Sharin’ Barrels is taking over Parlor Hotel to work on and record new music! To kick off their weekend-long residency, the band will transform our lobby into a concert venue and share their music with the community. The concert starts at 7:00. Doors open and drinks start flowing at 6:30. Advanced tickets are $15 and $20 at the door.

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Embrace Winter this March and join us on the Laursen Farm for our third annual broomball tournament and party.

Arrive Saturday afternoon and enjoy a casual lunch and drinks while performing feats of athletic excellence on the ice. That evening, join us for dinner and drinks at Horseradish Kitchen + Market in downtown Princeton.

Your ticket includes lunch + drinks, broomball equipment, transportation to and from the Laursen Farm from local lodging options and dinner + drinks. Lodging is not included.

NOTE: Please plan on bringing your own helmet (bike, ski, hockey, motorcycle, jet pilot, any will do!) as helmets will be mandatory on the ice.

Where - Laursen Farm - Princeton, WI

More info and tickets here.

Horseradish Kitchen + Market is partnering with local chef Dan Solberg (Stacked) and Levee Contemporary for a multi-course meal that will feature a still life for drawing throughout your dinner. An excuse to enjoy good food and fun as the days get shorter, artists at all ability levels—from master to disaster—are encouraged to participate. Tickets cover all meal costs, art supplies, and a bottle of wine or beer to split with another guest. This meal will feature food from the wild.

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Fellow Rural Wisconsinite and pianist, vocalist, and composer Anthony Deutsch is Parlor Hotel’s November Artist in Residence, playing Friday night lobby shows the first three weeks of the month.

For nearly two decades, his musical journey has been largely informed by an unwavering thirst for truth and self-expression. Embodying both the light and darkness of the human experience, Deutsch aims to invoke a timeless presence. Improvisation is at the heart of his artistry. “Improvisation is the act of being present. One must listen beyond their own narrative, embody that at hand, and produce a fruitful compositional offering. It is difficult and fleeting, but may yield deep beauty.”

Buy a ticket or book a two-night stay to see the show. Cocktails, beer, wine, and other beverages will be available for purchase before, during, and after the show.

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Fellow Rural Wisconsinite and pianist, vocalist, and composer Anthony Deutsch is Parlor Hotel’s November Artist in Residence, playing Friday night lobby shows the first three weeks of the month.

For nearly two decades, his musical journey has been largely informed by an unwavering thirst for truth and self-expression. Embodying both the light and darkness of the human experience, Deutsch aims to invoke a timeless presence. Improvisation is at the heart of his artistry. “Improvisation is the act of being present. One must listen beyond their own narrative, embody that at hand, and produce a fruitful compositional offering. It is difficult and fleeting, but may yield deep beauty.”

Buy a ticket or book a two-night stay to see the show. Cocktails, beer, wine, and other beverages will be available for purchase before, during, and after the show.

Buy tickets

Fellow Rural Wisconsinite and pianist, vocalist, and composer Anthony Deutsch is Parlor Hotel’s November Artist in Residence, playing Friday night lobby shows the first three weeks of the month.

For nearly two decades, his musical journey has been largely informed by an unwavering thirst for truth and self-expression. Embodying both the light and darkness of the human experience, Deutsch aims to invoke a timeless presence. Improvisation is at the heart of his artistry. “Improvisation is the act of being present. One must listen beyond their own narrative, embody that at hand, and produce a fruitful compositional offering. It is difficult and fleeting, but may yield deep beauty.”

Buy a ticket or book a two-night stay to see the show. Cocktails, beer, wine, and other beverages will be available for purchase before, during, and after the show.

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Horseradish Kitchen + Market is partnering with local chef Dan Solberg (Stacked) and Levee Contemporary on three nights of dining and drawing. Each multi-course meal will feature a special ingredient set also incorporated into a still life. An excuse to enjoy good food and fun as the days get shorter, artists at all ability levels—from master to disaster—are encouraged to participate. Tickets cover all meal costs, art supplies, and a bottle of wine or beer to split with another guest. This first meal will feature food from the orchard.

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As the kick off to his new check-in-to-check-out hotel residency experience, Milwaukee emcee Emmitt James is taking up residence at the Parlor Hotel. The residency opens with a Saturday night lobby show featuring James’ unique jazz-rap fusion over live violin and piano backtracks with a special-feature spoken word set by his partner Jamai.

From the DIY circuit to playing bigger stages like the Roxy and the Novo, Emmitt James is a well celebrated and experienced performer. The Midwest bred emcee recently returned from LA is reminiscent of acts like A Tribe Called Quest, Anderson. Paak and The Internet.

Since being billed for Pharcyde Phestival ( 2018), Emmitt has been gaining momentum from opening for legendary acts such as The Pharcyde and Yasiin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def) to contemporary acts like Cuco, Joey Purp, Duckwrth, Old Man Saxon, Jay Prince, Banesworld and more. He also was a semi-finalist (top 12 out of 1,000) in the Adidas Originals Sound Lab grant competition where he scored a meeting with Pusha T at ComplexCon 2018.

Buy a ticket or book a two-night stay to see the show. Cocktails, wine, beer, and other beverages available for purchase before, during, and after the show.

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Introducing Parlor Hotel’s Summer Resident Artist: Lauren Decker.

Rising star, Lauren Decker, possesses a booming contralto with “amber low notes” that is in a league of its own. Praised by the Chicago Tribune for her “timbral splendor,” she became a Lyric Opera of Chicago favorite during her time as a member of the Patrick G and Shirley W Ryan Opera Center.

Decker’s August program explores pleasure & indulgence through American music and composers.

Tickets available here.

Learn more about Lauren Decker here.

Introducing Parlor Hotel’s Summer Resident Artist: Lauren Decker.

Rising star, Lauren Decker, possesses a booming contralto with “amber low notes” that is in a league of its own. Praised by the Chicago Tribune for her “timbral splendor,” she became a Lyric Opera of Chicago favorite during her time as a member of the Patrick G and Shirley W Ryan Opera Center.

Decker’s July program features a journey of French music and composers.

Tickets available here.

Learn more about Lauren Decker here.

Introducing Parlor Hotel’s Summer Resident Artist: Lauren Decker.

Rising star, Lauren Decker, possesses a booming contralto with “amber low notes” that is in a league of its own. Praised by the Chicago Tribune for her “timbral splendor,” she became a Lyric Opera of Chicago favorite during her time as a member of the Patrick G and Shirley W Ryan Opera Center.

Decker’s June program features a journey of Queer music and composers.

Tickets available here.

Learn more about Lauren Decker here.

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Back by popular demand!

Julian Velard’s musical stylings and comedic timing have made him a fixture in both the comedy and music scenes in his native America, and have created cult followings overseas in the UK and The Netherlands. His music initially took hold a decade ago, where praise from The Guardian, Time Out London, and The Sunday Times led to a major label record deal.

Tickets available here.

Hosted alongside Farm.Butcher.Table.

What Year 2 - larger rink, more teams, better food. Embrace Winter this February and join us on the Laursen Farm for our second annual broomball tournament and party. Join us in the afternoon to eat some sausages, drink Alsatian wines and cheer on your team. That night we will be hosting a Cassoulet dinner at Horseradish Cafe in downtown Princeton, WI.

Please join us for a rare and intimate solo performance from Phil Cook as he presents music from his newest album All These Years. This will be a seated performance and a very limited number of tickets are available.

More info on Phil Cook:

For Phil Cook, it all started with piano. A prolific songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, solo artist, and in-demand musician whose collaborations have run the gamut of genre -- as a founding member of beloved band Megafaun to work with The Blind Boys of Alabama, Bon Iver, Kanye West, and Hiss Golden Messenger, to name a few -- Cook has always been a musician’s musician. A sweet and affable presence whose musical dexterity elevates every project he touches, Cook’s musical output and true sound has been hard to pin down. But even across all the work he’s done in his decades as a musician, he’s yet to release a proper piano album. In that way, All These Years is sort of the first proper introduction to Cook, to the way he can express himself with the most ease and reveal the deepest compartments of his heart.

All These Years is Cook’s first solo instrumental album on his primary instrument, recorded at NorthStar Church of the Arts in Durham, NC by his cousin and collaborator Brian Joseph (Bon Iver, Sufjan Stevens, Indigo Girls). Cook and Joseph have been close their entire lives, with Joseph being one of the people who knows the full depth of Cook’s relationship to the instrument. These ten pieces came to life on a long-cared-for and much-loved one-hundred year-old Steinway over a week in the spring of 2021. Piano is where Cook is the most expressive, an easy, free flow of emotional output. All These Years feels like starting over, or like a return, trimming everything back to its original starting place.

The church’s cavernous space has long been integral to Cook’s day-to-day life as an artist -- a venue that suggests music as a higher power, and art-making as a form of worship -- a place that elevates the act of writing a song to something beyond sacred. It’s also where Cook’s wife, Heather, worked for years; for his family, it’s like a second home.

The resulting All These Years record is near hymn-like, a collection of prayers or meditations, improvisations threaded together by feeling, by the things that matter most. When Cook began these songs, he was in the headspace of meditating on the people in his support network, and those closest to him. Through composing the music, he began to reflect on specific and important presences in his life, and ends up capturing their essence via keys here. He distills decades of friendship, brotherhood, family, love, learning, and loss into flickering piano portraits -- impressionistic and fluid and reverent. It’s not so much looking backwards as it is just looking around, reflections on all that is human and divine and present, and the roads we’ve taken to get us there.

About your hosts:

Parlor Hotel is a soon-to-be opened seven-room boutique hotel in Princeton, WI. Currently in our soft-open phase, we are testing out the space with groups and special events. We are excited to host Phil Cook as we launch this new space and invite attendees to round out their concert experience with a night or two in one of our rooms. You can learn more about Parlor Hotel and inquire about availability at parlorhotel.com. Book quickly as room will go fast. This concert is also a partnership with Horseradish Kitchen + Market, a lunch-service restaurant under the same management. Check your email before the concert for information about beverage and snack packages available for pick up at Horseradish prior to the concert.