Gospel Concert inspired by the music and word, join us for this special celebration.

This quartet is made up of Dick and Brenda Johnson from the Turtle Mountains in north central North Dakota; Carl Kannianen from the Stanley area; and Toby Nelson from Minot. All four are home grown self-taught musicians who really enjoy country music. Dick plays guitar and handles most of the vocals, wife Brenda on the standup bass, Carl Kannianen on lead guitar and Toby Nelson on the drums. They are known to favor Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash songs and always include a few Norwegian jokes to keep things lively. So, if you like old time country, you’ll enjoy hearing this group perform.

DON’T MISS THIS! Cartwright is a career musician. Beginning as a trumpet player in his youth, he joined The Young Americans (YA’s) performing arts organization when he was 18, and moved on his own from New Mexico to California. He spent four years traveling with the YA’s, performing and promoting the joy of music in schools and theaters all around the globe. His music is influenced by the distinctive sound of Harry Connick Jr., Lionel Richie and Prince.

A special program of magic and comedy! Fun for all! Come be AMAZED at this family show!

The Sibyl Center will be hosting its first live event of the year featuring the Skyla Burrell Band. Join us for an exciting night full of high energy, electric blues music! 🎶

Skyla Burrell was born in Los Angeles and raised in Orange County, California. Skyla formed her first band at the age of 13 and has been a working musician ever since. Skyla played with several bands as a teenager and young adult, working her way up and down Southern California. She relocated to the East Coast in her early 20's where she continued learning and growing from her musical experiences and eventually co-forming the Skyla Burrell Band. In addition to her singing, writing and guitar duties, Skyla also plays the piano.

*free will donation at the door

Three-piece female vocal group from Powers Lake: Renae Evensvold, Nicole Biwer, Sonja Tinjum