Lady Midnight this Saturday at 7:30

Our last show of the season is this Saturday the 2nd with Grand Oak Opry Presents Lady Midnight! Details are below and in the event link. Doors at 6:30. Show at 7:30.

We were honored to have Lady Midnight play several years ago, and can’t wait to have her back. She was mesmerizing.

If you’ve been wanting to see a show and haven’t yet, this is your last chance for the year. We hope you’ll join us!

Thanks – Sean and Tim

BIOGRAPHY: Lady Midnight is a vocalist and performance artist who draws upon her multidisciplinary background and Afro-indigenous roots to create work that reflects our collective lives. The City Pages named Lady Midnight Best Twin Cities Vocalist and named her highly anticipated debut album Death Before Mourning Best Album of 2020. She has performed across the country, sharing stages with legendary acts like Common, Moby, Andra Day, and Aloe Blacc. As a film composer, she has been commissioned by the Walker Arts Center and artist Kara Walker.

Lady Midnight  holds space for Black, Indigenous, people of color, refugee, and immigrant youth within her creative community residencies and projects like NDN Collective, indigenous students on the Red Lake reservation, refugee and immigrant girls and non-binary students participating in Girls Getting Ahead in Leadership in partnership with Women’s Initiative for Self Empowerment, and Kulture Klub Collaborative (a non-profit for youth experiencing homelessness). She has dedicated her life to empowering youth, using her art to inspire change and heal collective trauma. 

In addition to her own solo releases, Lady Midnight has lent her voice to projects such VANDAAM, Parables of Neptune, Night Stone, and Malamanya.

• “…the artist healing our future.” – MSP Magazine
• “…one of Minnesota’s most captivating singers” – Minneapolis Star Tribune
• “Lady Midnight brings a spot of light to the darkness” – Twin Cities PBS

TICKETS & LOGISTICS: There are no tickets. For all shows we request a $15 donation/adult, with 100% of the proceeds going to the artist. (No one will be turned away based on the ability to pay, and people can contribute more because 100% goes to the artist.)

Seating is first come first served, with the gate open at 6:30. We ask that you bring your own chair/blanket, and anything that you like to eat or drink. (Adult beverages allowed.) We provide  onsite bathrooms in our house. No animals allowed.

ADDRESS: 273 Goodhue Street, 55102. Please thank our neighbors and be careful not to block driveways if you park. Transit. Biking encouraged, with parking available in our yard.