3 Tracts Of Farmland Located In Preston TWP, Plymouth County, IA
Thursday, November 6th 2025 - 10:30 am
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Location:
Akron, IA
Zomer Company Realty & Auction
124.52+/- acres of Minnehaha County, SD Farmland
Friday, November 7th 2025 - 10:30 am
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Location:
Baltic, SD
Westra Auction, LLC
80+/- Acres Of Land Located In Rock TWP, Lyon County, IA
Friday, November 7th 2025 - 10:30 am
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Location:
Rock Rapids, IA
Zomer Company Realty & Auction
Baltimore Ravens at Minnesota Vikings November 8-9, 2025 (Sold Out!)
11/08/2025 - 11/09/2025
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Go with WNAX to Vikings games all season!
Nebraska Huskers at Minnesota Gophers Volleyball November 8-9, 2025 (Sold Out!)
11/08/2025 - 11/09/2025
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This is your chance to see the Husker Volleyball team in Minneapolis! You may also add the Vikings game against the Ravens on Sunday!
Low Hour John Deere Farm Equipment Retirement Auction
Saturday, November 8th 2025 - 10:30 am
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Location:
Inwood, IA
Zomer Company Realty & Auction
The Center’s Monthly Evening Pancake & French Toast Feed
Wednesday, November 12th 2025 - 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD
The Center offers a Pancake & French Toast Feed every second Wednesday of the month. Meals are open to all ages of the public 4-6 pm for a suggested $6 donation. Please RSVP 665-1055. Visit us at thecenteryankton.net to learn more about our nutrition programs, events and activities.
75.56 +/- Acres of Union County, SD Farmland
Thursday, November 13th 2025 - 10:30 am
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Location:
Alcester, SD
Westra Auction, LLC
Roy Rogers Museum LIVE Auction
Friday, November 14th 2025 - 10:00 am
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Location:
Wakonda, SD
Girard Auction & Land Brokers, Inc.
NMM Live! | Marie Rubis Bauer
Friday, November 14th 2025 - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
National Music Museum
414 E. Clark St
Vermillion, SD
The National Music Museum presents a special performance by organist Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Archdiocesan Director of Music and Cathedral Organist at Saint Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for her artistry on landmark American and European organs, Rubis Bauer brings a wealth of experience as performer, educator, and early music specialist. She has appeared at major international festivals and conventions, performed throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded widely as both soloist and chamber musician.
For this program, Rubis Bauer will perform on the Museum’s recently restored 1808 Dieffenbach organ (NMM 04905), a towering Pennsylvania-German tracker organ that stands nearly 12 feet tall and features 306 pipes. Originally built for Zion Lutheran & Reformed Church in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, this remarkable instrument is one of only seven Dieffenbach organs known to survive and the only one housed in a major public collection. The concert will take place in the Richard Cutler Gallery, where the organ is featured as part of the NMM’s Music & Spirituality exhibition.
Audiences will experience a unique convergence of history, music, and faith traditions as Rubis Bauer explores the power and intimacy of early American organ repertoire. This concert not only celebrates a rare treasure of American organ building but also highlights the continuing vitality of sacred and concert organ performance in the modern era.
The National Music Museum presents a special performance by organist Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Archdiocesan Director of Music and Cathedral Organist at Saint Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for her artistry on landmark American and European organs, Rubis Bauer brings a wealth of experience as performer, educator, and early music specialist. She has appeared at major international festivals and conventions, performed throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded widely as both soloist and chamber musician.
For this program, Rubis Bauer will perform on the Museum’s recently restored 1808 Dieffenbach organ (NMM 04905), a towering Pennsylvania-German tracker organ that stands nearly 12 feet tall and features 306 pipes. Originally built for Zion Lutheran & Reformed Church in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, this remarkable instrument is one of only seven Dieffenbach organs known to survive and the only one housed in a major public collection. The concert will take place in the Richard Cutler Gallery, where the organ is featured as part of the NMM’s Music & Spirituality exhibition.
Audiences will experience a unique convergence of history, music, and faith traditions as Rubis Bauer explores the power and intimacy of early American organ repertoire. This concert not only celebrates a rare treasure of American organ building but also highlights the continuing vitality of sacred and concert organ performance in the modern era.
The National Music Museum presents a special performance by organist Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Archdiocesan Director of Music and Cathedral Organist at Saint Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for her artistry on landmark American and European organs, Rubis Bauer brings a wealth of experience as performer, educator, and early music specialist. She has appeared at major international festivals and conventions, performed throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded widely as both soloist and chamber musician.
For this program, Rubis Bauer will perform on the Museum’s recently restored 1808 Dieffenbach organ (NMM 04905), a towering Pennsylvania-German tracker organ that stands nearly 12 feet tall and features 306 pipes. Originally built for Zion Lutheran & Reformed Church in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, this remarkable instrument is one of only seven Dieffenbach organs known to survive and the only one housed in a major public collection. The concert will take place in the Richard Cutler Gallery, where the organ is featured as part of the NMM’s Music & Spirituality exhibition.
Audiences will experience a unique convergence of history, music, and faith traditions as Rubis Bauer explores the power and intimacy of early American organ repertoire. This concert not only celebrates a rare treasure of American organ building but also highlights the continuing vitality of sacred and concert organ performance in the modern era.
Free with Museum Admission
This performance will be livestreamed at https://www.nmmusd.org/nmm-live-video
