Experience Winter Magic with Live Music at Como Park
Lineup for 2025
Duo CORDA will kick off the series on Wednesday, January 15. Their harmonious tunes will create a soothing ambiance as visitors wander the gardens. Dan “Daddy Squeeze” Newton with Pat Donohue and Richard Kriehn will perform on Sunday, January 19, adding a touch of soul to the evening. Kashimana will take the stage on Wednesday, January 22, bringing a unique musical flavor. Jeff Ray with Mikkel Beckmen will grace the gardens on Wednesday, January 29, offering a different musical experience. Switchgrass will perform on Sunday, February 2, filling the air with their energetic tunes. Sarah Morris and Matthew French will play on Wednesday, February 5, and Mary Cutrufello will conclude the series on Wednesday, February 12.
The concerts are completely free to attend and take place in the Sunken Garden. Additionally, the music is simulcast through other areas of the gardens, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the live performances. From January 12th through February 12th, on select Wednesdays and Sundays, visitors can immerse themselves in the world of music and nature.
Crowded House at The Ledge Amphitheater in 2024
The Australian 80s/90s pop band Crowded House brought their Gravity Stairs Tour to Waite Park to celebrate the release of their 8th studio album. Lead singer Neil Finn's son, Liam, opened the show with his solo work and then joined the band later. The photo gallery below truly captures the fun and excitement of that night. It was a memorable event that showcased the band's talent and charm.
The images in the gallery transport us back to that special evening, with the stage filled with energy and the crowd singing along. It was a true celebration of music and a testament to Crowded House's enduring popularity.
10 Signs of a Long, Hard Winter on the Way
As winter approaches, it's always interesting to look for signs that indicate a long and harsh season ahead. From the early onset of cold temperatures to the increased likelihood of snowfall, there are several indicators that can give us a clue. Some of the signs include the thickening of ice on ponds and lakes, the early disappearance of certain bird species, and the change in the behavior of animals. By observing these signs, we can better prepare for the challenges that winter may bring.
Another sign to look out for is the shortening of daylight hours. As the days get shorter, it becomes colder and darker, making it more difficult to get through the winter. Additionally, the drying of vegetation and the cracking of tree bark can also be signs of a long, hard winter. These signs serve as a reminder to take extra precautions and make sure we are ready for the cold months ahead.
See Inside an Abandoned Church for Sale in Long Prairie
Stepping inside an abandoned church is like taking a journey back in time. The decaying architecture and the sense of history that surrounds it are truly captivating. In Long Prairie, there is an abandoned church that is currently up for sale, offering a unique opportunity to explore and appreciate its beauty.
The stained glass windows, the pews, and the altar all tell a story of a bygone era. As you walk through the empty halls, you can almost hear the echoes of past services and the whispers of those who once worshipped here. It's a fascinating experience that allows us to connect with the past and appreciate the art and craftsmanship of a bygone age.