posted Feb 14, 2012 2:43 PM by Philip Potyondy
Nick and Eddie Pre-Mardi Gras Pa-Tay! Saturday, February 18, 2012 JOIN US FOR A Rousing Party before you go all sinless!
9:30 till you all leave (within reason, people) 1612 Harmon Place Mpls MN 55403 612.486.5800 Here is the Site: http://nickandeddie.com/ |
posted Feb 7, 2012 7:10 AM by Philip Potyondy
Vita.mn Hotness Party 2012 Vita.mn is hosting its fifth-annual Hotness Party at the fabulous (and recently reopened) Jeune Lune space in the North Loop. The cocktail party will honor our Hotness finalists with the winners announced as issues hit stands the following morning. Enjoy an old-world Europe vibe that features: - Live music by Brass Messengers, Twin Cities Hot Club and Dreamland Faces.
- Accordion virtuoso, Patrick Harison, roaming throughout the soiree.
- Tantalizing burlesque performances from Musette, Gina Louise and Vica accompanied by a live soundtrack.
- Free apps from 6 to 7pm.
RSVP on our Facebook event page to get added to the Vita.mn guest list for FREE ADMISSION to the party. Free admission is not guaranteed if capacity is reached, so get there early. Tickets can also be purchased at the door for $5 (cash only). Special thanks to party sponsors Fiat and LasikPlus. This is an 18+ event.Price: $5 When Feb 8, Wed. -- 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm Where |
posted Jan 31, 2012 9:51 PM by Philip Potyondy
THIS WILL BE A HOOT AND TASTY! Please join us for great beer, great music, great sausages and a fun time at our Daily Planet Winter Party and Sausage Fest on Thursday, February 2 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Summit Brewing Company in St. Paul. Artisan sausage is a hot new food trend, and we'll have eight top sausage makers sharing the best of their wurst. The beer: Summit is generously donating their beer and use of their Ratskeller. They'll have seven different brews on tap - Extra Pale Ale, Horizon Red Ale, Maibock, Pilsner, IPA, Great Northern Porter and Oatmeal Stout., plus 1919 Root Beer The Music: The legendary Brass Messengers will perform. The meat: Eight of the Twin Cities' top sausage makers are contributing their wares - including The Black Forest, The Butcher and the Boar (opening in February at 1121 Hennepin Ave.), Clancey's Meats, the Green Ox Provisions, Kramarczuk's, the Modern Cafe, NateDogs and the Sample Room, and we'll round out the feast with sauerkraut, German potato salad or other side dishes. Veggie brats and tofu pups will also be available, plus Dan Brady's legendary chocolate chip cookies, made with the eggs of free-range chickens from northeast Minneapolis. (Really). You won't go away hungry. The Summit Brewing Company is located at 910 Montreal Circle, St. Paul MN. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door - if any tickets remain. |
posted Dec 20, 2011 12:23 PM by Philip Potyondy
posted Nov 26, 2011 9:01 AM by Philip Potyondy
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Dec 3 | Saturday | 7pm doors 8pm start
Cedar Cultural Center
The CD
release promises to be a full night of surprises. Like our past celebrations,
we'll bring a mix of music and theater as we turn the whole Cedar into a stage.
Two Many Banjos, with their hard to define mix of bluegrass, balkan and Duluth
based song, Mandrágora Tango will bring along dancers and transform the room
into a Buenos Aires Milonga for a brief moment and the cast of The Learning
Fairy will romp through the room with high energy theatrics. The night will also
include stories by Kevin Kling, unknown theatrics by Julian McFaul and Maren
Ward of the Bedlam Theater, Tap Dancing By Kaleena and a whole lot
more...
Print this flyer and spread the word! |
posted Oct 18, 2011 8:29 PM by Philip Potyondy
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posted Oct 7, 2011 1:56 PM by Philip Potyondy
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Save the Date! We are finishing up the final touches on a new CD and we are most excited to share it with you. We are still finalizing the details but here is what we know so far:
Metal Harvest CD Release Hoopla !!!
Cedar Cultural Center
More details to come.....
"Metal Harvest" is the Brass Messengers latest and they will release the CD at the Cedar! The CD represents a "New Minnesota Sound", with the group moving beyond the standards of New Orleans and Romania to heavy emphasis on the band's Minneapolis originals. With guests including the Duluth based, genre bending Two Many Banjos, a mix of dancers, comics and theatrics, the whole Cedar becomes the stage in typical Brass Messengers, carnival style.
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posted Oct 6, 2011 10:09 AM by Ryan Billig
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BareBones Halloween Extravaganza-after show musicSat Oct. 29, Sun Oct. 30, Mon Oct. 31 All shows start at 7pm. Brass Messengers play directly after the show- 8:30 or 9:00. Brass Messengers will play three nights after the Annual Halloween Extravaganza in Hidden Falls Park.
If you have never seen the show at hidden falls, you are in for a BIG surprise- or rather LOTS of BIG surprises! Puppets, dancing, singing, thousands of friendly folks, and a forty-person live orchestra make this a community event that's fun for the whole family. Free food and hot drinks provided by Sisters Camelot. Bring a blanket and your dancing shoes! |
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posted Aug 19, 2011 9:00 AM by Philip Potyondy
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 August 20 | Saturday First, we will play in the annual Ag Days Parade in Spring Valley (1PM), and then off to Dream Acres, the most fabulous farm in Fillmore County(4:30pm)...Wood fired pizza and other victuals featuring the mighty onion, and music by the Brass Messengers, free!!(5-7PM)... Open Mic(7PM)...and Heart wrenching, not-to-be-missed theater in the barn by Patrick Dewayne($12)(8PM)...
Thanks for the moves Dancing Stanley!
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posted Apr 5, 2011 9:06 AM by Ryan Billig
  This Friday, April 29, 2011 1st Ever..... Sound Crawl Parade with Brass Messengers and 3 other bands including the Lap Top Marching Band, 1940's Fire Truck, Art Cars.
Parade Route: Leaves McNally Smith Music School (across from Fitzgerald Theater) at 6:30 sharp Winds its way to Mears Park where a music session will happen. Then, on to the Black Dog Cafe (by the Farmers Market) where more music will happen.
Come on down. This event will be a lots of fun, exercise and good music. Bring the family.
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