Join us for a thoughtful afternoon of music, remembrance, and gratitude as we honor the courage and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans. Veterans Day invites us to pause—to remember those who served in conflicts long past and to hold in our thoughts those who continue to serve in an often uncertain world. Featuring the talented trombone ensemble T-Bone Time, performing beloved patriotic selections including “America the Beautiful”, “God Bless America”, “The Stars and Stripes Forever”, and a moving Armed Forces medley recognizing each branch of military service. Together, we gather not to measure history’s decisions, but to honor those who answered the call and to reflect with gratitude and hope for peace. Registration required.

Settle in for a wonderful afternoon of timeless music as acclaimed Twin Cities crooner Tim Patrick brings his signature style to TPAC. Tim delivers the unforgettable songs of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, and other legendary crooners. With a special nod to the season, this October concert will feature smooth standards and autumn-inspired favorites perfect for crisp fall afternoons and Halloween’s golden glow. A sophisticated hour of music, memories, and classic crooner charm. Dessert included. Register by Oct 22.

Celebrate the season with music, memory, and winter warmth as John Denver tribute artist Dennis Curley brings the timeless spirit of John Denver to life. While not a traditional holiday concert, this special performance captures the heart of the season through beloved classics like “Rocky Mountain High”, “Sunshine on My Shoulders”, and “Take Me Home, Country Roads”—songs that reflect peace, nature, and togetherness. Set within the cozy glow of December, the Snowflake Soirée offers a perfect midwinter escape filled with nostalgia, community, and song.

This Veterans Day, hear directly from Vietnam-era veterans in a powerful panel discussion reflecting on service during one of America’s most turbulent and misunderstood chapters. From enlistment and daily military life to return home and decades of reflection, these stories span the full experience of service—combat and non-combat alike. This conversation offers a rare opportunity to honor all who served, acknowledge the lasting burdens many carried in silence, and come together in understanding, recognition, and healing across more than fifty years of history.