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The Crookston Pirate Fine Arts Boosters will issue over $14,000 in grants to Fine Arts programs thanks to their summer fundraising letters and the June Shaver Trust fund. Every summer, the Fine Arts Boosters sends out letters asking for donations and contributions from the district families. This year, in collaboration with their yearly collection from […]
The Polk County Historical Society received a 135-year-old antique reed organ donated by Aaron and Liz Rongen of Fertile, which the Society quickly restored thanks to members John Vraa and Jerry Wentzel. To celebrate the donation and restoration of the organ, the Society invited George French to perform a concert on the restored organ on
The Crookston Pirate Fine Arts Booster club is celebrating its 20th year this year. The club raises money for the Crookston Public Schools’ fine arts programs and they also handed out an award of appreciation to KROX Radio for the support over the past 20 years. Board President and original board member, Jim Kent, said
The Pirate Fine Arts Boosters Board met Wednesday, October 13, and approved seven arts program requests. The mission of the Pirate Fine Arts Boosters is to promote, support, and help fund the various fine arts programs in the Crookston Public Schools. Members of the Board are Haley Ellis, Alvern Wentzel, Gary Stegman, Beth Carlson, Dale
Jim Kent and George French are presenting a concert at the Wesley United Methodist Church on Sunday, November 4 at 7:30 p.m. Featured will be Jim’s renditions of “How Great Though Art”, “Over the Rainbow”, and “You Raise Me Up” along with several George Gershwin favorites played by George on the piano. Also appearing will
The Crookston Entertainment Series season ticket kickoff is today (August 6) and they will offer five fantastic shows this season. All shows are at the Crookston High School Auditorium and concert admission is by season ticket only. The shows this year are better than ever thanks extra money from the June Shaver estate. “We try
