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Cross Community Players Inc, located in Maple Grove, MN, is dedicated to weaving artistic expression with charitable support through community theater. Known for their engaging performances, they aim to entertain audiences while also giving back to the community by collecting nonperishable food items and school supplies for local services at their events. Upcoming in Summer 2025, the organization will present the beloved Broadway show "Once Upon a Mattress," showcasing the talents of local performers in a family-friendly production. With a commitment to fostering artistic talent and community involvement, Cross Community Players continues to enrich the cultural landscape of Maple Grove. Generated from the website

The Upper Midwest Flute Association Inc. is a vibrant community based in Maple Grove, MN, dedicated to enriching the lives of flutists of all ages and skill levels throughout the Upper Midwest. They offer a variety of opportunities for growth and connection, including performance platforms, educational resources, and community-building events. Whether you are a beginner, an experienced performer, or a flute enthusiast, the association invites you to join their community. Through events such as workshops, masterclasses, and competitions, the Upper Midwest Flute Association fosters a supportive environment for flutists to thrive. Generated from the website

Cross Community Players ( CCP ), Minnesota's only fully qualified 501 ( c ) 3 Charity theatre group, was formed in 1980 1980 as a fund raising arm of, a food, clothing, and social services organization serving the Northwest Twin Cities, Minnesota, USA. Incorporated separately in 1998, CCP produces a large scale musical in June/July and a more moderate, occasionally non-musical show, during the Fall/Winter. CCP also provides entertainment at local charity and service club events. CCP uses various churches and schools in the Osseo - Maple Grove MN area for rehearsals and performances. Including cast, orchestra, technical and production crews, over 7, 000 individuals, all amateurs, have donated tens of thousands of hours of time to these events. Over 50, 000 patrons of all ages, incomes and demographics have been entertained during 250+ performances; some on complimentary tickets distributed through the C.R.O.S.S. foodshelf. The efforts and contributions of volunteers and 3000+ regular patrons have allowed CCP to donate tens of thousands of pounds of food and over $80, 000 to local charities, including C.R.O.S.S. and CEAP. CCP is run by a board of unpaid local individuals working in the areas of finance, production and publicity. Interested persons are welcome to attend the monthly meetings please call or email to confirm plans. CCP is also a member of the Minnesota Association of Community Theatres and occasionally applies for and receives funding assistance from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council through a grant from The McKnight Foundation and an appropriation by the Minnesota Legislature.