MORTON
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Winter Youth ShowcaseOnStage Teen and High School Arts Programs Collaborate Actors, artists, dancers, musicians, and vocalists share their talents to brighten your winter and raise funds for arts programming. |
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Arsenic & Old LaceDinner/Luncheon Theatre at the Tiller Arts Center Enjoy the classic comedy Arsenic and Old Lace along with and a tasty, catered dinner or luncheon at the Tiller Arts Center. Meet the charming and innocent Martha and Abby Brewster, who populate their cellar with the remains of socially and religiously "acceptable" roomers. The family's antics will keep you laughing! |
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White Pass Scenic Byway monthly tourism meetingFebruary 10 in Salkum |
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Downton Abbey Finale Fête!at Roxy Theater Celebrate the six beautiful seasons of Downton Abbey as we recap the era's history, fashion, manners, food, and music! |
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Inaugural NW Backpack Snack Spelling BSaturday, March 19 Two divisions: |
FMAC Bowling TournamentSaturday, March 19 at 2:00pm $20 entry (includes shoes!) |
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White Pass Scenic Byway monthly tourism meetingApril 7 |
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5th Annual Rain FestivalLet’s Celebrate Rain! Let’s Celebrate Rain! Enjoy the Variety Show, Laugh-in Wall, Mash Ups, the beloved Armchair Aerobics, Umbrella Parade, Door Prizes and Rainy-Day Snacks. |
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The Scoundrel of Dagger GulchRoxy Players Traveling Troupe debut Roxy Players traveling troupe debuts at the Packwood Mountain Festival with good ol' comedy and classic melodrama. More information TBA. |
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The Secret GardenOnStage Theatre Education Program Production Confined to her uncle's manor, the orphaned Mary nurtures a hidden garden that seems to have magical effects on those who enter it. Young actors demonstrate their acting, music, and stagecraft skills in this adaptation of the literary classic. |
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Lyceum Seriesat the Roxy Theater Drop in for one lecture or sign up for the class! The lecture series may be taken for credit toward a degree or as a non-credit community education class for $25. To register, call (360) 496 -5022. Talks are held at 12:00pm. |
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Dance RecitalAt Roxy Theater Eatonville Dance Center's Morton students will perform on their hometown stage! Contact Eatonville Dance for more information on classes and participation! The group practices every Monday at the Tiller Arts Center. |
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Roxy Benefit Golf TourneyAt Ironwood Green, Glenoma The 4th Annual Roxy Golf Tournament at Ironwood Greens in Glenoma features fun, 50/50 raffle, prizes, and events such as: Long Drive for men and women; Nearest the Pin for 2 holes for men and women. Participation fee of $40/person includes 12 holes, refreshments, and complementary Roxy Theater movie ticket. For more information, please contact Ron Field roan57@lewiscounty.com. Thanks for supporting your community theater! |
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Total Experience Gospel Choir June 26 at 4 p.m. Gaining international renown since their inception in 1973, TEC is one of the Pacific Northwest’s finest soulful ensembles, bursting with joy and enthusiasm. |
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KIDS (Kids' Intensive Drama School) Time to Play!OnStage Theatre Education Program Production Children from 6 to 18 develop original scripts, characters, set pieces, costumes, and lighting. The result is their collection of delightful interpretations of the childhood classic Where the Wild Things Are. |
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Two Town Tuners Barbershop ConcertJuly 22, 7:00pm The East Lewis County Chamber of Commerce will host the Two Town Tuners barbershop concert on July 22 at 7 p.m. at Gust Backstrom Park. This is a free concert. Community members are welcome to bring their lawn chairs, blankets and picnics to enjoy during the concert. |
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Disney's Beauty and the BeastCentralia College East with Fire Mountain Arts Council Summer Summer Musical Theatre Saturday, August 6, at 7:00 p.m. Tickets available online or, after July 1, at CCEast (360-496-5022) and BCJ Gallery (360-496-0542). Reserved seating. This Tony-Award winning musical intertwines the enchanted world of the "tale as old as time" with the well-loved tunes from Disney's movie and Braodway production. Music by Alan Menken; lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice; based on the book by Linda Woolverton. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also authorized by MTI. |
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White Pass Scenic Byway monthly tourism meetingAugust 11 in Randle |
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9th Annual Vintage Car ShowAugust 26 Car Awards, Raffles, Live Music, Good Food Heritage House Assisted Living and Memory Care
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FMAC Membership Appreciation NightAt the Tiller Arts Center |
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Lyceum Lecture SeriesPresented by Centralia College East Join us for weekly lectures featuring speakers on topics ranging from wildfires to wildlife photography to mountain climbing in Africa. Drop in for an individual lecture for free, or support the series and register for the class. Class fee is $25 for the 9-lecture series. Contact Centralia College East to register: 360-496-5022. Fall 2016 Lectures:
A partnership of Centralia College East and Fire Mountain Arts Council. |
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Autumn Music FestOctober 16 at 4 p.m. Autumn Music Fest brings soloists and ensembles from area churches together for an inspirational musical program. Sponsored by DeVaul Publishing. |
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Mystery Dinner PartyAt the Tiller Arts Center Reserve your seat by October 12! More information TBA. |
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White Pass Scenic Byway monthly tourism meetingNovember 10 in Morton |
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Tribute to VeteransFeaturing Sounds of Swing A tribute to veterans! Celebrate our veterans with 1940's USO-style entertainment: big band, dance, soloists, skits, and plenty of laughs. |
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The Story of the Nutcrackerat Roxy Theater With visions of sugar plums dancing on stage, the story of The Nutcracker is most often seen as the ballet of that name. This children’s play is set to the familiar dreamy music by Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky. The children, Fritz and Marie are visited by Uncle Drosselmeyer who brings three very special dolls for their Christmas presents. But the enchantment begins when Marie sneaks downstairs to say goodnight to the dolls, Clara, the nutcracker, and the toy soldier. She falls asleep holding the nutcracker. As she enters dreamland the lights flicker, the Christmas tree grows and the beautiful dolls come to life and we enter the illusion of the Land of Enchanted Dreams where snowflakes talk and dance, nutcrackers turn into enchanted princes and dolls are the ballerinas. Performance Tickets: Adults: $9 in advance, $10 at the door. Performance Tickets: $9 adults ($10 at the door), children 12 and under: $5. Open seating. An OnStage Theatre Education Program Production. |
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10th Annual Festival of TreesA Barbara Clevenger Johnson Gallery Benefit Festivities and the silent auction begin with the unveiling of the indoor forest during the Festival of Trees Winter Wonderland Gala. On Thursday enjoy the Holiday Tea and Friday the Dessert Bar while you bid and vote for your favorite trees. Pictures with Santa will take place December 10 from 10 am - 12 pm at the Tiller Arts Center. Free. |
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Christmas in the Mountainsat Roxy Theater Christmas in the Mountains - a community-wide event. Come to the Roxy for hayrides 2-4 p.m., cookies and cocoa until 5 p.m. and living nativity at 6 p.m. |
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