
A music venue in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis, Minnesota, known for global music and dance. It operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes intercultural appreciation and understanding.
An evening of guitar music, orchestrated laugh tracks, and songs celebrating the release of 'Laughter Helps', a collection of music as tuneful as it is experimental.

Fifteenth edition of the Twin Cities experimental music showcase featuring six musicians and live improvised visual projections.

Free, all-ages concert series with live local music, activities and family fun on Halloween, featuring The Cactus Blossoms, LAAMAR and School of Rock.

A dual release show featuring Jeremiah Chiu and Josh Johnson, part of The Cedar's New and Experimental Music Series.

Screening of the 25-minute documentary 'They're Here' by Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller, followed by a Q&A session.

Intimate solo performance by Bill Callahan with Rick Maguire of the indie rock band Pile opening at The Cedar.

Concert by Leenalchi, a seven-piece band from Seoul that reimagines traditional Korean pansori for the 21st century, part of The Cedar's Global Roots Series.

Singer-songwriter Teddy Thompson performs with opening act Jenna Nicholls at The Cedar Cultural Center.

Great Lake Swimmers perform their album 'Caught Light' live at The Cedar Cultural Center in an all-ages, standing-room show.

Double release show with Gill Weather and Eldest Daughter, joined by special guest Meghan Kreidler.

A burlesque show celebrating big acts, bold ideas and oversized props, with a special performance from The Rose Academy of Burlesque.

An Americana concert featuring Chicago Farmer & The Fieldnotes with special guest Thomas Sticha at The Cedar Cultural Center.

Duo Andalus brings together Andalusian, Sephardic, and Middle Eastern music with Lala Tamar and Ofer Ronen as part of The Cedar Cultural Center's Global Roots Series.

Jake Blount, scholar of Black folk music, performs with Sprig of That, a globally-inspired acoustic quartet.

Six choreographers explore their cultural roots through traditional and contemporary African and diasporic dance in a night of storytelling and movement.

Singer-songwriter John Gorka performs his acoustic folk music at The Cedar Cultural Center.

Alla Boara brings recognition and new life to Italy's diverse regional folk music with modern arrangements, part of The Cedar's Global Roots Series.

Indie-folk songwriter Pieta Brown performs with her band, with special guest Courtney Hartman.
Folk/Americana trio The Wildwoods perform live at The Cedar Cultural Center.

A seated, all-ages performance by celebrated American singer-songwriter Peter Mulvey, joined by friends from the Minneapolis music community.

Dos Santos, a Chicago-based Latin music quintet, performs live with DJ Miguel Vargas as part of The Cedar's Global Roots Series.

The Cedar presents Arlen, a Midwest supergroup, with special guest Abby Webster opening the show.

Maddie Thies, Twin Cities bassist and singer, headlines The Cedar to celebrate the release of her debut EP.

Singer-songwriter Nathan Graham and Good Company perform live at The Cedar Cultural Center, with Molly Dean as the opening act.

A guided yin yoga practice combined with live sound healing, using guitar, synthesizer, harmonium and singing bowls for deep release and restoration.

Concert by Majmin, a project led by Zak Khan with Robert Lehmann and Toby Ramaswamy, presented as an all-ages seated performance at The Cedar.

New Orleans songwriter Maggie Koerner performs her debut solo album 'Upstate' with special guest Susie McCollum at The Cedar Cultural Center.

A night celebrating the music of RZ Shahid and friends, blending reggae, hip-hop and R&B, hosted by Lenora Elaine.

Concert by the internationally acclaimed vocal ensemble Windborne, part of The Cedar's Global Roots Series.

An acoustic performance by singer-songwriter Richard Shindell at The Cedar Cultural Center.

Concert by singer-songwriter Laura Veirs with special guest Karl Blau at The Cedar Cultural Center.

Joshua Burnside, a Northern Irish folk singer-songwriter, performs live at The Cedar Cultural Center as part of the Global Roots Series.