Songs of Hope; FREE CONCERT
In a year when Minnesota events were frequently making the global news, children and young adults from Guatemala, Mexico, Turkey, and Jamaica will be in Chatfield to present a fun, heart-filled concert of songs of wondrous variety, with traditional and popular songs from their countries, a beautiful mix of songs about rivers, playful clapping songs, danceable dancing songs, Cuban Mambo songs—and for you lovers of old-timey rock ‘n roll, a medley of those rollicking, frequently familiar Fifties and Sixties songs famous for their do-wah-diddies and rama-lama-ding-dongs. Thanks to a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, the concert is free for audiences of all ages—and if you happen to know every word to every rock ‘n roll song, we promise not to ask your age!
Brain Health, Aging, and Dementia Research
A three part series for those interested in learning more.
A team from the Mayo Clinic Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center to learn about brain health, memory loss, and current research. There will be plenty of time for conversation and questions.
The following events and topics will be discussed.
Please attend the events that work best for you.
Session 1: Building a Better Brain, Angela Lunde, MA (2:00pm-4:00pm)
• Understanding memory as we age
• Reducing dementia risk
• Everyday strategies for optimizing memory
Session 2: When Does Forgetfulness Signal Dementia, Ryan Coburn, MD (2:00pm-4:00pm)
• Understanding normal aging
• Memory concerns - when to see your doctor & the value of early diagnosis
• Genetics, managing the disease, and new treatments
Session 3: Demystifying Aging & Dementia Research, Liz Boots, PhD, LP (2:00pm-4:00pm)
• Overview the types of research that are conducted at Mayo Clinic
• Understand what it means to participate in a research study
• What to consider when thinking about research participation
Free - Register in advance by email – lklevan@chatfieldschools.com or call 867-4521 x. 5022
THE SENIOR SCENE; a collaboration with Community Education
Opportunities designed for senior citizens (But ALL adults are welcome!)
The majority of the classes & activities are in the Chatfield Art Center Studio – located on the second floor. Enter through Door 4 (across from the park). An elevator is located at the end of the hall – to the right.
BOARD GAMES AND MORE Wednesdays, Feb.-Apr. 2-4 pm Center for the Arts Studio
Enjoy an afternoon of games and conversations. Board games and cards will be available to use. Connect with others who share your love of games, laugh, play, and maybe meet some new friends. Do not need to register in advance.
LET’S TALK (No Registration Required) 10:30-11:30 Free, Center for the Arts Studio
Join other friends, new and old, for a cup of coffee (hot chocolate or tea) and a conversation. Find others who share your interests. Learn about one another. Monthly topics will be provided to jump start the conversations
Thur., Feb. 12th – Movies! The Oscars will be on soon. Talk about nominees – current & past. Check out movies to watch at home.
Thur., Mar. 12th – Pick a Table Topic: Farming (past or present) or Gardening
Thur., Apr. 9th – Spring: What do you enjoy the most?
CARD MAKING Friday, Mar. 6th 10:30-11:30 am Center for the Arts Studio
Free - Register in advance by email – lklevan@chatfieldschools.com or call 867-4521 x. 5022.)
Enjoy a creative morning. Try your hand at making two beautiful spring greeting cards. Kits will be available. Additional cards will be available to color.
NETWORK WITH THE NEWS (Topics based on current events.)
Tuesday, March 31 10:30-11:30 am Center for the Arts Studio
Join Maggie Schoepski, from Edward Jones, for a morning treat, coffee, and discussion about what is happening in the world. How does the latest news impact social security, medicare, travel, retirement, etc.
CANVAS AND COFFEE
Wed., Apr. 1st 10:30-11:30 am Center for the Arts Studio
Free - Register in advance by email – lklevan@chatfieldschools.com or call 867-4521 x. 5022.)
Try your hand at canvas painting with acrylic markers and paint. Canvas with floral outlines
will be provided. It will be a time to create, relax, and enjoy a different experience.
Music in the Park
Cole Allen’s songwriting, described by many as mature well beyond his years, and masterful guitar playing was showcased on his debut 2012 EP “Headed For Hollywood.” The blues rock scene took notice. “Cole embodies the definition of a unique talent with the major ‘It’ factor that can’t be bought, taught or obtained in any manner other than simply being born with a musical gift that touches his fans deep in their hearts and souls.” (Legendary Rock Interviews)
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The RavensFire Band plays and sings their unique collection of originals and fun covers of many popular varieties of music, including pop, golden oldies, soft rock, traditional blues and jazz, folk and world, vintage country, bluegrass, Irish, and more!
FREE CONCERT: Sounds of Hope/ Songs of Hope
FREE concert in George H. Potter Auditorium
Every summer, after three weeks of intense, daily rehearsals, the Songs of Hope™ company gets on the road and tours around Minnesota performing 90 minutes shows in different locations. The Songs of Hope™ show features traditional and popular songs from many cultures and countries, brought to us by our international, young performers.
Music in the Park
Eleanor Sievers is a 17 year old singer, songwriter & performer from Rochester. She is one to keep track of! Come see her at the Chatfield Center for the Arts!
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Josiah Smith returns to Chatfield, were he grew up, to play for one hour in the lawn outside of the Chatfield Center for the Arts!
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Karst Calling (Megan Kleven and Jason Edward) blends soulful vocals and heartfelt melodies into a unique sound. Influenced by artists like Natalie Merchant and Tom Petty, they perform common covers, deep cuts, and homegrown originals around Minnesota!
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John Sievers, an RCTC English professor who wears many hats in the Rochester arts and music community will be playing from 5:30-6:30 in the lawn at the Chatfield Center for the Arts!
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Cole Allen, critically acclaimed solo artist and guitarist for the Sena Ehrhardt Band, is without a doubt one of the most exciting singer/guitarist/songwriters of contemporary blues and rock music.
“Cole embodies the definition of a unique talent with the major ‘It’ factor that can’t be bought, taught or obtained in any manner other than simply being born with a musical gift that touches his fans deep in their hearts and souls.” (Legendary Rock Interviews)
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Hayden Ashworth grew up in Zumbro Falls, Minnesota. Having a mom and dad that loved country artists such as Johnny Cash, George Strait, and Travis Tritt, he grew up to love that sound of a deep, rich, rhythmic voice, which influenced his sound and style. In 2019, Hayden decided to dive further into his dream and pursue a career in music
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Come see Josiah Smith play at the Chatfield Center for the Arts! Josiah is a native of Chatfield and loves coming back to play. He will play on the lawn of CCA (4th street) side from 5:30-6:30!