THE PIPES, THE PIPES ARE CALLING
YOU!
Help the
DENFELD HIGH SCHOOL PIPE ORGAN
sing again!
2nd Annual “Dining at Denfeld” and Raffle
Join us for a delicious evening of community, culture, and creativity at the Denfeld Music & Drama Departments’ Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser, sponsored by the Denfeld Historic Organ Restoration & Preservation Alliance (DHORPA).
Event details
When: Friday, October 23, 5:00–7:00 PM
Where: Denfeld High School, 401 N. 44th Ave W., Duluth, MN
Cost: Adults $10 | Students & Youth $5, Raffle Tickets: $5
Raffle Items: Handmade full-size quilt, “Around the World with Fall Colors” (75"x91", value $85)
Two REI folding beach chairs (value $90 each)
Cooler, two bottles of root beer, Ice Cream Gift Certificate ($50 value)
Raffle drawing, 7 PM at “Dining at Denfeld”, need not be present to win
Why attend
Enjoy a hearty spaghetti dinner in a welcoming school setting.
Experience live musical performances and dramatic scenes showcasing Denfeld’s talented students.
Support dual causes: funding for music and drama programs that enrich student education, and DHORPA’s work preserving the historic Denfeld organ for future generations.
Impact
Your purchase directly supports classroom resources, performance opportunities, costumes, instruments, and technical equipment for Denfeld students.
Proceeds also help DHORPA maintain and restore the historic organ, a community treasure that enhances performances and preserves Duluth’s cultural heritage.
Bring family, friends, and neighbors for an affordable, entertaining night out that makes a real difference for local arts education and historic preservation.
Tickets available at the door. We look forward to seeing you on October 23.
History
Find out the rich history of this unique pipe organ.
Take Action
Help us restore Denfeld’s historic pipe organ.
Make a Donation
Help us restore Denfeld’s historic pipe organ.
News
Keep updated on DHORPA’s progress
The Denfeld Historic Organ Restoration & Preservation Alliance, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation organized under the laws of the State of Minnesota and is recognized as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Contributions are fully deductible to the full extent of the law.
This project has been supported in part with funds provided by the State of
Minnesota from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through
the Minnesota Historical Society.