The original American Roots Revue crew from 2011 is back for two shows! Tonight, experience Gospel, R&B, blues, folk, rock ‘n roll, and Indigenous music, featuring Anishinaabe Ojibwe artist Dorene Day Waubanewquay. The scintillating foursome of Larry Long, Robert Robinson, Tonia Hughes Kendrick and JD Steele will be backed by
Dorene Day Waubanewquay is Ojibwe-Anishinabe Kwe of the Waubizayshi O’dodem – Marten Clan, from Asabikone zaaga I’ gunning – Bois Forte Reservation in northern Minnesota. There, she carries the responsibility of song keeper for her Midewiwin lodge. Moreover, her name means “Daybreak Woman,” someone who
Joan Baez dances with the Twin Cities Singing Resistance choir and the Brass Solidarity band at the "No Kings" rally at the State Capitol on Saturday, March 28, in St. Paul. Politicians and activists may have dominated the stage at the “No Kings” rally in St.
"When we moved into the Longfellow community of Minneapolis four decades back we were the young folks helping out the old folks. We're now the old folks surrounded by young neighbors who are keeping an eye on us. We've been put through more than any neighborhood
“Joy is contagious and goodness always wins, if we live long enough." says Tom Thibodeau and Larry Long. "Music and stories have always been the thread which binds communities together, The Pump House setting gives us the opportunity to share our gifts in person with
Please join Larry at the Festival of Friendship in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on Sunday, February 15, 2026. The afternoon will feature a collaborative music video celebrating Puerto Vallarta, created by Larry Long and photographer Josef Kandoll. The Festival of Friendship, hosted by the International Friendship Club, is a free, community-wide
Larry Long’s new release, Puerto Vallarta transports the venerable singer-songwriter with folkie roots into the contemporary realm inhabited by musician-producer Cory Wong and Antwaun Stanley (lead vocalist for Vulfpeck), plus members of Prince’s brass section, The Hornheads and Cory Wong’s Band. Puerto Vallarta mixes 3 of
American Agriculture Movement Reunion | January 9th & 10th | Lubbock, Texas | Rural Coalition Annual Winter Forum | January 21-23 | Washington D.C. | Besides performing in concert at each of these gatherings, Larry's 'Tractorcade USA' audio visual documentation of the historic farmers' tractorcade
No matter how hard this administration tries to wipe out the multi-cultural history of our nation and First Nation communities, they will fail. So many of us have given our lives to honor the best of intentions of who we are as a people. In
Join Larry Long, Reverend Anthony Galloway (Wayman AME Church), Brendon & Gaylene Adams (29:11 International Exchange) and Van Nixon in celebrating the legacy of Nelson Mandela. Program includes a special screening of 'Duluth for Mandela' with Film Producer & Director Gerri Williams. When: Saturday, October
Join Hennepin History Museum for an evening of music and comedic storytelling featuring American singer-songwriter Larry Long and Minnesota playwright, actor, and author Kevin Kling. Don't miss this opportunity to witness intimate performances by these treasured cultural advocates, with glimpses of their 1983 expedition down the Mississippi performing in
Celebrating No King's Day & 50 years of bringing natural and organic food to the Kickapoo Valley in beautiful downtown Gays Mills, Wisconsin. When: Saturday, October 18th, 7-8:30 PM Where: 209 Main St., Gays Mills. Wisconsin 54631 Contact: 608-735-4544 Proceeds benefit Kickapoo Valley Exchange Food Co-op
World Premiere of “Tractorcade USA”, directed and produced by Larry Long, will be featured along with the screening of “The Farmer- Labor Movement: A Minnesota Story", as part of Farm Aid’s week-of events under the banner of "Lessons in Mobilizing: From the Farmer Labor Movement
Join Hennepin History Museum for an evening of music and comedic storytelling featuring American singer-songwriter Larry Long and Minnesota playwright, actor, and author Kevin Kling. Don't miss this opportunity to witness intimate performances by these treasured cultural advocates, with glimpses of their historic expedition down
Larry Long will be performing with pedal steel artist extraordinaire Joe Savage, saxophonist Scott Fultz, bassist Sid Gasner, labor singer Emmett Doyle and Cannery Row for Let Freedom Sing: Music For A Change. Benefit Concert for Wright County Indivisible & Americans for Democracy. When: Sunday, September
Ivy Arts Building, 2nd Floor 2637 27th Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55406 This graphic historical exhibit uses a timeline of photos, newspaper clippings, maps, and first-hand accounts to retell the story of the violent labor struggles that convulsed the City of Minneapolis and the Seward neighborhood in the