Shows & Events Calendar


  • Dollar Show - Part 1
     January 7, 2025
     2:00 am - 4:00 am

This is not a real event. This is for testing purposes. (more…)


  • Scottie Miller and Cierra ALise Hill
     January 11, 2025
     7:00 pm

Scottie’s soulful melodies blending piano, poetry and blues with Cierra on violin and cello. A fan favorite! (more…)


  • 7 Show Spring Season Pass 2025
     January 11, 2025
     7:00 pm

The 7 Show 2025 Spring Season Pass gets you registered for all 7 of our upcoming shows at a special 10% discounted price! (Availible until Midnight on Friday, January 10th, with our first show the following evening.). Scottie Miller & Violinist Cierra Alise Hill – Saturday, January 11th Maygen and the Birdwatcher – Saturday, February (more…)


  • Maygen And The Birdwatcher
     February 1, 2025
     7:00 pm

Blue grass, folk, country including Wabasha’s own mandolin player and singer, Jesse Moravec. (more…)


  • Joyann Parker
     February 15, 2025
     7:00 pm

Joyann Parker performs Classic Ladies of Country Music. Musical celebration pays homage to the timeless and iconic female voices that have shaped country music. (more…)


  • Four Pints Shy
     March 8, 2025
     7:00 pm

Seven-piece folk group from Minneapolis specializing in Irish folk and American bluegrass. (more…)


  • Patchouli and Terra Guitarra
     April 12, 2025
     7:00 pm

Guitarist Bruce Hecksel and singer songwriter Julie Patchouli create a soulful fusion of blazing Spanish and guitar instrumentals, heartstring tugging lyrics and folk-rock anthems. (more…)


  • The Jimmys
     May 3, 2025
     7:00 pm

Powerhouse blues – a seven-piece band with infectious enthusiasm. Purchase tickets early, this show will sell out. (more…)


  • Sam Miltich
     May 17, 2025
     7:00 pm

Self-taught, world class jazz guitarist from Northern Minnesota. Sam has been featured on NPR’s “Weekend Edition” and Prairie Home Companion. (more…)

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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