Monday, Oct. 10
Sir Benedict’s plays host to Jasson Wussow & Friends.
Thursday, Oct.13
Equus, a play about a boy and his horse, premieres at the Play Ground. Warning: the show contains mature subject matter.
Friday, Oct. 14
A benefit for Life House’s Adopt-a-Kid program will feature a concert from Low and food from New Scenic Cafe. Also, Martin Zellar pays homage to Neil Diamond with a tribute concert at Grandma’s Sports Garden.
Saturday, Oct. 15
Those rowdy boys from the city, White Iron Band, are back to play a show at the Rex.
Keep on checking the PDD Calendar and get off your duff and do something!
9 thoughts on “This week: Low, White Iron Band, horses”
Martin Zellar’s Neil Diamond tribute is amazing. I saw it on a whim a few years ago (not long after actually seeing Neil Diamond in concert), and I had more fun at Zellar’s show. Seriously, if I were in town this weekend I’d totally go.
Long story short: if you love Neil Diamond, get thee to Zellar’s show. That is all.
There are more Horses playing as well … Friday night at Pizza Luce!!
Matt Ray and Those Damn Horses
Sarah Krueger and Friends
Sans Souci Quartet
Be there!
The Low show should be pretty amazing as well. I believe this will be the best shot at seeing Low in Duluth for a while since they’ll be heading out on tour again in November. Added bonus – Charlie Parr is the opening act too!
Should be an awesome night of music while supporting a great local organization.
Sweet!!! Those Damn Horses at Luce!! Time to shake it!
Are there tickets sold in advance for the Low show or just at the door?
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Equus isn’t really about a boy and his horse, this may be a little misleading as it’s a Tony Award Winning play that has mature subject matter.
Just so someone doesn’t show up for a feel-good show about “a boy and a horse.”
Shoot, and here I was trying to be all clever with my description. I figured most people would remember that Harry Potter’s Daniel Radcliffe played the lead role a few years back and got all nekkid on Broadway. Tessa’s right. Don’t bring the kids to this thinking it will be a Black Beauty-like tale.