Jul
13
th
2018
Mainroom
Friday
Jul
13
th
2018
Mainroom
Congressman Keith Ellison and Senator BERNIE SANDERS
with Dwynell Roland and DJ Shannon Blowtorch
Show Starts
9:30AM
Ages
ALL AGES
Keith Ellison has been a fierce ally for working people his entire career, from defending vulnerable Minnesotans as a civil rights attorney, to fighting for the $15 minimum wage, Medicare for All, stronger consumer protections, and workers’ rights in Congress. Now he is running for Minnesota Attorney General to hold those in power accountable and protect and defend all Minnesotans as the People’s Lawyer.
Join Senator Bernie Sanders and special musical guests for a rally in support of Keith’s campaign for Minnesota Attorney General.
To learn more about the campaign and get involved, visit KeithEllison.org.
Free Admission with ticket. One ticket per person limit.
Admission is subject to capacity, early arrival is encouraged. Select “Print At Home” tickets to expedite entry to the event.
Please note: No bags bigger than a small purse or fanny pack allowed. No outside food or drink allowed. No item deemed by management to be dangerous or inappropriate allowed.
Performers
Congressman Keith Ellison
Congressman Keith Ellison has represented Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives since taking office on January 4, 2007. The Fifth District includes the City of Minneapolis...
Read MoreSenator BERNIE SANDERS
Bernie Sanders is serving his second term in the U.S. Senate after winning re-election in 2012 with 71 percent of the vote. His previous 16 years in the House of...
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Dwynell Roland
Dwynell Roland is a Minneapolis-based rapper making waves in the hip-hop scene. Known for his sharp lyrics and infectious flow, Roland’s music reflects his Twin Cities upbringing. His latest collaborative...
Read MoreDJ Shannon Blowtorch
Shannon Blowtorch is an award winning, DJ, promoter, professional party thrower, sound engineer, businesswoman, and entertainment consultant. She’s a DJ who was named by the City Pages and Star Tribune...
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