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A candy-heart kind of night…Sweet. Sassy. Made right. Just like you. This Galentine’s Day, grab your besties and celebrate the real love stories – the friendships that hype you up, hold you down, and make life way more fun. Expect a light, feel-good evening filled with music, treats, creativity, and playful magic. Live Music: Hot Tamale Cosmos from 7-9pm. Bright, bold sounds to keep the vibes flirty and fun all night long! Food: Bowlz & Thangz – featuring a specialty curated menu that will not disappoint. Bring your gals. Bring your pals. Bring your glow. All welcome | Family friendly | Free show
There’s a reason this 7-piece, horn-centric, rock and boogie band has hammered an exclamation point on the end of its name. A Band Called Truman! has been staging sharp, intense, and exclamatory original music for 16 years and has built a large, loyal audience it affectionately describes as “local goofballs.” Led by tireless frontman Leon Rohrbaugh and his baby blue hollow body guitar, the group includes a rhythm section held down by Ian Connell on drums and John Erickson on bass, with Jim Pospisil on keys and a powerhouse horn section that includes Dale Shimmin, Kelli Hallsten and Jessica Lilja Olson.
The Art of Soldiering: Servicemembers, Satire, & Cartoons Soldiers and Marines have long used art to process the chaos of military life. Whether fueled by boredom, anxiety, or camaraderie, service members have channeled their experiences into poetry, portraits, and — most prolifically — cartoons. Classic characters like “Willie and Joe” and “Sad Sack” flourished because they were easy to draw in the field and delivered quick, sharp jabs at military authority. Join Wayne Gannaway, Executive Director of the St. Louis County Historical Society, as he explores the history of soldier-cartoonists. From professional illustrators to those who doodled in letters home, you’ll discover how art captured the universal trials of enlisted life: the “mail call blues,” the struggle to stay dry, and the timeless friction with the MPs. Come see the presentation of historical cartoons Wayne discovered in his research at area archives, including those of two service members from Virginia….
BP Tropical Getaway! Come see what the big SPLASH is all about. Featuring a night dedicated to the, musicality and resilience of Reggae Music & Culture. Positive vibes curated by Al Pajamas & Natty Nico on the TNT HiFi Sound System. Now in Cinemascope! Wednesday Nights House DJ Jam Session. Expect songs of peace, love , humanity , happiness and rebellion All Welcome | No Cover | Good Vibes Only
Saltydog is back at the Paddle for HighKey Mondays! Let’s shake a little something and see if the floorboards still hold up. They’ll be laying it on thick every Monday for the month of February with special guests, keeping the vibes tight and the limbs loose as a country goose. Special Guests: 2/2 Four Mile Portage 2/9 Jon Edwards 2/16 Skarlett Wood 2/23 Coyote + Jonny Castle B-Day Deets: Free Show 6-9pm $4 Light Lagers Positive vibes galore
Celebrate Valentines Day in the language of love <3 Water Cat is a Franco-American duo with a sweet, stompy, and eclectic sound. Consisting of lead vocalist Emma Musto and multi-instrumentalist Henry Bullard, Water Cat can take you from original songs on the resonator guitar to Nirvana on the banjo to Edith Piaf, to West Africa and back. Water Cat will keep you on your toes, off your seat, and with a smile on your face.
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