This is in a private home, but all are welcome. As Claudia Schmidt says, "This is the Carnegie of House Concerts!" Professional stage, lighting, and sound. It's the real deal, plus doors open 1/2 hour before for delicious munchies. Bring something if you like. Shows are by reservation only. Contact 651-633-5353 or glenn@elvig.com to reserve seats, get address, and for more info. John Glenn (Glenn Elvig and John Rhodes) will do a set, we'll do a set, then we'll do a few songs together!!
This is in a private home, but everyone is welcome. For reservations and directions, contact Sue at suehannibal@gmail.com or 216 214 7673. $15 at the door. Wheelchair accessible.
This is in a private home in beautiful historic Marietta, but all are welcome. Please email for reservations and directions - suzynmills@gmail.com. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Suggested donation.
"Loretta's almost operatic alto and Curtis' rich tenor form a lush, polished and varied vocal blend. The pair's instrumental interplay is equally compelling, with Loretta's harp textures dancing in and around Curtis' deft guitar and mandolin lines." ... Dirytyy Linen
Curtis & Loretta at Pacific Northwest Folklore Society, Sept 14, 2018. Photo courtesy of Steve Marti, Loretta's high school friend!
Lutsen resident Dave Howe on what inspired him to donate a kidney to a stranger.
In October 2018, we did a live radio show on WTIP in Grand Marais. We chatted about the music tour we were doing at Arrowhead Libraries, and we sang a song I'd written, "When There's Good to Be Done." It's a true story about Christy Harding, a young woman who donated a kidney to a little girl she'd never met before.
We got this email a few months later -
"Loretta, we learned recently that one of our listeners was so inspired by a story and song YOU shared on our show that he actually donated a kidney to a stranger. So amazing and wonderful!! Here's the link to the interview with him; thought you'd like to hear his story:
Click here to hear the interview with Dave Howe
:) You should feel really really good about this. All the best! Annie"
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Annie Possis, producer, The Roadhouse