February 14th, California based jazz trumpeter and showman, Jeff Bordes brings his New Orleans inspired revue to the Widespot. This show offers a collaboration of Bordes and Driftless Region favorites, Sue Orfield (Tenor Sax) and Faith Ulwelling (vocals) accompanied by local drums and bass artists. Together this group blends lush romantic ballads with the joyful spirit of Mardi Gras. Expect a night that’s tender, funky and full of New Orleans flair bringing together blues, brass and heart. Bring your Valentine to this dance ready celebration!
Visit Widespot’s website for details, show tickets and more: widespot.org, or by calling: 715-448-0536. Cash purchase tickets will be available at the door.
Widespot’s remaining spring show lineup will include:
March 7th – Four Pints Shy. This Widespot fan favorite returns to kick up your St. Pat’s spirit early and features a seven-member band offering Irish and Celtic harmonies, great musicianship and some regrettable jokes!
March 28th – Monroe Crossing. One of the most well recognized and entertaining bluegrass acts, this band has four distinct personalities with differing musical backgrounds and unique sounds.
May 9th – City Mouse. The Mankato Mouse will be in the house bringing a blend of country, bluegrass, country-rock, blues and some five part acapella vocals. It’s Mother’s Day weekend – treat Mom to this Minnesota gem.
WideSpot, the premiere entertainment venue in the Lake Pepin Region, is in Wabasha, Minnesota’s Broadway Theater at 611 Broadway Avenue in the historic Mittel Schule building. The venue is fully accessible and features auditorium seating, onsite parking, and a bar serving beer, wine, water and sodas. Showtime will be at 7 pm, with doors opening at 6:30 pm.
WideSpot is supported by a number of community sponsors, including the Queenan Foundation, the Wabasha-Kellogg Area Foundation and SEMAC, the Southeast Minnesota Arts Council. SEMAC activities are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the MN State Arts Board thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
