We are bringing back the lost art of the European “Salon”.
Art takes many forms - visual, performing, culinary. We’d like you to join us!
The “Salon Series” features music, theatre, spoken word, dance, and more in monthly gatherings designed to fully immerse an intimate audience into the world of a specific art form. A combination of performance and creativity exchange, this new collection of live art will include events all year long.
Scroll down for a little "Salon" history and to see upcoming events!
Performance + Art + Conversation
Thursday, September 26th
7:00pm-8:30pm
Guest Artists: Sara "Zippy" Laske and Dana Vannen Anderson
Cash bar provided by Änna's Bistro!
Event Location:
Änna's Bistro - 11 Judd Street, Marine on Saint Croix, Minnesota
Zippy Laske is a multi-genre singer/songwriter known for her bright voice and playful Melodies. Her self-reflective songwriting style gives her music a sense of sincerity that listeners deeply connect with. You can find her regularly contributing music to the popular twin cities live podcast Island of Discarded Women.
Dana Vannen Anderson is a musician and composer with a gift from connecting the human spirit through music. From classical to jazz to experimental, Dana creates a landscape of sounds, feelings, and ideas each time she sits at the piano.
$100/Ticket
Includes:
Next 4 Salons: September - December 2024
2 Friend Passes for first-time attendees
Thursdays, 7:00pm - 8:30pm
September 26
October 24
November 21
December 19
To reserve your tickets:
- Pay by card over the phone 651-300-9474
-Pay by check to Frosted Glass Creative - 270 5th Street, Marine on Saint Croix, MN 55047
-Click below to order online!
Directors Calyssa Hall and Randal Berger with Actors David Michaeli, Stephen Neff, Sarah Dickson, Cassidy Hall, and Michael Dufault
Synesthesia Artist Sarah Kraning and Composer Dana Vannen Anderson
Steve Clarke with Other Country Ensemble
Comedian Jason Douglas
A little history on the European "Salon”:
“Salons are nothing new, humans have been gathering together to discuss and debate ideas, and to share and savor new literature and music for centuries. They fall in and out of trend depending on the era, but for a solid 400 years or so, from about 1500 – 1900, salons were popular across Europe. The term salon suggests some modicum of regularity, and with that regularity came conversation, connection and community. Sometimes salons centered around a specific theme like poetry and at other times they were more general in scope. But the one central theme amongst them all was that the focus was on listening and speaking to each other, learning from those around you, your fellow guests at the salon.
While the roots of the salon can be found in Ancient Greece and Rome, the first recorded salons took place in Italy in the 15th Century, and these were a precursor to the Enlightenment Period. They were an opportunity for artists, poets, musicians, thinkers, the Renaissance intellectual glitteratti and their hangers-on, to come together across social classes to hob-nob and share ideas…” (Read more at this amazing source: thesalonhost.com)
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