For local legend St. Paul Peterson… Nothing Compares 2 Prince

For local legend St. Paul Peterson… Nothing Compares 2 Prince
This exclusive design is based on artist Troy Gua’s painting “It’s In Your Heart” from his portal series exploring love, acceptance, harmony and positivity through windows, doors and other light sources in everyday places.
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From Startribune.com
Of course, you could count on Maceo Parker to put the funk in the second annual Funk ‘n’ Roll Weekend sponsored by the PRN Alumni Foundation.
Not only is the veteran saxophonist an alum of Prince’s organization but he played many years with James Brown. So you knew he’d be super funky on Thursday night at Aria in Minneapolis’ North Loop.
Help us continue to support Rosie Gaines on her journey to wellness with an exclusive shirt painted and designed by the extraordinary Artist Blule. Plus more new retail including tees and posters.
By Chris Riemenschneider
He liked to get his hair done before going to bed. You could often tell his mood by how well he was dressed. And he once wrote a script for a New Kids on the Block movie that never came to be.
Continue reading “Star Tribune: Prince had his hair done before bed, and other ‘alumni’ stories at U symposium”
We are honored to be participating in the prestigious “Prince From Minneapolis” Symposium at the University of Minnesota on April 18, 2018.
We will have #Love4Rosie shirts available onsite and hope to see you there.
Support Rosie Gaines on her journey to wellness with an exclusive shirt designed by former Paisley Park artist Steve Parke. This initiative is presented to you with the support and sincere thanks of Rosie’s daughter LaToya. Proceeds will go directly to Rosie.
Check out the new ‘Positivity’ and ‘Purple Protector’ shirts available now. All proceeds go to the PRN Alumni Foundation and it’s ongoing work to support youth programs dedicated to the education, enrichment and expression of music and the arts, support urban farming initiatives and help alumni members in need.