Club Day Monday with Lori & Friends - Guest Erin Schwab - (Virtual)

March 21st Guest Performer: Erin Schwab

Zoom starts at 5:00 pm. Music starts at 5:30 pm.

NOTE: To attend in person please to to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/269592056097 to register.

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Club Day Monday is a new event co-hosted by The Woman's Club of Minneapolis and local musician and music producer Lori Dokken. Join Lori as she hosts local entertainers in the relaxed setting of the Lounge at The Woman's Club of Minneapolis.

The Woman's Club of Minneapolis is a 501(c)(3) organization located at 410 Oak Grove Street in Minneapolis. Founded in 1907 the organizational was established to be operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, civic and social services, study and friendly association.

We are many things to our members and guests -- a friend, a respite, a force for good, a place for belonging. A place to call home. The Woman's Club of Minneapolis welcomes you, women and men. Join us. www.womansclub.org

Over the past four decades, Lori Dokken has performed at every major venue in the Twin Cities from The Dakota to The Guthrie to The Ordway. A sought-after accompanist, she is also a successful concert producer, educator, vocal coach, arranger, and vocalist. Currently the Music Director at Unity Minneapolis, she has also been the MD for everything from ensembles at McNally Smith College of Music to acts at the Bryant Lake Bowl and The Illusion Theatre as well as concerts from The Ordway to The Chanhassen Dinner Theatre to Crooners Supper Club.

Lori has produced headline shows for cruise ships as well as local cabaret acts and has opened for legends like Eartha Kitt, Carole King and Tony Bennett. She has sung backups for Kenny Loggins and shared the stage with Beatrice Arthur. Her diverse production credits include sold out shows at The Hopkin's Center for the Arts, The Dakota Jazz Club, The Chanhassen Dinner Theatre and many local concert venues.

She partnered with The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in 2016 to produce “Painting Joni” - a concert featuring the music of Joni Mitchell as well as receiving a grant from The Knight Foundation in 2019 to assist her in producing a concert event entitled “Women on the Moon” that featured the music of some of the greatest female vocalists from the 1960s.

Lori has always been conscious of using her time and talents to aid the community around us and during the 80s/90s, she was the Entertainment Producer for an HIV/AIDS fund raiser called "Healing of the Hearts" which netted over $500,000 in proceeds for The Aliveness Project. She also founded and produced a charity golf tournament for ten years that raised $250,000 for One Heartland. She has been involved with The Alzheimer’s Foundation as well as many, many other smaller local charities. https://loridokken.com/