Dakota Pro Musica

Vision Statement
We seek to enrich the lives of every person in North Dakota by providing relevant, engaging, accessible vocal concerts and outreach programs.

Mission Statement
Dakota Pro Musica aspires to Build Community through professional concerts that honor, highlight or enhance the celebrations, commemorations, and cultures of our community, and work to help people Raise their Voices through community outreach programming that reaches people who are underserved or marginalized within our community." Inclusivity and Accessibility Statement - Dakota Pro Musica believes that all people in our communities should find themselves reflected in some aspects of the work and values of the organization. We strive to select repertoire for concert programs so that people from various cultural and religious backgrounds, and personal identities may be honored throughout a season of programming. Dakota Pro Musica's work and its repertoire is not intended to promote any social, political, or religious movement or philosophy, but to highlight and honor the people, celebrations, commemorations, and cultures within our diverse community. Those within the organization and audience members with limited mobility are provided with all possible accommodations. We desire to have families attending our concerts and understand that children, especially babies, may make sounds during performances and welcome those sounds in our performing space. We aim to record and upload every concert so that people unable to attend a concert in person will still be able to experience our shared community. Dakota Pro Musica does not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, or physical ability, and is working to have musicians, board members, and audience that represent all people within our community. Land Acknowledgement - We acknowledge that our organization offers performances and outreach programs in venues that encompass the traditional tribal lands of Dakota, Lakota, Nakota, Turtle Mountain Chippewa, Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara, and other Indigenous people. We acknowledge, understand, and value that this land was, and is stewarded by the people who lived here before colonization and live here still.