15 locally in the Twin Cities Area. At 19 she became a jazz singer in Green Bay with Lovell Ives and Peter Polzak. Shortly after Colleen toured with The Grimm and Raye Show in Las Vegas and Atlantic City for 18 years then returned to her roots. Unusually versatile and adept in genres Colleen performs jazz music with small and large ensembles, creates her own shows for Symphonies, Jazz Ensembles and more theatrical programs which she conceives and brings to life in Performing Arts Centers and Concert Associations across the country. “Colleen blends the qualities of Roberta Flack, Streisand, Bobbi Gentry and the freckled-faced girl who used to sing in the choir on Sunday” Albion Record www.colleenraye.com

Dinner and cocktail seating and service begins one hour before showtime. A Beautiful Music Celebration of the Legendary Patsy Cline Showcasing the most popular and beloved Patsy Cline songs, Joyann takes you on a nostalgic journey through Patsy’s life and career. Enjoy beautifully woven stories and music you know and love, including classics like ‘Walking After Midnight,’ ‘Sweet Dreams,’ ‘Crazy,’ and more. Joyann Parker: Vocals Mark Lamoine: Guitar, Vocals Tim Wick: Piano Chris Bates: Bass Bill Golden: Drums, Vocals Joyann Parker has been twice nominated for Tribute Act of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year by the Midwest Country Music Association. “In her must-see tribute to Patsy Cline, with a stellar band, Joyann Parker summons the requisite sadness and richness.” — Jon Bream, Minneapolis Star-Tribune JoyannParker.com