A check for £365 was presented to Ryde-based Haylands Farm by members of the Bembridge Little Theater Club. Each year the club chooses a good local cause to support, with Haylands Farm being chosen for 2020. However, without a show and therefore without donations due to the COVID pandemic, supportRead More →
A special production inspired by the Everton story will be shown in several cinemas across the North West throughout May 2022. The great old lady will immerse audiences in the extraordinary history of Everton Football Club, its home at Goodison Park and some of the city’s most famous footballing andRead More →
After a successful premiere at London’s Clapham Fringe in October 2021, Mrs Greena multilingual show mixing English, Italian and French, will be at La Taverne Alma on February 19. The production is the last offering of Multilingual Theatercompany specializing in multilingual shows. Artistic director and author of Mrs GreenFrancesco BajRead More →
The seasonal Starlight show opens at the Babbacombe Theater in Torquay in mid-February, with performances every week until mid-October. We hope the name of the show proves fitting, brightening your day when times have been dark lately. The production, directed and produced by Colin Matthews, will feature hits from someRead More →
young girl birdwatching IRON: Translating Territories January 29 – February 6. To free. Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, Edinburgh, EH2 2EL. This exhibit from the Royal Scottish Academy showcases diverse understandings of the world around us as well as the potential and complexity of iron, a material that has beenRead More →
Outlander’s John Bell takes the stage for the first time in new Wimbledon show Wimbledon is hosting a new theater show featuring actor John Bell. John Bell was cast in David Drake’s multi-award winning Off-Broadway hit The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me. John is an actor who has starred inRead More →
On Wednesday night on Broadway, “Skeleton Crew,” the finale of seven new plays written by black playwrights to debut this season, opened to an intimate crowd at the Manhattan Theater Club’s Friedman Theater. The show was embraced by an audience that included Danielle Brooks, Denée Benton and La Chanze butRead More →
Gabriel Byrne returns to Dublin tonight for the world premiere of Walking with Ghosts at the Gaiety Theatre. The show is adapted from the actor’s bestselling book of the same name and directed by Emmy-winning director Lonny Price. Walking with Ghosts will play for 12 performances only from tonight, ThursdayRead More →
Claire Wood directing the previous show, The Lark PIC: Jon Davey When Claire Wood turned to online theater last year, something unexpected happened. The playwright had always intended for her to play interactive roulette, and in its online form, he asked Zoom audiences to vote on how couples on aRead More →
Alan Cumming will star as Scottish National Bard Robert Burns this summer in a one-man show that will delve beyond the great poet’s “traditional cookie jar image”. Burn, a dance theater production, was announced on Tuesday amid preparations for the traditional Burns evening suppers celebrating the poet’s birthday. It willRead More →
The cool black interior of Studio 4 swelled with the sound of Spanish poetry and song on Sunday night with the Spanish Theater Club’s performance of “Si Cae España”, an original composition of existing poetry and songs about the Spanish Civil War. The Spanish Theater Club, a recently formed MURead More →
MONIQUE FORD/Stuff Combining animation, immersive scenography, physical theater and original music, “Paper Jam” merges fantasy and reality in a wacky exploration of imaginary friends. The first production from a young Wellington theater company changes the way we do theater – sustainable sets, tactile tours and audio descriptions as the norm.Read More →
We apologize for having to postpone the performance of The Good Kind on Saturday February 5, 2022 to fox theater to Saturday, March 12, 2022. All existing tickets will be honoured. If you cannot attend the new date, refunds will be available for the next 30 days at the pointRead More →
Theatre: an open-air showcase of art forms rooted in agrarian Bengal Anshuman Bhowmick | Posted on 22.01.22, 02:50 Cultural consumption is intimately linked to the society in which we live and the way in which we are brought up. When it comes to appreciating the performing art forms rooted inRead More →
Sponsored Editorial Thinking of something exciting to do with the kids as we transition from winter to spring? Want to get out of the house for some family fun? Creative Folkestone’s Quarterhouse is back with a bigger and better 2022 lineup than ever! Quarterhouse Folkestone is a hub of creativityRead More →
[UPDATE 1/18/21]: More problems, the brand new Allman Brothers Group tribute act, announced a second concert at New York’s beacon theater on Saturday, March 26 after the band’s first show sold out on Friday, March 25. The initial, one-off performance of Trouble No More on 3/25 was intended as aRead More →
A new theater show inspired by the hit TV series Peaky Blinders will visit The Lowry next year. Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby is set to set off on a massive UK tour in 2023, including a series of dates in Salford. The first dance show of itsRead More →
A rare dinner theater production in Surrey is coming to the Sheraton Hotel in Guildford. The Royal Canadian Theater Company will present Nick Hall’s “Eat Your Heart Out” in a ballroom there from January 27-29, as part of the Dine Out Vancouver festival. Ellie King directs the comedy, billed asRead More →
A rare dinner theater production in Surrey is coming to the Sheraton Hotel in Guildford. The Royal Canadian Theater Company will present Nick Hall’s “Eat Your Heart Out” in a ballroom there from January 27-29, as part of the Dine Out Vancouver festival. Ellie King directs the comedy, billed asRead More →
A rare dinner theater production in Surrey is coming to the Sheraton Hotel in Guildford. The Royal Canadian Theater Company will present Nick Hall’s “Eat Your Heart Out” in a ballroom there from January 27-29, as part of the Dine Out Vancouver festival. Ellie King directs the comedy, billed asRead More →
Beit Al SeheimiAl-Muaaz St, Al-Darb Al-Asfar Alley, Al-Gamalya District, Tel 02 2787 8865Every Sunday, 7 p.m.: La Troupe du Nil for folk instruments, conducted by Abdel-Rahman Al-Shafaai, performs Upper Egyptian dances and songs on mizmar, tabla and other traditional musical instruments.Every Friday at 7 p.m.: “Al-Aragouz wa Khayal Al-Zel” (TheRead More →
The curtains are rising on a new semester at Minnesota State University, Mankato, and with it, a new lineup of shows from the school’s drama department. With a few shows including “Tartuffe”, “12 Angry Jurors” and “The Sound of Music”, dazzling performances are sure to embellish the stage. The overallRead More →
The show celebrating Sharjah’s rich history will be performed at the Al Majaz Amphitheater on January 25, 26, 28 and 29. An immersive and experiential theatrical spectacle combining poetry and storytelling, ancient and contemporary music and breathtaking visuals is set to captivate music and art lovers in the United ArabRead More →
The New York premiere of long lost began performances May 14 at the Manhattan Theater Club ahead of the June 4 opening night. The drama, directed by Daniel Sullivan, is scheduled to play through June 30 in New York City Center – Stage I. Written by Pulitzer Prize winner DonaldRead More →
Whitney Cummings has always been known to have a lot to say. Anyone who’s seen her multiple specials, including “I’m Your Girlfriend” (HBO, 2016) and “Can I Touch It?” (Netflix, 2019), or listened to his weekly podcast, “Good For You,” or read his books, like 2017’s “I’m Fine…And Other Lies,”Read More →
Jeff Stelling in Dundee: Saturday football panel for a theater show Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f”Read More →
Multinational mobile telecommunications company, MTN, has said it wants to facilitate the revival of the once vibrant performing arts space, music growth and talent development in Nigeria. Since its inception in 2004, the MTN Foundation as a brand has been committed to empowering young Nigerians through the MTN Project Fame,Read More →
A THEATER has received over £3,000 for a project which will see primary school pupils working with care home residents to put on a show. The Chipping Norton Theater has won the £3,190 grant from the West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC), with the project due to take place next year.Read More →
Due to positive cases of COVID-19 in the company, the Manhattan Theater Club production of Dominique Morisseau Skeleton crew delayed its Broadway premiere. Previews, originally scheduled for December 21, are now set to begin December 27 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater. Opening night has also been moved back aRead More →
Comedian Jim Gaffigan is back in Rochester. He will perform at the Auditorium Theater next April. Tickets go on sale Friday, December 10. Update: Actor Jim gaffigan added a second show in Rochester for his The fun visit stop, a news that he announced Monday morning on social networks andRead More →
Due to positive cases of COVID-19 in the company, the Manhattan Theater Club production of Dominique Morisseau Skeleton crew delayed its Broadway premiere. Premieres, originally scheduled for December 21, are now slated to begin December 27 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater. The opening night has also been shifted byRead More →
The world premiere of Morning sun, by Tony winner Simon Stephens, ends its Off-Broadway release on December 19. Originally scheduled to end on December 5, the Manhattan Theater Club’s production has been extended for two weeks at New York City Center – Stage I, where it opened on November 3.Read More →
The Experimental Theater Club competition is a new initiative launched within the framework of the 28th edition of the Cairo International Festival of Experimental Theater (CIFET). Led by the president of the Gamal Yakout festival, the initiative aims to shed light on experimental theatrical practices outside Cairo. The competition includesRead More →
Electric Light Orchestra’s “Out of the Blue” album helped Ronda Price through a tough time in her life. As a young teenager, she played it on repeat during the summer of 1979 after her mother died. Forty years later, she offered a gesture of thanks by forming Into the Blue,Read More →
Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir will embark on a 13-city spring tour as Bobby Weir and Wolf Bros. The tour will kick off at the Ryman Theater in Nashville and wrap up March 30 at historic theater in Syracuse. Weir will be joined by Don Was, Jay Lane and JeffRead More →
The MOUNT Carmel School Drama Club has announced that they are giving everyone a special Christmas present with the free release of “Zero2Hero” on the school’s official YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/c /MountCarmelSchool The film will premiere on Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24, at pm A sequel to “Zero to Hero,” releasedRead More →
In 1976, Ingmar Bergman directed a film version of the opera, which received four stars from my late husband Roger Ebert, who wrote: “His ‘Magic Flute’ is directed with joyous taste for its fairy-tale adventures , his young lovers and sinister wizards and improbable special effects… To film it, heRead More →
INSPIRED by the show business adage, “The show must go on”, the Mount Carmel School Drama Club recently announced that it is proceeding safely with rehearsals and new performance dates for “The Sound of Music “, which will now premiere on January 26 and 28, 2022. Originally scheduled for DecemberRead More →
Since the days of psychedelic rock in the mid-1960s, many bands have come and gone. A lucky few have survived the decades, but not without learning to ride with a few changes. And Jefferson Starship, appearing this week at the Maryland Theater in downtown Hagerstown, got his share. Formed asRead More →
Breadcrumb Links local arts Publication date : December 03, 2021 • December 21, 2021 • 4 minute read • Join the conversation The Grand Theater’s holiday home is unlike the heartwarming, emotion-filled holiday spectacles audiences have seen in previous seasons, writes critic Joe Belanger. On the contrary, the original productionRead More →
Monday, November 29, 2021 Written by Laura Johnson The Script will head to the Yorkshire coast next summer. The Dublin trio have scheduled a showpiece show at the Scarborough Open Air Theater on July 14, with tickets on general sale at 9am on December 3. The band, who released theRead More →
“I find it (directing a play) a bit scary,” Sabala said with a laugh. “But it’s definitely a good experience.” Plasencio added: “I like it. I’m really into film. I would love to direct a film one day, and so it’s just a tool to grow in this whole genre.Read More →
On November 20, Y&T performed the second of two shows at the Mystic Theater in Petaluma, California. A fan-shot video is available below. The setlist for the evening was as follows: “Hang ‘Em High”“Lucy”“Lipstick and Leather”“A Stranger’s Eyes”“Midnight in Tokyo”“Medium Series”“I’ll Keep Believing (Do You Know)”” Hit ““A wind ofRead More →
A Vancouver soprano makes her Nanaimo debut with an afternoon of music in four languages. On November 28, Chloé Hurst performs a classic “art song” at the Malaspina Theater. She will be accompanied by pianist Carol Fetherston and the Harbor City String Quartet – Nick Ross and James Mark onRead More →
Co-founder Claude Giguère ready for emotional final event at famed North Vancouver venue Claude Giguère remembers the first time he engaged his North Shore Celtic Ensemble for a concert at the famous Centennial Theater in North Vancouver. It was the early 2000s and the NSCE, formed in 1998 by GiguèreRead More →
London, United Kingdom – In a large hall in the London quarters of the Royal Shakespeare Company, a rehearsal ensemble gets to work. Nadim Naaman, a British-Lebanese singer, actor and writer Dana Al Fardan, known as Qatar’s first female composer, and a cast and crew mostly from the Middle East,Read More →
The characters created by artist and playwright John Byrne and their adventures in a fictional Scottish coastal town would appear in a children’s book. Now, a decade later, Donald and Benoit are to be turned into a family show – having been adapted by Byrne and his wife, Jeanine, aRead More →
Earlier this month, Patti Smith announced a year-end show in his hometown of New York, which will take place at Brooklyn Steel on December 28. Tickets to which are now sold out, so she added another date in the New York area a few nights later, at Port Chester’s CapitolRead More →
The Friday performance of ‘On a First Name Basis’ is sold out, but you can still get tickets for the Saturday show If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, Sudbury Performance Group invites you to attend their dinner theater production of “On a First Name Basis”. Due toRead More →
The TAMUSA drama club is hosting its inaugural cabaret event from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on November 19 at the Auditorium. The show will feature short form performances spanning genres and themes. The event is free and open to the public. Those planning to attend are encouraged to RSVPRead More →
IIs it okay to want to escape a play? The Drop is a curious mix of immersive theater and escapist experience and much of the show takes place in an elevator with an audience of three or four people. Thrill seekers might love it, but for me, there’s something notRead More →
BEMBRIDGE Little Theater Club surprised the island with a full-scale musical. Well-known for their scaled-down, intimate performances, the band pushed the boat out with their production of Dan Goggin’s Nunsense. The story follows a hopeless group of nuns as they desperately try to raise money to bury their sadly deceasedRead More →
The Pitlochry Festival Theater has announced an outdoor Christmas experience full of wonder as well as a filmed performance of L. Frank Baum’s much-loved Christmas tale The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus, produced in partnership with the Macrobert Arts Center in Stirling. Adapted from the wonderfully inventive mind ofRead More →
Bluegrass artists Trey Hensley (left) and Rob Ickes caused a stir during a performance Thursday at the Ellen Eccles Theater in downtown Logan. LOGAN — It was two for a Thursday night at the Ellen Eccles Theater in downtown Logan. Straight out of Nashville, guitarists and dobro artists Trey HensleyRead More →
A fantastic selection of songs are featured in this brand new musical revue from shows such as Rent, Les Misérables, Into the Woods, Matilda, Hairspray, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Fiddler on the Roof, Once on This Island, Little Shop of Horrors , Mom Mia! and much more! The BishopRead More →
The Manhattan Theater Club world premiere of Morning Sun, written by Tony Award winner Simon Stephens, directed by Drama Desk Award winner Lila Neugebauer, opened last night, Wednesday, November 3, at New York City Center – Stage I ( 131 West 55th Street). Blair Brown (Copenhagen, “Orange Is the NewRead More →
All new photos have been released for the world premiere of Morning Sun at the Manhattan Theater Club, written by Tony Award winner Simon Stephens, directed by Drama Desk Award winner Lila Neugebauer, and starring Tony Award winner Blair Brown, four-time Emmy Award winner Edie Falco, and Tony Award nomineeRead More →
Photo courtesy of Jonyca Jiao The cast of “Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land” rehearses. The show is presented by a new Chinese theater troupe called EighthDay Theater Club. Communications junior Jonyca Jiao saw a gap in inclusivity in Northwestern’s theater department. So this year, she decided to fill it.Read More →
The Cowichan Musical Society has good news for live theater fans. They announced last week that their production of Beauty and the Beast would hit the stage in January. Tickets are on sale now at the Cowichan Ticket Centre. ••• The Cowichan Folk Guild cafes are also back. The nextRead More →
The first world production of Simon Stephens morning sun officially opens Nov. 3 at New York City Center – Stage I. The Manhattan Theater Club production began previews Oct. 12 and recently added two weeks of performances to the limited commitment. The play runs Off-Broadway until December 19. Tony WinnerRead More →
Get ready for a whole host of new US coins. The Manhattan Theater Club has announced a new slate of playwright commissions through a new partnership with the Edgerton Foundation, as well as ongoing partnerships with Bobbie Olsen and other donors. In addition to several new commissions, the theater companyRead More →
The Manhattan Theater Club today announced the world premiere of Morning Sun, written by Tony Award winner Simon Stephens, directed by Drama Desk Award winner Lila Neugebauer and starring Tony Award winner Blair Brown, the four-time Emmy Award winner Edie Falco and Tony Award nominee Marin Ireland, will extend forRead More →
The Lion King is one of the most famous theatrical productions in the world, having played in more than 100 cities in 20 countries on every continent except Antarctica. Loved by adults and children alike, the historic musical has now been seen by over 110 million people worldwide. Much toRead More →
InsideOut Theater / Courier Nelson Disembodied, exploring what it means to have a body in the digital age, will be performed live at Motueka despite the difficulties of Covid. An original theater show will continue in Motueka, despite the difficulty of staging performances in the age of Covid. The InsideOutRead More →
Bembridge Little Theater Club’s next production is ‘Nunsense – The Mega-Musical’ – a nun story with quite a difference! Having been forced to give up their missionary work in the south of France, the Little Sisters of Hoboken now run Mount St Helen’s School. Unfortunately, their cook recently served spoiledRead More →
Brechin’s Opus Theater Club returns with a vengeance in a unique celebration on the world stage Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. FacebookRead More →
Star of Beauty And The Beast Show Pulled From Cast Due To Inappropriate Language Allegations Emmanuel Kojo, 29, starred as the Beast in the musical – the first black actor to do so in the UK – until last Saturday It is claimed he was fired following allegations of inappropriateRead More →
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CALUMET, Mich. (WLUC) — Joe Nichols’ show at the Calumet Theater has been canceled. A press release from theater officials said the Joe Nichols show was canceled, in quotes, due to circumstances beyond their control. “We really want to get to Calumet,” said the Nichols Tour. “We’ll play the pipeRead More →
The Brunton in Musselburgh kicked off its season from October to January, featuring a lineup of theatre, music, dance films and more to round out 2021 and ring in the New Year – with the first event of the season taking place tomorrow ! What motivates you ? features aRead More →
Last year I used the Encore Tickets website to purchase four tickets to see The Shark is Broken at the Ambassadors Theater in London. The performance was supposed to take place in May 2020 but itwith everything else, has been cancelled. I emailed both the Ambassadors theater and more TicketsRead More →
The UK is full of ghosts and shenanigans, and it’s hard to pass up these bus tours when the entertainment is this good. The Brits love their horror comedy and they also boast of the unique Ghost Bus Tours. This is Britain’s only comedy and horror tourist experience on wheels.Read More →
What: Encore Theater of Independence, presents “Let Him Sleep ‘Til It’s Time for His Funeral”, a comedy by Peg Kehret, directed by Michael Daniels and produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service) Or: Powerhouse Theater at the Sermon Center, 201 N. Dodgion St. (corner of Noland and Truman Roads)Read More →
BEVERLY, MA — Wednesday night “Mamma Mia!” The show at Beverly’s North Shore Music Theater was canceled after stagehands went on strike in the late afternoon. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees said workers were upset about the low pay. Stagehands walked out of production around 4:15 p.m. duringRead More →
Sometimes it feels like the panel has taken over the TV comedy. It’s a conscious, ironic, smug kind of comedy, which mostly involves comedians laughing at other people’s jokes. It’s faking the week and 8 out of 10 cats and do I have any news for you. Give it aRead More →
Mercer’s students are rehearsing their next play, “The Commedia Pinocchio.” Preparing for a March 2020 Mercer Theater production was in full swing when it was halted by the COVID-19 pandemic. With an almost entirely new cast and crew, “The Commedia Pinocchio” comes to life as the first show of theRead More →
Music superstars Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons will play a huge outdoor show in Yorkshire next summer. The act, famous for Walk Like A Man, Sherry and Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, will perform at the Scarborough Open Air Theater on June 25, 2022. The success of theRead More →
Do you dream of the end of confinement? A new digital show from the Q Theater in Penrith imagines just that. Our house: origin 2021 was imagined by eight emerging theater makers working in collaboration. In the near future, jubilant roommates are about to throw a huge birthday party andRead More →
READ THE REVIEW VALDOSTA – Some pieces, the public expects a “performance”. Something where the actors blunt dramatically, express themselves theatrically, where the actors’ voices, movements, motives are larger than life. They have to “project” – proh-JECT – to be heard, for the language to be understood, for the dialogueRead More →
The Key City Theater celebrates its 30th season with a host of performances for small audiences in October and November. There will be dance, theater, Latin pop, roots, gypsy jazz, bluegrass and comedy to choose from as Key City embarks on the fall season. “This is just the start ofRead More →
Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson returned to the main stem with his one-man Broadway show debut, Lackawanna Blues, September 14. To commemorate the occasion, the Manhattan Theater Club held a dedication ceremony at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, officially welcoming audiences back to the theater. Written, performed and directed by Santiago-Hudson,Read More →
The Manhattan Theater Club celebrated its grand return to live performances last night at the Samuel J. Friedman, where Ruben Santiago-Hudson presented the first preview of his solo play, Lackawanna Blues. The official opening party will take place on September 28. Guests included actors Brian Stokes Mitchell and S. EpathaRead More →
Comedian and actor Jim Breuer has said on social media that he will be canceling two shows on his upcoming fall tour due to venue rules regarding COVID-19 vaccination requirements. “The Wellmont Theatre, New Jersey … doesn’t. Also the Royal Oak Theater in Michigan, due to their segregation requiring peopleRead More →
One of the most renowned and influential opera singers of the 20th century, Maria Callas was the definition of a diva: glamorous, outrageous, boisterous and surprisingly funny. So no pressure for Natalie Cordone, who portrays the icon revered for her larger-than-life voice and personality in Lyric Theater’s production of theRead More →
Lynne Meadow (Artistic Director) and Barry Grove (Executive Producer) have announced that tickets are now on sale for the Manhattan Theater Club world premiere of Morning Sun, written by Tony Award winner Simon Stephens, directed by the Drama winner Desk Award Lila Neugebauer, and featuring Tony Award winner Blair Brown,Read More →
Damon Albarn performs an intimate solo concert at the Globe Theater in London. The Blur and Gorillaz star will perform tracks from his upcoming album ‘The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows’ during the one-off concert at Shakespeare’s Globe on September 20. As well as his live band,Read More →
File: Part of the rehearsal of the play. CAIRO – August 29, 2021: By realizing his 12-year dream, director Mohmed Abdalla intends to send a message of hope to all mime theater artists in Egypt, urging them to continue their efforts. “Halawes” (Hallucinations), a silent adaptation of William Shakespeare’s “MerchantRead More →
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PLATTSBURGH, NY (WCAX) – A North Country theater group prepares for the opening weekend of a show that spotlights heroes near and far. Inside of Adirondack Regional Theater in Plattsburgh, New York, rehearsals continue for the next performance of “The Guys.” “With the 20th anniversary, it felt like the rightRead More →
Throughout next week, families will be able to enjoy a variety of free outdoor theater activities in the heart of Leicester Square, as part of the popular Kids Week audience development programme. From workshops on magic and choreography to singing and storytelling, some of London’s best shows give theatre-loving familiesRead More →
With the shift from online school to in-person school, the Verrado Drama Club is restarting! They will meet on Tuesdays in the black box (E-Wing) from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. According to Riley Wade, co-chairman of the club, “Last year the theater was heavily affected by Covid-19. With theRead More →
Burnaby Summer Theater’s production of The Underlasting Forest premieres this week Deer Lake Gallery invites people to enjoy live entertainment this week. The Burnaby Arts Council Gallery is hosting a Live at the Gallery session this Saturday, August 21. The event, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in the backyard of theRead More →