At a time when truth, justice, and democracy are being challenged, artists continue to help us make meaning, build connection, and call each other forward.
Join us for a powerful afternoon of spoken word and music rooted in resistance, reflection, and hope. Featuring texts from voices like Martin Luther King Jr., Amanda Gorman, Maya Angelou, and foundational documents such as the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. These reflections will be surrounded by musical selections made popular by Alicia Keys, Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, Sam Cooke, Buffalo Springfield, Brandi Carlile, Bob Dylan and more.
Hosted by actress Linda Kelsey and featuring an extraordinary lineup of Twin Cities performers, this gathering invites you not just to listen—but to feel, to sing, and to stand in community.
Come be part of something that nourishes the spirit and strengthens our shared commitment to the work ahead.
Featuring:
Linda Kelsey – actress/spoken word
Patty Peterson – vocalist
Judi Vinar – vocalist
Ginger Commodore – vocalist
Rachel Holder – vocalist
Ben Kelly – bass
Nate Babbs – percussion
Lori Dokken – producer/music director/pianist/vocalist
First Universalist Church of Minneapolis
3400 Dupont Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
612-825-1701

The first two shows were so much fun that Lori and the boys are getting together to do it again with a brand new set list and they are going to hang out in the jazz/blues/swing world!
For this encore performance Lori takes center stage on Sunday, March 15th in The Dunsmore Room to feature a bunch of swinging tunes, smokey ballads and some sultry blues songs made popular by such artists as Diana Krall, Ella, Dinah Washington, Bonnie Raitt, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Alberta Hunter, Al Jarreau and others!
Expect such tunes as Drinking Again, Blue Rondo a la Turk, Feeling Good, Angel from Montgomery, Caravan, Fascinating Rhythm, Spain, Lush Life and more!
Lori Dokken: Piano & Vocals
Benjamin Kelly: Bass
David Stanoch: Drums
Wednesday 6th @ 6:00 PM
CROONERS SUPPER CLUB
Dunsmore Room
6161 Highway 65 NE
Minneapolis, MN 55432
Box Office: (763) 760-0062

Doug and Lori will be joined on stage for each monthly edition by several local artistic luminaries for the ninety-minute extravaganza. You can expect some fantastic music of all styles, cutting edge comedy routines along with a cornucopia of art forms that the artists will expose the “Club Day Monday Cabaret” audience to.
On stage with Doug and Lori for the next edition will be Michael Gruber, Rachel Holder, Jen Maren and Sheridan Zuther.
This is a DON’T MISS opportunity to get out on a Monday for some great entertainment and start the week off with a bang … AND you’ll get home early!
Featuring:
Doug Anderson: Vocals & Host
Lori Dokken: Piano and Vocals
Michael Gruber: Vocals
Rachel Holder: Vocals
Jen Maren : Vocals
Sheridan Zuther: Vocals
CROONERS SUPPER CLUB
Dunsmore Room
6161 Highway 65 NE
Minneapolis, MN 55432
Box Office: (763) 760-0062

Let’s celebrate the amazing Joni Mitchell with a concert event that will highlight some of Mitchell’s most popular works including Big Yellow Taxi, Both Sides Now, A Case of You, The Circle Game, Woodstock and many more.
A self-described “painter derailed by circumstance” and hailed by Rolling Stone as “one of the greatest songwriters ever,” Joni Mitchell’s music paints social and environmental issues using a poetic style while addressing the universal feelings of romantic longing, loss, disillusion and joy. A nine-time Grammy award winner, along with seven other nominations, Mitchell’s music blazed new trails in the industry with her unique open tunings, alternative harmonic structure and lyrical styling that touches the hearts of all who hear it.
"Painting Joni … " - Celebrating the Music of a Master
The Dunsmore Room @ Crooners
Sunday, May 24th, 2026 – 5:00 PM
Judi Vinar – vocals
Rachel Holder – vocals
Lori Dokken – vocals and piano

Christopher Jantzen & I will be joining the amazing Michael Monroe for his phenomenal show featuring the music of Cat Stevens!
Cat Stevens’ songs remain as relevant today as they were five decades ago. As he once said, “Music can be healing… for what looks like a gigantic divide in this world, I feel I can point a way toward our common humanity again.”
Monroe carries that same belief, bringing Stevens’ heartfelt and introspective tunes to life for modern audiences. The LA Times noted Stevens “had rare ability to combine the strength, fragility and sometimes mystery of his highly personal compositions,” and Monroe captures that spirit perfectly.
Enjoy an evening filled with Cat Stevens classics like “Wild World,” “Peace Train,” “Father & Son,” “Hard Headed Woman,” “Where Do the Children Play,” “Can’t Keep It In” and the beloved
“Moonshadow.”
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres
501 West 78th Street
Chanhassen, MN 55317

We are singing the songs that boys have made famous that we’ve ALWAYS wanted to sing!
For ONE DAY ONLY – Patty Peterson, Judi Vinar, Rachel Holder and Lori Dokken (members of “the girls,” the “I Am Woman,” and “Women on the Moon” shows) will put their own spin on iconic songs made famous by legendary “boys” — including Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers, Elton John, The Beatles, and many more.
Every time these great friends take the stage; it promises to be a fantastic evening of powerful vocals, rich harmonies, and a sprinkle of Rat Pack-style charm and humor.
Presented by local music powerhouse Lori Dokken – this dynamic ensemble of women will deliver a one-night-only event you won’t want to miss!
Patty Peterson: Vocals
Judi Vinar: Vocals
Rachel Holder: Vocals
Lori Dokken: Vocals & Piano
Phipps Center for the Arts
109 Locust St.
Hudson, WI 54016
715.386.2305
info@thephipps.org

We are singing the songs that boys have made famous that we’ve ALWAYS wanted to sing!
Patty Peterson, Judi Vinar, Rachel Holder and Lori Dokken (members of “the girls,” the “I Am Woman,” and “Women on the Moon” shows) will put their own spin on iconic songs made famous by legendary “boys” — including Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers, Elton John, The Beatles, and many more.
Every time these great friends take the stage; it promises to be a fantastic evening of powerful vocals, rich harmonies, and a sprinkle of Rat Pack-style charm and humor.
Presented by local music powerhouse Lori Dokken – this dynamic ensemble of women will deliver a one-night-only event you won’t want to miss!
Patty Peterson: Vocals
Judi Vinar: Vocals
Rachel Holder: Vocals
Lori Dokken: Vocals & Piano
Ben Kelly - Bass
Nate Babbs - Drums
Theatre L'Homme Dieu
1875 County Road 120,
Alexandria, MN, 56308
320-846-3150

Studio 54 burst onto the scene in 1977 and its glamour and pageantry defined the disco era. Certainly Studio 54 was a place to party, but in its intermingling of art and culture, the club was a kind of performance piece in and of itself. The club’s admission policy only let in a select few … however it drew a mix of denizens from ALL walks of life, and the club offered a haven where people from diverse backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender identities could come together without judgment.
On any night the guests might include Liza Minnelli, Andy Warhol, Grace Jones, the drag queen Divine and Bianca Jagger along with patrons of all races, socio economic scales and sexual orientation. Even though the original club was only open for three years … it created a space where all were welcome to come and dance, party, people watch and just celebrate being together.
It’s time for “A RETURN TO STUDIO 54!”
Patty Peterson: Vocals
Ginger Commodore: Vocals
Judi Vinar: Vocals
Rachel Holder: Vocals
Lori Dokken: Vocals & Piano
Joe Elliott: Guitar
Tony Axtell: Bass
David Stanoch: Drums
CROONERS SUPPER CLUB
6161 Highway 65 NE
Minneapolis, MN 55432
Box Office: (763) 760-0062

Studio 54 burst onto the scene in 1977 and its glamour and pageantry defined the disco era. Certainly Studio 54 was a place to party, but in its intermingling of art and culture, the club was a kind of performance piece in and of itself. The club’s admission policy only let in a select few … however it drew a mix of denizens from ALL walks of life, and the club offered a haven where people from diverse backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender identities could come together without judgment.
Some of the artists featured in the show include Evelyn “Champagne” King, Chaka Khan, Diana Ross, The Pointer Sisters, Tina Turner, Gloria Gaynor, Donna Summer, The Weather Girls and many more! A few of the disco classics you will experience are Shame, I’m Every Woman, I Will Survive, It’s Raining Men, Boogie, Oogie Oogie, Don’t Leave Me This Way, We Are Family, No More Tears (Enough is Enough) … We’re going to leave it there. We don’t want to give everything away!
Featuring:
Patty Peterson: Vocals
Judi Vinar: Vocals
Ginger Commodore: Vocals
Rachel Holder: Vocals
Lori Dokken: Music Director, Piano, Vocals
Joe Elliott: Guitar
Tony Axtell: Bass
David Stanoch: Drums
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres
501 West 78th Street
Chanhassen, MN 55317

Women on the Moon is a concert event that showcases some of our favorite artists from the 1960s such as: Mama Cass, Tina Turner, Aretha, Cher, Dusty Springfield, Lesley Gore, Grace Slick, Janis Joplin, Dionne Warwick, Mavis Staples, Joan Baez, Cher, Ella, Shirley Bassey, Laura Nyro, Diana Ross, Barbra, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, Nancy Sinatra, and the great Nina Simone.
The 1960s was one of the most memorable decades of all time in the history of The United States. It started out with the election of President John F. Kennedy and the dawn of “Camelot” and closed out with the first man landing on the moon. In between these bookends would be the assassinations of JFK, RFK and MLK; civil rights legislation; protests; drugs; The Feminine Mystique; Black Power; hippies; Vietnam; Gloria Steinem; Nixon; the Watts riots; Andy Warhol; Stonewall; NOW; The Beatles; Laugh-In; The Rolling Stones; Twiggy; Woodstock; and so many other momentous events.
While men landed on the moon, women artists took their own giant leap into every area of the musical landscape. The ‘60s were inarguably the most prolific decade for female vocalists and musicians in many diverse styles and categories. From pop and folk to rock and roll and rhythm and blues, women launched themselves into the music scene and claimed their space in the mostly male dominated industry.

A concert that showcases some of the greatest female artists from the 1960s!