Monthly Archives: March 2011

Linda Chatterton in concert, master class and talk, program notes for Sunday’s Bemidji Choir concert, Writers Workshop with poet Angela Foster at the library, last three performances of “Death of a Salesman,” “Little Women” opens in Akeley and “Espanola—Flamenco, Pure and Strong.”

When the Bemidji Choir was founded in 1937, in the department of music of Bemidji State College, a reputation for fine music instruction was already acknowledged around the state. Carl O. Thompson, for whom the recital hall in Bangsberg Fine … Continue reading

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Two very impressive events coming to Bemidji this weekend: Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus and “Death of a Salesman” by Arthur Miller. Arts Downtown Park Rapids Third Thursday events.

The Gay Men’s Chorus groups across the country are one of the preeminent choral groups touring today. They are known for attracting audiences from across the social scene, i.e. those who simply love choral singing to those who aspire to … Continue reading

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Whatever you choose to do this weekend, you’ll enjoy doing it!

“Mere Image” opens Thursday night at the Wild Rose Theater (old Mason building on Bemidji Ave. N at the foot of Fifth Street). Steve Saari has his faithful followers who are always asking him what he’s working on. This newest comedy … Continue reading

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Local Author Roy Booth, BSO Concert on Sunday, The Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus and the Minnesota Orchestra week-long residency in Bemidji in April.

Just when you think that events are in a lull in Bemidji three plays will open, a debut performance in town of the St. Paul Gay Men’s Chorus, the BSO will showcase two incredible youngsters, a Blue Grass show at … Continue reading

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