Enjoy celtic and folk hits, as well as some originals, performed by Patrick Campbell and his band, known as Paddy'O and the Big Hearts!

Join coach Louise for Vinyasa I Yoga Sunday morning at 8:00 am. Vinyasa I Yoga is a dynamic, flowing style that links movement to breath. Continuously transitions between poses to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness. Drop-in. Pay-what-you-can. Bring your own mat and water bottle.

Tony Houle and Barry Tannenbaum- Duo performing acoustic blues, folk, country and rock music! See them at Showtime every 1st Sunday of the month!

Rising Stars Singer-Songwriter Showcase Vol. 9 hosted by Jun Sugiyama!

This event is apart of Showtime’s music residency program, occuring every 1st Sunday of the month from 3:15- 5:30 pm.

Come to support talented young musicians as they sing and play guitar, sharing their favorite songs on a nice stage for their family and friends, as well as the public audience.

Free admission. All ages welcome.

Parking is limited in front of the building, but there are additional street parking spaces nearby. including on Woodhill and Churchill Street, just east of the venue.

This month’s line-up:

3:15-3:55- Espie (a.k.a. Shae)- Talented Teenage Singer Songwriter

4:00-4:40- Paris- Up and Coming Jazz and Pop Singer

4:45-5:25- Neil Haggertry- Acoustic Alternative Rock

Qigong Practice. Easy practice to practice and learn about breathing, movement and meditation. Maintains overall well-being. No cost.

Joe offers an all-styles show without overpowering conversations. Come enjoy his piano music with a cup of coffee!

https://www.colihan.com/music/

Join in for StoryTell every other Tuesday from 12-1pm! Listen and/or share.

For upcoming topic or more info, contact Mark Anthony Zappa: showtimestorytell@gmail.com

This week’s topic: “A favorite sacred story (if long, summarize) and WHY”

Playing Bluegrass and Old Time ‘fiddle tunes’ at a slow tempo, then medium tempo, then fast tempo to build familiarity and fluidity and increasing speeds

Fiddle tunes are played as a group to learn and develop proficiency playing an expanding repertoire of Old-Time and Bluegrass fiddle tunes. The process focuses on active listening for melody, chords and rhythm; developing variations; discovering methods to learn unfamiliar tunes; developing confidence to play melodies together and as a solo; and having fun as we increase the tempo.

All string instruments: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, cello and bass players unite!

The group focuses on one to two “new” tunes each week for the first hour and playing tunes from the expanding repertoire during the second hour. Meets weekly on Tuesdays from 1-3pm. Lead by Dan Soneson.

Award-winning guitarist Bill Cagley is a talented and versatile musician. With guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, and a clear stout-hearted voice Bill delights audiences with folk, country and old-time music. 

Bill is a full-time musician who bought his first guitar the day he graduated high school. He learned music in Waterloo and Iowa City, Iowa, by listening to recordings and playing with such masters as Al Murphy and Bob Black. He has been a full-time professional musician since 1987, performing at colleges and schools across the United States and many parks, including Yellowstone National Park. 

Bill has recorded two classic collections of old-time fiddle tunes with fiddler Tom Schaefer, banjo player Bob Black, and bassist Sandy Njoes. He appeared on Greg Brown's recording Down in There. He has also released several outstanding albums with Stu Janis, hammered dulcimer, in Greenwood Tree. 

Bill’s music fits in well with many different occasions. He is a favorite at senior centers, high rises, and care centers throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul region. He entertains at historic sites, bluegrass festivals, weddings, farmers’ markets, coffee houses, and family outings, among others. Some of his proudest moments are when he performs with his daughter, Sarah, as Pride of the Prairie. 

It’s just like Bill says...

...Music of All Ages for All Ages

Learn more about Bill at his website: billcagleymusic.com

Singer-guitarist, John, performs tropical rock, folk rock, and classic rock hits!

Jazz night at Showtime! Jazz jam 7-9pm. Intermediate/Advanced “Real Book” Charts (5th edition free to download). Come play, listen, socialize! First Wednesday evenings of the month.

Twin Cities Ukulele Club Jam every Thursday from 10am-12pm (free to attend!)

Open Blues Jam every Friday morning from 10 am-12:30 pm. All skill levels welcome!

Open Funk Music Jam hosted by Matt Sieberg every Friday evening from 7-9pm.

Cajun Music jam every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month 10am-noon.

The music students of Showtime showcase their works!

Join coach Louise for Vinyasa I Yoga Sunday morning at 8:00 am. Vinyasa I Yoga is a dynamic, flowing style that links movement to breath. Continuously transitions between poses to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness. Drop-in. Pay-what-you-can. Bring your own mat and water bottle.

The Elderberries are a trio of musicians playing a variety of tunes and songs from the Irish / Old Time / Folk traditions. Members include:

Paul Garding - guitar

Mike Keyes - banjo, mandolin

Liz Anderson - wooden flute, melodica, hammered dulcimer

The Elderberries have performed over the past few years in a variety of venues, including the Ginkgo Coffee House and the Eagles Club in St. Paul, various farmers markets, and more! The Elderberries have a residency with Showtime, and you can see them perform every month!

Brethren Bones bring out the best of their acoustic guitars and vocal harmonies. They perform a mix of originals and covers, and believe in the power of music to bring people together.

Qigong Practice. Easy practice to practice and learn about breathing, movement and meditation. Maintains overall well-being. No cost.

Joe offers an all-styles show without overpowering conversations. Come enjoy his piano music with a cup of coffee!

https://www.colihan.com/music/

Playing Bluegrass and Old Time ‘fiddle tunes’ at a slow tempo, then medium tempo, then fast tempo to build familiarity and fluidity and increasing speeds

Fiddle tunes are played as a group to learn and develop proficiency playing an expanding repertoire of Old-Time and Bluegrass fiddle tunes. The process focuses on active listening for melody, chords and rhythm; developing variations; discovering methods to learn unfamiliar tunes; developing confidence to play melodies together and as a solo; and having fun as we increase the tempo.

All string instruments: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, cello and bass players unite!

The group focuses on one to two “new” tunes each week for the first hour and playing tunes from the expanding repertoire during the second hour. Meets weekly on Tuesdays from 1-3pm. Lead by Dan Soneson.

Vinyl view with Renee! Come and listen to vinyl with us. Bring one of your own if you want! Host, Renee, will be leading the listening sessions. First, will be an open listen, followed by shared thoughts and discussion- we can share what part of the songs we find catchy or what held up over time. We’ll start with classics and move into more obscure listens!

Award-winning guitarist Bill Cagley is a talented and versatile musician. With guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, and a clear stout-hearted voice Bill delights audiences with folk, country and old-time music. 

Bill is a full-time musician who bought his first guitar the day he graduated high school. He learned music in Waterloo and Iowa City, Iowa, by listening to recordings and playing with such masters as Al Murphy and Bob Black. He has been a full-time professional musician since 1987, performing at colleges and schools across the United States and many parks, including Yellowstone National Park. 

Bill has recorded two classic collections of old-time fiddle tunes with fiddler Tom Schaefer, banjo player Bob Black, and bassist Sandy Njoes. He appeared on Greg Brown's recording Down in There. He has also released several outstanding albums with Stu Janis, hammered dulcimer, in Greenwood Tree. 

Bill’s music fits in well with many different occasions. He is a favorite at senior centers, high rises, and care centers throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul region. He entertains at historic sites, bluegrass festivals, weddings, farmers’ markets, coffee houses, and family outings, among others. Some of his proudest moments are when he performs with his daughter, Sarah, as Pride of the Prairie. 

It’s just like Bill says...

...Music of All Ages for All Ages

Learn more about Bill at his website: billcagleymusic.com

Enjoy acoustic folk and classic hits by Jim Kantorowicz and friends!

Twin Cities Ukulele Club Jam every Thursday from 10am-12pm (free to attend!)

Open Blues Jam every Friday morning from 10 am-12:30 pm. All skill levels welcome!

Open Funk Music Jam hosted by Matt Sieberg every Friday evening from 7-9pm.

Every 2nd Friday of the month is the Funk Show! A collaboration of funk jam music and freestyle breakdance! Cypher breakdance battles! All are welcome!

Bluegrass jam every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month from 10a-noon.

Flip Side is an acoustic trio featuring smooth vocals and swinging guitar whose repertoire spotlights the popular music of pre-nuclear days. They play the well- known songs as well as more obscure tunes - the Flip Side of those old 78s! Robin McGalliard Nelson and Bonita Donnay sing sweet harmonies while accompanying themselves on bass, ukulele, melodica and accordion. Ace guitarist Jan Stroup fills out the trio and adds an improvisational element to the Flip Side sound.

Flip Side has a residency at Showtime- see them every month!

MACS (Minnesota Association of Christian Songwriters) presents a singer-songwriter showcase! Free admission. Donations accepted.

MACS singer-songwriter showcase has a music residency at Showtime, occuring every 2nd Saturday of the month from 3:30- 5:30pm.

For more information about MACS visit www.MACSMN.org

Join coach Louise for Vinyasa I Yoga Sunday morning at 8:00 am. Vinyasa I Yoga is a dynamic, flowing style that links movement to breath. Continuously transitions between poses to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness. Drop-in. Pay-what-you-can. Bring your own mat and water bottle.

The Connie Dodgers are a duo (Erik and Spencer) playing celtic traditional music on strings and reeds. The Connie Dodgers are residency musicians at Showtime, performing every 3rd Sunday of the month.

Joseph Walker is a South American–born, Twin Cities–based singer/songwriter whose original compositions and magnetic live performances have made him a rising force in the Midwest music scene. Raised across Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil, Joseph weaves English, Spanish, and Portuguese into a soulful blend of folk, funk, and Latino roots—delivered with the immediacy of a modern looping act and the heart of a storyteller.

Performing solo, as a duo with his brother Jay, or with their acclaimed six-piece Walker Brothers Band, Joseph brings a vibrant, genre-fluid sound that feels both worldly and deeply personal. In 2026 he debuts Sonidos de mi Tierra, a dynamic show celebrating his South American heritage through native instruments, multilingual songwriting, and the rhythmic spirit that shaped his life.

Joe is one of Showtime’s residency musicians, playing every third Sunday of the month from 3-5pm!

Learn more about Joe on his website: https://www.josephwalkermusic.com/

Qigong Practice. Easy practice to practice and learn about breathing, movement and meditation. Maintains overall well-being. No cost.

Joe offers an all-styles show without overpowering conversations. Come enjoy his piano music with a cup of coffee!

https://www.colihan.com/music/

Join in for StoryTell every other Tuesday from 12-1pm! Listen and/or share.

For upcoming topic or more info, contact Mark Anthony Zappa: showtimestorytell@gmail.com

This week’s topic: “Show and tell with accompanying story.”

Playing Bluegrass and Old Time ‘fiddle tunes’ at a slow tempo, then medium tempo, then fast tempo to build familiarity and fluidity and increasing speeds

Fiddle tunes are played as a group to learn and develop proficiency playing an expanding repertoire of Old-Time and Bluegrass fiddle tunes. The process focuses on active listening for melody, chords and rhythm; developing variations; discovering methods to learn unfamiliar tunes; developing confidence to play melodies together and as a solo; and having fun as we increase the tempo.

All string instruments: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, cello and bass players unite!

The group focuses on one to two “new” tunes each week for the first hour and playing tunes from the expanding repertoire during the second hour. Meets weekly on Tuesdays from 1-3pm. Lead by Dan Soneson.

Award-winning guitarist Bill Cagley is a talented and versatile musician. With guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, and a clear stout-hearted voice Bill delights audiences with folk, country and old-time music. 

Bill is a full-time musician who bought his first guitar the day he graduated high school. He learned music in Waterloo and Iowa City, Iowa, by listening to recordings and playing with such masters as Al Murphy and Bob Black. He has been a full-time professional musician since 1987, performing at colleges and schools across the United States and many parks, including Yellowstone National Park. 

Bill has recorded two classic collections of old-time fiddle tunes with fiddler Tom Schaefer, banjo player Bob Black, and bassist Sandy Njoes. He appeared on Greg Brown's recording Down in There. He has also released several outstanding albums with Stu Janis, hammered dulcimer, in Greenwood Tree. 

Bill’s music fits in well with many different occasions. He is a favorite at senior centers, high rises, and care centers throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul region. He entertains at historic sites, bluegrass festivals, weddings, farmers’ markets, coffee houses, and family outings, among others. Some of his proudest moments are when he performs with his daughter, Sarah, as Pride of the Prairie. 

It’s just like Bill says...

...Music of All Ages for All Ages

Learn more about Bill at his website: billcagleymusic.com

Singer-guitarist, John, performs tropical rock, folk rock, and classic rock hits!

Twin Cities Ukulele Club Jam every Thursday from 10am-12pm (free to attend!)

Open Blues Jam every Friday morning from 10 am-12:30 pm. All skill levels welcome!

Open Funk Music Jam hosted by Matt Sieberg every Friday evening from 7-9pm.

Cajun Music jam every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month 10am-noon.

Rightful Heirs are Bob Bruce and Greg Winkels, a Twin Cities based duo using their Bluegrass and Americana roots to cover a wide variety of songs. From bluegrass to rock and more!

Caro Bernardini is a vocalist and guitarist from Buenos Aires based in the Twin Cities. Her music is rooted in Argentine tango and folklore, which she blends with diverse influences to create a richly textured and soulful sound.

Candle & Ink Host: Open Mic

A candlelit listening-room for first drafts, old songs, and honest work. Originals first- public-domain poems, hymns, spirituals, and folk welcome. Creating a timeless space for deep expression, healing, and artistic transmutation. Sacred alchemy for the creative soul.

Hosted by: Yev Rosso (YEV). YEV is a Twin Cities-based Ukrainian American songwriter blending alt-folk with blues-rock grit and esoteric world textures. Rooted in an immigrant journey and stories of resilience, his songs invite intimate reflection on loss, hope, and belonging. Learn more at yevmusic.com.

To sign-up, click the link below to scan QR code:

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Join coach Louise for Vinyasa I Yoga Sunday morning at 8:00 am. Vinyasa I Yoga is a dynamic, flowing style that links movement to breath. Continuously transitions between poses to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness. Drop-in. Pay-what-you-can. Bring your own mat and water bottle.

Post – punk collides with pre – grunge inside of an acoustic guitar along with a healthy dose of bluesy, folk influence and the inescapable 70’s earworm. Rob spent most of the 80’s into the early 90’s in the twin cities underground in the bands Chapter 23, Motorhome, Baby Astronauts, Bedspring Reptiles, and Ground Loop, before taking a long break to pursue other avenues in life. He picked his guitar back up in 2023 and it wasn’t long before new songs began to surface. Mom said “You should share your music”.

Is Mom ever wrong?

The Smallweeds are Jim Walsh (guitar and vocals), Grace Walsh (guitar, vocals, drums and keys) and Bob Tipping (accordion). They play a mix of originals and covers in the indie folk/singer-songwriter tradition. Think artists like Wilco, Mazzy Star, Tom Waits and John Prine.

The Smallweeds have a music residency at Showtime, performing every 4th Sunday of the month from 3-5 pm.

Qigong Practice. Easy practice to practice and learn about breathing, movement and meditation. Maintains overall well-being. No cost.

Joe offers an all-styles show without overpowering conversations. Come enjoy his piano music with a cup of coffee!

https://www.colihan.com/music/

Playing Bluegrass and Old Time ‘fiddle tunes’ at a slow tempo, then medium tempo, then fast tempo to build familiarity and fluidity and increasing speeds

Fiddle tunes are played as a group to learn and develop proficiency playing an expanding repertoire of Old-Time and Bluegrass fiddle tunes. The process focuses on active listening for melody, chords and rhythm; developing variations; discovering methods to learn unfamiliar tunes; developing confidence to play melodies together and as a solo; and having fun as we increase the tempo.

All string instruments: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, cello and bass players unite!

The group focuses on one to two “new” tunes each week for the first hour and playing tunes from the expanding repertoire during the second hour. Meets weekly on Tuesdays from 1-3pm. Lead by Dan Soneson.

Award-winning guitarist Bill Cagley is a talented and versatile musician. With guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, and a clear stout-hearted voice Bill delights audiences with folk, country and old-time music. 

Bill is a full-time musician who bought his first guitar the day he graduated high school. He learned music in Waterloo and Iowa City, Iowa, by listening to recordings and playing with such masters as Al Murphy and Bob Black. He has been a full-time professional musician since 1987, performing at colleges and schools across the United States and many parks, including Yellowstone National Park. 

Bill has recorded two classic collections of old-time fiddle tunes with fiddler Tom Schaefer, banjo player Bob Black, and bassist Sandy Njoes. He appeared on Greg Brown's recording Down in There. He has also released several outstanding albums with Stu Janis, hammered dulcimer, in Greenwood Tree. 

Bill’s music fits in well with many different occasions. He is a favorite at senior centers, high rises, and care centers throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul region. He entertains at historic sites, bluegrass festivals, weddings, farmers’ markets, coffee houses, and family outings, among others. Some of his proudest moments are when he performs with his daughter, Sarah, as Pride of the Prairie. 

It’s just like Bill says...

...Music of All Ages for All Ages

Learn more about Bill at his website: billcagleymusic.com

Twin Cities Ukulele Club Jam every Thursday from 10am-12pm (free to attend!)

Open Blues Jam every Friday morning from 10 am-12:30 pm. All skill levels welcome!

Open Funk Music Jam hosted by Matt Sieberg every Friday evening from 7-9pm.

Join in the afternoon of community gathering for a holiday makers market and arts fair, including visiting and pictures with Santa! Saturday, November 28th from 11 am until 5 pm. See below for parking options.

Join coach Louise for Vinyasa I Yoga Sunday morning at 8:00 am. Vinyasa I Yoga is a dynamic, flowing style that links movement to breath. Continuously transitions between poses to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness. Drop-in. Pay-what-you-can. Bring your own mat and water bottle.

Dacia Miller - acoustic guitar/vocals/aux percussion, Dan Earixson - bass guitar, and Mike Walz - lead guitar

A fun and impressive trip through originals and covers songs with the quirkiest singers in the local scene - QRRRKY is for lovers. . . music lovers.

QRRRKY is an indie rock band composed of middle aged goofballs who collaborate on songs about mental health, the stress of adulthood, but also about freedom, connection, and nature. QRRRKY is fun. . . because we believe in collaboration, we bring together diverse experiences in our writing but also bring together audiences, integrating collaboration with the audience in our performance.

Social Media links

https://www.qrrrky.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/qrrrky/