Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. Jazz, Soul, R&B This show is part of series that will be presented in 4 installments, packed with songs nostalgically driven. This first show, you’ll hear songs from the American Songbook, songs you know, that are emotionally driven. You’ll hear songs originated by Shirley Horn, Cassandra Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Diane Reeves, Cynthia Arivo, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan & Bill Withers. Don’t miss! Ginger Commodore vocals Lee Blaske piano Daryl Boudreaux percussion Pete Whitman, horns Ginger Commodore is a singer, songwriter, Teaching Artist, Musical Director, producer and actress who enjoys an illustrious musical career in the Twin Cities area. She’s an original member of 3-time Grammy Award winning ensemble The Sounds of Blackness and world acclaimed vocal jazz ensemble Moore By Four. She’s done shows at the Penumbra Theatre, Guthrie Theatre, Orpheum Theatre and Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. She’s appeared in concert at Orchestra Hall, The Ordway Theatre and currently performs at Twin cities live music venues. “She can melt you with a ballad or shake you with blues”.

Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. New-Classical Crossover, Folk An Evening with O&K is a curated mix of Olivia and Karla’s original, folk-inspired compositions influenced by multiple genres, as well as audience favorites such as ‘Shenandoah,’ ‘Here Comes the Sun’ and vocal tunes such as Bob Dylan’s ‘You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome’. Olivia and Karla share their experiences with these tunes and their creation from the stage as a point of connection with audiences, inviting them to experience the music’s vulnerability and hear their own stories reflected in it. Olivia Diercks, cello, vocals, ukuleleKarla Colahan, violin, vocals, ukulele Playful and unexpected, new-classical crossover duo The OK Factor writes and performs folk-inspired music influenced by multiple genres, with an artistry that reveals their classical training. Cellist Olivia Diercks and violinist Karla Colahan find great joy in defying expectations and delivering an experience outside of what audiences anticipate from a cello and violin combo. Organic and genuine, their original compositions feel both comfortingly familiar and uniquely fresh, and have been described as “genre-bending” (Julie Amacher, MPR) and “pure magic” (Wausau Pilot & Review). The ease with which they write and perform and their passion for educational outreach has caught the attention of the Minnesota music community in which they live and work, as recipients of a 2024 Minnesota State Arts Board Arts Education Grant, and a 2020 Scandinavian Folk Arts and Cultural Traditions Fellowship through the American Scandinavian Foundation. Olivia and Karla invite audiences to explore music and cultivate a curiosity about its role in their lives. “Pure magic.” — WAUSAU PILOT & REVIEW www.theokfactor.com

Dinner and cocktail seating and service begins 90 minutes before showtimes. NOLA Brass Band Come cruise with us to New Orleans with the incomporable Thomasina Petrus and the Selby Ave Brass Band. Thomasina Petrus vocals Larry Sims trumpet Solomon Parham trumpet Stephanie Wieseler saxophones Chris Fulton trombone Nathan Norman drums Tom Wells tuba, composer, arranger, band leader The Selby Avenue Brass Band brings a unique voice to the Minneapolis / St. Paul music scene. While our musical roots come from the streets of New Orleans we expand from that genre into many others. ​The group is led by Tom Wells, tubaist, arranger & composer and music educator in the Twin Cities area. Tom’s compositions and arrangement fuel a band comprised of enthusiastic and experienced musicians (including a Grammy winner). selbyavebrassband.com

Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. Jazz Trio Performing their unique renditions of your favorite hits old and new. Chan PolingJohn MunsonSteve Roehm The three core members of The New Standards all come from illustrious Twin Cities bands. Chan Poling founded the seminal Punk/New Wave band The Suburbs. John Munson was an original member of Trip Shakespeare and the chart-topping Semisonic. And Steve Roehm started on drums in the Texas punk outfit Billygoat and the avant-jazz Electropolis. “What a terrific combo. Everything they do is a surprise.” –Greil Marcus TheNewStandards.com