EVENTS

Baron Archibald Figg is holding a dinner party, and his prodigal brother has returned to charm his way back into the family fortune.  "Crook & Nanny" is an art heist, stolen heirloom, kidnapping whodunit featuring not one single character clever enough to have pulled it off.  Was it the gruff governess who knows semaphore or one of the other wild characters in this comedic story?

Drop by to see some of KNC’s animals out from behind the glass!

Designed to promote overall wellness while getting outside and staying healthy throughout the winter months., these walks have it all: educational components led by people eager to share their knowledge of plants, wildlife and the joy of the natural world with you; stimulating physical activity; new friend possibilities; and great conversations and laughter after the walks should you care to join us for a bite to eat at one of our many fabulous local restaurants. If you're looking for an activity that complements your regular fitness routine, these walks are for you!

These walks take place rain, snow or sunshine unless severe weather is predicted. Bring water and binoculars if desired. NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.


 

Winter is a fantastic time to practice your tree identification skills!

Bruce Uchimura, Conductor

Sam Ramey, Guest Baritone Soloist

Come play in the snow and try out new ways to enjoy the winter months outside!

Lee's Adventure Sports will be on hand with snowshoes, winter camping gear, and cross country skis for you to test out.

Adam Oster from the Kent District Library System is back with a two-hour presentation with tips on how to get started researching your family history. The class will include a discussion on how to search for information using vital records, state and federal census, and immigration records. It will also cover strategies for using online genealogy resources. Don't miss this chance to start your search or gather tips on continuing your family tree! Registration required. Call 343-7747 or online at www.parchmentlibrary.org.

Grab a carpet square and listen to stories about nature!

Interactive tools will be used to get everyone involved. We might even have a visit from an animal! Program concludes with a walk outside.

The program will focus on America's Gilded Age. Lise Dub-Scherr, Director of The Richard H. Driehaus Museum in Chicago, will share information about the museum, housed in the culturally and historically significant setting of one of the grandest residential buildings of 19th-century Chicago, the Samuel M. Nickerson House.

 

Western Wind Quintet

On the 2nd Wednesday of each month an experienced guide will choose the best trail to see a variety of wild birds at the Sanctuary. At the end of each walk fresh coffee will be enjoyed while a list of the sightings for the morning is compiled. All skill levels welcome. Bring your binoculars or borrow a pair from the Bookstore!

Yes, that's right. Close those cookbooks, hide those recipes cards and magazine cut outs! Learn to cook without recipes. We will create 4 dishes and taste them all.

Bean There Done That! or "Legumes 101, all you ever wanted to know about Beans" Spend an hour nurturing you body and soul wheat,meat and dairy free! Experience a lunch of creative delicious dishes of legumes including local Michigan Black Bean Dip, Tuscan Cannelini Bean and Cabbage Soup and more while the Chef prepares them for you. Take home the recipes, learn healthy food tips such as dealing with physic acid in beans/grains, locate the ingredients and more

"Comfort Food 101 Demo Style with Chef Channon
Cuddle up with a fork and get ready for comfort food made healthy! Learn to make your fav's revamped. Sample recipes could include White Lasagna, flipping traditional lasagna on it's ear! Made with wheat free noodles, sauteed veges and a light white Parmesan sauce packed with flavor, Adobo Tempeh Chili with Michigan Black Beans - learn how to stretch your protein calories using heart smart, body friendly fermented tempeh- a grain based meat substitute that provides tons of flavor and nutrition or Michigan Bean Casserole taking the classic heavy meat dish and keeping all long cooking flavor but reducing the calories and fat, Beefalo Burgers and Sweet Potato Fries, locally raised ""Beefalo"" a cross of Bison and cattle is lower in fat, cholesterol, calories but higher in protein paired with anti-oxidant rich spicy baked ""fries"", served with custom made ketchup. Other recipes may be added or adjusted. Wine friendly."

Participants must dress in white, blue jeans are acceptable. Paint will be provided for free periodically; additional paint can be purchased at any time. You CANNOT bring your own paint.

Must have valid ID for entry - 18 years old or older.

Re-entry is not permitted at this event - if you leave you may not return.

Food and beverages will not be allowed - in the parking lot or brought into the building. Concessions will be available for purchase inside the facility.

Purses and bags will NOT be allowed. Cell phones are not recommended.

Coat check wil not be available.

Best-selling American author, editor and activist Andrew Carroll will share correspondence from U.S. soldiers in American wars during a visit to the campus of WMU.

It is sponsored by the Department of Military Science in the Haworth College of Business and the University Center for the Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Carroll's presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer period, and he will sign books during a reception at 3 pm. Reservations for the talk can be made by contacting (269) 387-5050. Parking is available in the nearby Fetzer Center parking lot.

Carroll is the editor of several New York Times best-sellers, including "War Letters," "Behind the Lines," and "Operation Homecoming." He also founded the Legacy Project, an initiative to preserve wartime letters and emails from active-duty troops.

Be a citizen scientist! The Great Backyard Bird Count is an annual four-day event that engages bird watchers of all ages in counting birds to create a real-time snapshot of where the birds are across the continent. Anyone can participate, from beginning bird watchers to experts. It takes as little as 15 minutes on one day, or you can count for as long as you like each day of the event. It’s free, fun, and easy—and it helps the birds. The official count is Feb. 17-20, get ready by coming to the Sanctuary on February 11 to learn how to enter your data, get an idea of what this research can be used for and practice your bird identification skills.

Learn the basics of tying flies. All practice materials will be provided. Class size is limited for each session.
Preregistration is required. Program is recommended for persons 8 years of age and up. Sessions will be approximately two hours in length.

Gold Company and GC II

The Art of New Age Chocolate Design Partial Hands on with Chocolatier Lori Brown.
Chocolate transfers are the new rage and they have come to Kalamazoo! Come indulge all your senses! Learn how to make stunning Chocolate art, perfectly paired with beautiful sparkling wine. Spend a show stopping afternoon, as Lori Brown's favorite chocolate art and recipes, take center stage. This workshop will be full of new ideas to help you become a connoisseur just in the ""nick of time"" for valentine, Easter and mother's day preparations. You will go home with a basket filled with Chocolate delights, and recipes, like no other! You will learn how to use the exciting new chocolate transfers. It's surprisingly easy once you understand a few essentials (plus a few secrets from our Chocolatier). This class is a not-to be missed delight and will sell out fast!
 

This Musical Storybook program invites children ages 3 - 6 to explore stories, hands-on activities and music performed by the KSO’s Burdick-Thorne String Quartet.

When four musicians from Akron, Ohio, decided to play only Beatles songs a couple of nights every month, not one of them dreamed that their idea would grow into a critically acclaimed theatrical show.  The band began touring nationally, and the legend grew.

Treat yourself and someone special to an elegant evening at the historic W.K. Kellogg Manor House. Former estate of the Kellogg Company founder, the W.K. Kellogg Manor House is located on picturesque Gull Lake and has been restored to its original grandeur, creating a unique and unforgettable setting for an elegant dinner.

Reservations are required.

Gold Company puts their unique and fun spin on the songs that have taken home the Oscar! Recognized as one of the most successful collegiate vocal groups in the world, and having appeared through the US, Canada and Europe, Gold Company is sure to thrill audiences with a walk through time remembering the award winning songs of the Silver Screen.

Many people have photographs in their family collections – photographs from the 19th and early 20th centuries. A lack of full information about these images often leaves people just when the photograph was taken. In this program, Paula Metzner, the Assistant Director for Collection Services, will offer insight into how to date these photographs based on clues, such as clothing or hair styles, within the image.

The Trout Run Trail (0.4 mi, moderate) features a secluded trail along a stream. Snowshoes recommended!

A great opportunity for mothers and sons, fathers and daughters and all others to enjoy a skate date at MPIR.Payment due by Friday, February 10 at the Ice Rink.

Chocolate, Not Just for Dessert Wine Paired, Demo and Hands On.
Not just for dessert, but it sure does make a tasty finish to a fabulous meal! In this class students will learn and assist Chef Jared in creating 4 unique chocolate courses for Valentine's day. Recipes to be created and enjoyed include; Chocolate Hazelnut Salad, Dark Chocolate and Citrus Stilton Puff Pastry, Chocolate Mole and Cabernet Tournadoes and Chocolate Flourless Cake with Raspberry Compote and Ganache. A wine will be paired to suit each course. Couple Friendly
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Martha Councell-Vargas, Flute

Pink Ice

Have Valentine's Dinner with us a Food Dance. Prix Fixe 5 course menu.

Fisk Jubilee Singers

Find out which species of owls are calling in the woods this time of year in our area.

Dress to be warm and walk quietly.

No flashlights, please.

Pianist Marc-Andre Hamelin joins the KSO for Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4. Hamelin has 8 Grammy nominations to his credit and has performed with orchestras throughout the world. Raymond Harvey conducts the KSO and closes the concert with the Berlioz masterpiece, Symphonie Fantastique.

Guitarist. Bandleader. Songwriter. Singer. Producer. Session musician. And a one-man cheering section for the blues, in all its forms and permutations. And every one of those names has shared recording studio space or stage time with a man who is a legend in the blues community.

Duke Robillard is a man in command of a full range of creative talents — unique in the blues, and rare in the music industry as a whole. He is, in fact, a complete artist at the height of his power.
 

Final Concert

Join the Audubon Society of Kalamazoo to discover the many birds that stay in Michigan throughout the winter. We will be taking part in the Great Backyard Bird Count by keeping track of what we see and submitting the information to a national database. This event lasts approximately 90 minutes.

Join the Kalamazoo Bee Club for their annual Bee School here at KNC.

All levels of beekeeper knowledge and experience welcome.

Registration required.

Follow the classic adventures of Robin Hood and his merry band of men as they hide within Sherwood Forest and plot to free the many citizens from the rule of the Sheriff of Nottingham.

Over 80 deal tables of authentic Native American artifacts. Buy and sell. Artifact evaluation available by Todd Walterspaugh from 10 am - 12 pm.

Kalamazoo Thunderbirds 19th annual radio controlled swap meet for RC cars, boats and airplaines. Buy, sell and trade radio control items. .

In the third grade I won the "Author of the Month" at St. Mary's School in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts for a poem I wrote about bears and Thanksgiving. At the time my aspirations were to become a poet, a teacher, or the owner of a pizza restaurant where third graders could hang out.

At Georgetown I won the “Funniest Person on Campus" contest and the chance to perform at the D.C. Improv. They were so impressed they hired me to bus tables.

From there I took my jokes to New York City, where I was fired as a temp at Pfizer for repeatedly falling asleep at my desk. I proceeded to drive my mom’s old station wagon to comedy clubs all over America until my mechanic would no longer take my calls.

Since that time I’ve had three Comedy Central Presents specials and appeared a bunch of times on Conan O’Brien, David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon. I was even on The View once with Nathan Lane to chat about my Off-Broadway show, Sleepwalk with Me. I’ve performed three times at Bonnaroo, the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, the Kilkenny Arts Festival, and brought my brother Joe, America’s guest, to the Aspen U.S. Comedy Arts Festival. I'm also a regular contributor on This American Life and The Bob & Tom Show and I wrote this book.

Currently I'm preparing to take my most recent off-Broadway show, My Girlfriend's Boyfriend on tour. Hope to see you there!

Youth ages 5 – 16 will learn the basics of ice fishing and get a chance to try their new skills out on the
ice! Program includes both an inside and outside portion. Ice fishing portion of the program is dependant up on ice conditions and subject to cancellation. Participants and chaperones should dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.

The City of Kalamazoo Department of Parks and Recreation will be hosting the “22nd” annual “Dad/Daughter Valentine Dance”. Free carnation to the first 100 people through the door. The attire for the dance is semi-formal.
Dinner catered by Millennium Group included in ticket price.
Professional Photo packages by Roger Frye Photography available. Tickets will not be available at the door, so get your tickets early. Call 337-8191 to order over the phone or mail to 251 Mills St. Kalamazoo, MI 49048.

Designed to promote overall wellness while getting outside and staying healthy throughout the winter months., these walks have it all: educational components led by people eager to share their knowledge of plants, wildlife and the joy of the natural world with you; stimulating physical activity; new friend possibilities; and great conversations and laughter after the walks should you care to join us for a bite to eat at one of our many fabulous local restaurants. If you're looking for an activity that complements your regular fitness routine, these walks are for you!

These walks take place rain, snow or sunshine unless severe weather is predicted. Bring water and binoculars if desired. NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.


 

Stephanie Hovnanian, Clarinet

Join Naturalist John Brenneman to identify and count birds at our bird feeders, followed by a short hike on the Habitat Haven trail. Dress for the weather and bring your binoculars – or borrow a pair of ours!

Robert  Spradling, Conductor

The Quincy Davis Project

David Montgomery, Conductor

The Food Of Love - Shellfish With Chef Ryan Soule of the Oakwood Bistro-Demo Style, Wine Paired.
Join us as Chef Ryan Soule, Executive Chef and Owner of the Oakwood Bistro shares his love for seafood and shellfish from our local fish mongers at D&W Freshmart. . He will focus on teaching the basics of preparing delicious , healthy seafood, incl. steaming, grilling and preparing Spanish Tapas Style dishes. Chef Soule will pair the dishes with a wine to compliment each dish.
 

Igor Fedotov, Viola

Gary Hammond, Piano

Having Cabin Fever, it's time to get out of the house and learn to mix up some warm and fuzzy cocktails.

Our secrets revealed! Mingling style event teaching you how to make FD signature cocktails from scratch. You will get to see cocktails and tini’s mixed up, taste those cocktail and have recipes to take home. We will have stations set up so small groups are able to go to each station and have one on one demo and tasting.

Lunch and Learn- Bean There Done That! Or Legumes 101, all you ever wanted to know about beans - Demo Style. Spend an hour nurturing your body and soul wheat, meat and dairy free! In an intimate “Chef’s Table” setting , experience a lunch of creative delicious dishes of legumes including local Michigan Black Bean Dip, Tuscan Cannelini Bean and Cabbage Soup and more, while the chef prepares them for you. Take home the recipes, learn the healthy food tips such as dealing with phytic acid in beans/grains, locate the best ingredients and more!

This event will feature many community mascots in zany, on-ice fun and games. Activities will include giveaways and two hours of great fun. No pre-registration required.

David Cutler, Guest Presenter

BLAST! winner of the 2011 Tony Awards® for Best Special Theatrical Event and the 2001 Emmy Award for Best Choreography, is comprised of 35 brass, percussion and visual performers brought together in a unique explosion of music and theatre. According to Bruce McCabe of the Boston Globe: "BLAST! is an exuberant 15-number show that doesn't falter while bridging the categories of classical, blues, jazz, rock'n roll and techno-pop music. BLAST! stands, blows, pounds, marches and whirls with panache. It sent a full house into repeated bursts of cheering and applause."

Check our website for titles of the selected glass artist and technique videos that will be shown.  Join us for fun, refreshments and networking!

Find out which species of owls are calling in the woods this time of year in our area.

WMU vs. Ferris State

IN THE HEIGHTS, winner of four 2008 Tony Awards® including BEST MUSICAL!, is a sensational new show about chasing your dreams and finding your true home.

With an amazing cast, incredible Tony Award-winning dancing and a thrilling Tony Award-winning score, IN THE HEIGHTS is an exhilarating journey into a vibrant Manhattan community—a place where the coffee is light and sweet, the windows are always open and the breeze carries the rhythm of three generations of music.

Experience the next chapter of the classic American story at the most joyous and exciting musical on Broadway. Find out what it takes to make a living, what it costs to have a dream and what it means to be home…IN THE HEIGHTS.

Regarded internationally as the foremost quartet of today, the Hagen Quartet is know for the sheer beauty of their playing, drawing listeners in and making the classics sound as though the ink were still drying on the page. Formed in Salzburg in 1981 by the Hagen siblings, thier prolific 30-year career has produced an award-winning discography of 45 albums, as well as countless awards and accolades. Fontana proudly presents one of the greatest string quartets in the world in its first ever performance in Kalamazoo.

Join soapmaker Judy Packard to learn the basic techniques of soapmaking.  Pre-registration and payment is required; visit www.naturecenter.org for more details.

An art fair with garage sale bargains!

Explore nature with your child! Interactive nature stations are set up to encourage learning with your child, including time outdoors (weather permitting).

Children must be age 5 and younger and accompanied by an adult.

Buy sell or trade a variety of reptiles, amphibians, small mammals and other exotic pets.

Travis Porter is an American hip hop act from Decatur, Georgia. Ali and Quez are step brothers; the two met Strap while attending the same middle school. The three grew up together and in 2006 began exploring music. The group’s biggest hits are "Go Shorty Go","Bananas" "Bring It Back" and "Make It Rain" produced by F-K-I. Travis Porter released a biographical film titled Proud to be a Problem on May 18, 2010. Travis Porter has a YouTube channel with over seventy-five million views and a Twitter page. In November 2010 the trio signed with Jive Records.

Meet Charles St. Charles III, Artist in the Glen Vista Gallery and view his photography exhibit "Nature of the Wild", on display in February and March

Drop by to see some of KNC’s animals out from behind the glass!

Come out to Gilmore Car Museum's first beer tasting/fundraiser: "A Pint with the Past." With delicious food by Central City Tap House, Michigan beer provided through Imperial Beverage and live music, it will definitely be a night to remember! Not to mention that guests will be able to mingle in our all-new Heritage Center. All proceeds go toward the operation of Gilmore Car Museum. So, come out and have some fun for a GREAT cause!

Thousands of new and used records and CD's from all time periods and types of music. Plus music memorabilia and supplies. Buy, sell and trade with dealers and collectors from 5 midwest states.

University Chorale, Cantus Femina, and Collegiate Singers

Kimberly Dunn Adams, Conductor

Dee Gauthier, Conductor

“The annual collision between poetry and the artifacts of the Kalamazoo Valley Museum,” as the Friends of Poetry describe it, provides an opportunity for poets to explore Kalamazoo topics while Museum curator, Tom Dietz, offers historical background.

Join Exhibits Coordinator Dave for behind-the-scenes look at the animal ambassadors of KNC. Learn about all the animals that live in the Interpretive Center and then help feed them.

Mialtin Zhezha, Violin

Naoko Imafuku, Piano

Explore nature with your child. Interactive nature stations are set up to encourage learning with your child, including time outdoors (weather permitting).

Children must be age 5 and younger and accompanied by an adult.

Have you seen a stellar dendrite crystal up close? Do you know how to predict the snow cover by looking at the type of snowflakes falling?

Bring your lunch; we'll eat together to finish up the program. This program is geared for adults 50 and up but adults of all ages are welcome.

The Dirty Herd is a collection of individuals who love trail running. Whether you're a trail running novice or a skilled single track navigator, join us for our weekly FREE run and discover the epic adventure waiting for you in the woods.

A 2 - 6 mile fun, informal run for anyone interested in running. All levels are welcome!

Come check out the flea market for great deals on all kinds of new & used items! Plus fresh produce, meat, eggs, maple syrup, honey and more! Concessions available.

The Igloo returns to The Entertainment District with a new twist on nightlife! Come check it out every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday all Winter long in The Entertainment District.

This large outdoor refrigerated ice rink features an excellent skating surfce, warming house, restrooms, skate rental, skate sharpening and food concessions.

 

In this exhibition of his recent work, photographer Christopher Light explores the urban and natural world through infrared digital photographs. The human eye can see only a very small portion of the entire light spectrum. The portion of the spectrum with frequencies just below the lowest visible red light (longer wave lengths) is referred to as "infrared." Although invisible to the eye, digital cameras are sensitive to infrared light. Photographs taken with infrared light seem at once precise (due to the absence of atmospheric haze) and dreamlike (skies appear dark and natural foliage-tree leaves and grass-appear very light as they reflect the infrared light).

A Kalamazoo native, Christopher Light grew up with a darkroom and the use of his father's 4 x 5 camera. He earned a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University and worked first as a newspaper reporter-photographer the later as a college professor and free-lance writer for the early microcomputer magazines.

A 20-week training camp for individuals who want to run in the Kalamazoo Marathon on May 6. We have seven coaches and dozens of team leaders who help you achieve your goals.

Laser light show set to music by the classic rock group Led Zeppelin.

Tours last approximately 30 minutes.

 

Enjoy the season with a snowshoe walk on our nature trails, weather permitting. Learn how to use snowshoes and then take a walk to test new skills while learning about winter ecology. Preregistration is required for those borrowing snowshoes from the visitor center. Programs will last approximately 90 minutes. Programs are dependant upon snow conditions and are subject to cancellation.

Step into the role of infectious disease fighting detectives. This hands-on exhibit puts the spotlight on the ways in which infectious diseases are transmitted and diagnosed.

Complete with secret passageways, flickering lights and the blizzard of the century, this laugh-filled farce spoofs the great murder mystery movies of the 1940’s. As the murderous mayhem unfolds, an eccentric heiress has agreed to work with the New York police to solve a series of murders. She invites a group of theatre people to her home on the pretense of holding a backer’s audition for a new musical. The creative team for this new project had also been involved in Manhattan Musical, a production that closed abruptly when three of its showgirls were mysteriously murdered. It’s not long before bodies are dropping once again and everyone’s a suspect. Will the mystery of the Stage Door Slasher be untangled before it’s too late?
 

During the whole month of February, Air Zoo visitors will be able to experience aircraft from a different point of view-the cockpit!

Visitors will have the chance to climb into the cockpits of three planes-the Texan, Trojan and Skyraider-throughout February.

Each weekday, one of three planes will be featured with an open cockpit. On the weekends, all three aircraft's cockpits will be open to the public. The open cockpit schedule is as follows:

Feb. 1 - 3 and 6 - 10: North American AT-6 Texan
Feb. 13 - 17: North American T-28 Trojan
Feb. 20 - 24 and 27 - 29: Douglas 4D-4NA Skyraider

Due to the varying engineering and design elements, a weight restriction of 250 pounds is placed on each aircraft. Visitors must also have the ability to enter and exit the aircraft unassisted. Children wishing to sit in the aircraft must be supervised by their parents/guardians.

It is an absurdist drama about 5 people waiting in line for an event (what event it is, is never made clear—several of the characters' stated expectations contradict the others). Each of the characters uses their wiles in an attempt to be first in line, getting more and more vicious as the play continues.
 

This ain't no flea market! 49th annual event presented by the Kalamazoo Antique Auto Restorers Club featuring dealers from across the Midwest & Canada. Two vendor drawings on Sunday.

A 13-week training experience for individuals who are training for the Borgess Run for the Health of It, to be held May 6. We have seven coaches and dozens of team leaders who help runners achieve their goals. Campers are training either for the 5K Run or the Borgess Half Marathon.

In addition to evening performances by award-winning artists (including The Gibson Brothers, Beppe Gambetta & Peter Ostroushko, Harvey Reid, Bua, May Erlewine with Seth Bernard, Who Hit John? White Mule, and Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys), the festival features Saturday afternoon workshops with the artists, plus jams, a Community Sing and Barn Dance!

WMU vs. Ohio State

From Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Tracy Letts comes his new play, Superior Donuts, premiering this February. Former draft dodger Arthur P. runs a decrepit donut shop in an uptown neighborhood in Chicago. When Franco Wicks, an idealistic African-American teenager, comes to work for him, Arthur is skeptical of his ideas to improve the business. But over time, the two form an unlikely bond as this deliciously funny and thought-provoking work explores the challenges of embracing the past and the redemptive power of friendship. Take a bite out of Superior Donuts this winter.

Aaron Copland's The Tender Land

Live Green Fair and Home Show helps families live a healthier life while saving money and energy too! The show offers products and services from over 60 exhibitors to help families live a greener life; Solar, Wind and Geothermal Displays, Informative Speakers, Super-Insulated Windows, Insulation, plus companies that visit homes to perform energy audits that help save money and energy. The Live Green Fair and Home Show also features non-toxic household cleaning products, vitamins, organic foods, nitrate free meats plus products and art made from recycled items. There will be healthy food companies, organic cotton clothes, and a Green Vehicle Showcase with cars that run on Electricity, Alternative Fuel, or Hybrid.

Act One takes place in British colonial Africa and features a man playing the mistress of the household, a white actor playing a black servant, and a doll playing the well-behaved daughter. Act Two is 100 years later in London, but the characters have only aged 25 years, as they explore their sexual identities through everything from heterosexual adultery to bisexual incest. This is Caryl Churchill’s outrageous satirical farce, one of the sharpest, politicized and funniest plays ever written. While The New York Times called the original Broadway production “ an evening of inspired lunacy,” Caryl Churchill has emerged of one of the most successful, respected and insightful playwrights of her – or any – generation.

Scrapbooking and stamping show. Shop a large selection of papercrafting products.

2nd Winter Wonderland Scrapbook Show

Shop a large selection of paper craft products.
CROP for FREE! Crop tables available to crop during the show at no additional charge. Pre-registration required for the crop.

To reserve your crop table REGISTER FOR A SHOPPING ADMISSION COUPON above. We will confirm your crop reservation via email then pay your show admission at the door.

 

Come celebrate the life of Bob Marley featuring the Zion Lion Reggae Band. This will be a night of peace, love and unity paying tribute to the king of Reggae music on his 66th birthday. All ages welcome until midnight.

Join certified yoga instructor Anna Hess for a relaxing and rejuvenating evening of Iyengar-based yoga in the Glen Vista Gallery. Please bring your own mat and props.