Live Music in Rural MN
Unique Listening Room Space
Concerts Open to ALL!

The Cultural Center is pleased to present our 2025 Winter/Spring Concert Series!

Join us for a variety of music styles in our unique listening-room-style space. Not only will you enjoy the talented musicians and excellent acoustics, but you’ll also love being surrounded by unique visual art in our historic Gallery.

We look forward to bringing original live music to the residents and visitors to rural West-Central Minnesota. All are welcome to join us for these one-of-a-kind performing arts experiences!

2025 Winter/Spring Concert Series Schedule:

  • Saturday, February 1 – Deuces Wild Dueling Pianos @ New York Mills City Hall Ballroom 8PM

  • Friday, February 28 – Dawson Redenius Septet

  • Saturday, March 15 – “Caleigh” Irish Concert
  • Friday, March 28 – Jesse Anderson Band

  • Tuesday, April 22 – Dylan Doyle Concert 

  • Thursday, May 29 – Sofia Talvik Concert

Get these dates on your calendar now! Artist information is below, with more details to come soon. 

We would like to thank the Lake Region Arts Council for supporting this Concert Series. We are grateful for all they do to support the arts in our region.

All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be held in the Cultural Center’s gallery space (unless noted otherwise).  Doors open at 7:00 p.m.  General admission seating is first come, first served.  Light refreshments and a cash bar are available at most concerts.


Saturday, February 1, 2025
Deuces Wild Dueling Pianos

Back by popular demand, Deuces Wild is a laugh along, sing along experience that you don’t want to miss! Join us at the New York Mills City Hall Ballroom on Saturday, February 1, 2025. Social hour at 7PM, show begins at 8PM.

VIP Table Experience, General Admission Tickets, and Sponsorships ALL available NOW! Click below for more details. Contact betsy@kulcher.org with sponsorship questions.

Learn more: kulcher.org/deuces-wild-dueling-pianos-return-to-nym-feb-1-2025/

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Friday, February 28, 2025
Dawson Redenius Septet

The Dawson Redenius Septet is composed of musicians based out of the Twin Cities embodying diverse musical influences and representing multiple generations.

Formed in 2024, the Dawson Redenius Septet is known for their dynamic improvisation and tight arrangements. The septet weaves traditional elements of Jazz and rhythmic dance, creating a uniquely American sound. Each member contributes a unique singular personality and musical artistry, blending together to create one delicious slice of spirit. 

Led by nationally touring trumpeter Dawson Redenius, the septet features Minneapolis tap dancer Ashley Gonzalez and Las Vegas vocalist Hannah Durham.

Learn more: https://www.instagram.com/dawsonredenius/


Saturday, March 15, 2025
Caleigh – Irish Concert

Caleigh (kay-lee’) is a Minnesota band whose sound is earthy and eclectic. The Northern Minnesota trio presents a fusion of world folk, Celtic, bluegrass, American Old-Time, original compositions, and folk dance music, with a focus on Irish music for this Cultural Center show.

Graced with harp, fiddle, bodhran, banjo, accordion, guitars, mandolin, congas, viola, contra bass, and captivating vocals, Caleigh’s music will inspire the imagination of listeners as they travel through a time-honored musical experience.

Learn more: https://caleigh3.com/


Friday, March 28, 2025
Jesse Anderson Band

The Jesse Anderson Band is a 5-piece American rock, pop, and folk band from Minneapolis, MN. The band formed in 2022 from a collaboration between singer/songwriter Jesse Anderson and some highly talented local music friends (Brody Kucera, Ben Brunfelt, Bob Delage, Jake Johnson) who met from networking in the Twin Cities area.

Their unique eclectic style is catchy and compelling, filled with relatable stories and upbeat fun. Usually joyful, sometimes moody, but always interesting with positive vibes that will make you want to dance and smile. Comparisons to Dave Matthews Band, Tom Waits, Beck, and Coldplay are not far off. 

Learn more: https://www.jesse.band/


Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Dylan Doyle Band

Back by Popular Demand! Southern-born and Northern-raised, Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Bob Dylan, Wes Montgomery, and Bill Withers to John Prine, Jimi Hendrix, and The Band. From this comes a unique musical interpretation that lies somewhere within the delta of Roots, Rock, and Jazz, giving him a style that defies classification.

The Dylan Doyle Band entertains music fans of all ages with gritty guitar and poetic songwriting, brought together with a powerful stage presence. Dylan has been touring nationally since the age of 15, compiling a decade of experience entertaining crowds and a plethora of stories from the road to share with you during this evening of music.

Learn more: https://www.dylandoyleband.com/


Thursday, May 29, 2025
Sofia Talvik Concert

Sofia Talvik is a rare artist and an avid storyteller with a voice comparable to giants like Joni Mitchell, Laurel Canyon, Judy Collins, and Buffy Sainte-Marie. 

Her delicate songs show off an angelic voice enhanced only by a tasteful mix of harmonies and delays, accompanied by the steady picking of her acoustic guitar and the rhythm section consisting of her own two feet, bells, and a stomp box.

She’s an experienced international touring artist who has toured through 48 U.S. states, many Europe countries, and faraway places like New Zealand.

Her latest album “Center of the Universe” was released in 2023 and went straight into the top 20 on Folk Radio Charts USA, with the first single charting in the top 10. The album was considered for a 2023 Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album.

Learn more: https://music.sofiatalvik.com


We look forward to seeing you at the Cultural Center for live music in 2025!

More information will be added including ticket prices and links to more artist details. For now, please SAVE THE DATES and join us at these unique original music events right here in rural Minnesota. Questions? Call us at 218-385-3339.

 

These activities are made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Lake Region Arts Council and an operating support grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage fund.