All performances at the Wolfe Park Amphitheater. Food Trucks 6pm; Music 7pm
June 20: The Twin Cities Community Gospel Choir kicks off the series with a concert that pairs singing with choreographed dancers and a painter.
June 27: The Give Get Sistet, an a cappella-singing group of six powerful women, perform a program titled "The Power of the People is our Interdependence" in anticipation of July 4th.
July 11: The Somali Museum of Minnesota with renowned Somali poet and singer, Safiya Tusmo, recently featured in PBS’s Somalia: A Nation of Poets, will offer singing, poetry, and dancing in traditional and contemporary Somali styles.
July 18: The St. Louis Park Unity Sing featuring Justice Choir--Twin Cities who will lead us in community singing to celebrate our diversity, unity, and humanity and promote justice.
July 25: An exciting collaboration between Mark Bloom’s Markavanah, an ensemble of Jewish musicians, and the gospel-singing Hurst Family Experience.
Directions to the Wolfe Park Amphitheater (Metro Transit Routes 12, 615, 604)
1.Park in the Rec Center lot at 3700 Monterey Dr., St. Louis Park 55416. Walk south through the park, over the bridge, past the playground, to the amphitheater.
2.Park at Excelsior & Grand at 3800 Grand Way, St. Louis Park 55416. Walk north to the park (shortest walk).
3.Metro Transit Routes 12, 615, and 604 to Excelsior & Grand. Walk north to the park.
June 20: The Twin Cities Community Gospel Choir kicks off the series with a concert that pairs singing with choreographed dancers and a painter.
June 27: The Give Get Sistet, an a cappella-singing group of six powerful women, perform a program titled "The Power of the People is our Interdependence" in anticipation of July 4th.
July 11: The Somali Museum of Minnesota with renowned Somali poet and singer, Safiya Tusmo, recently featured in PBS’s Somalia: A Nation of Poets, will offer singing, poetry, and dancing in traditional and contemporary Somali styles.
July 18: The St. Louis Park Unity Sing featuring Justice Choir--Twin Cities who will lead us in community singing to celebrate our diversity, unity, and humanity and promote justice.
July 25: An exciting collaboration between Mark Bloom’s Markavanah, an ensemble of Jewish musicians, and the gospel-singing Hurst Family Experience.
Directions to the Wolfe Park Amphitheater (Metro Transit Routes 12, 615, 604)
1.Park in the Rec Center lot at 3700 Monterey Dr., St. Louis Park 55416. Walk south through the park, over the bridge, past the playground, to the amphitheater.
2.Park at Excelsior & Grand at 3800 Grand Way, St. Louis Park 55416. Walk north to the park (shortest walk).
3.Metro Transit Routes 12, 615, and 604 to Excelsior & Grand. Walk north to the park.
Thank you to our Series Sponsors and our grant funders! For a full list of sponsors, visit the Our Town Sings page.
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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. This project was also made possible in part with the support of Rimon: The Minnesota Jewish Arts Council, an initiative of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation.
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St. Louis Park Friends of the Arts (FOTA) is about building community through the arts:
Arts for Life scholarships, Arts & Culture grants, and the biennial Our Town program.
FOTA is the home of: The Park Theater Company, SLP Community Band, Maggie's Farm Theater, Middle School Theater, and Bookmark in the Park.
Arts for Life scholarships, Arts & Culture grants, and the biennial Our Town program.
FOTA is the home of: The Park Theater Company, SLP Community Band, Maggie's Farm Theater, Middle School Theater, and Bookmark in the Park.
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St. Louis Park Friends of the Arts (FOTA):
A nonprofit community organization that connects people and organizations around the arts, shares arts-related info and resources and coordinates community arts programs in SLP. Building Community thru the Arts - 6715 Minnetonka Blvd. St. Louis Park, MN 55426 |
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