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Firehouse Arts Center
May 9, 10, 11
May 16, 17, 18
Fri-Sun
An affectionate paean to Smalltown, U.S.A. of a bygone era, Meredith Wilson's The Music Man follows fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill as he cons the people of River City, Iowa into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys' band he vows to organize - this despite the fact he doesn't know a trombone from a treble clef. His plans to skip town with the cash are foiled when he falls for Marian the librarian, who transforms him into a respectable citizen by curtain's fall. You won't want to miss Pacific Coast Repertory Theatre's professional and creative take on this show!
Sponsor: City of Pleasanton
Location: Firehouse Arts Center - 4444 Railroad Ave, Pleasanton
Times: Fri & Sat: 8:00pm; Sun: 2:00pm
Admission: Adult: $38/$32/$22; Senior (62+): $34/$28/$22; Child (12 & under): $28/$24/$17
More info: www.firehousearts.org
| May 3-4 Sat - Sun |
See also on eLivermore.com:
Join us for the 23st ANNUAL WINE COUNTRY FESTIVAL!!
Featuring Premium Wines and Craft Beer tasting, shopping & dining, entertainment, arts & crafts, family fun and MORE!
Sponsor: Livermore Downtown Association
Location: Downtown Livermore, 1st street from O Street to Maple Street. 2nd Street from M to J streets. Also at Blacksmith Square.
Admission: Free Admission.
Wine and Beer tasting packages for sale.
Beer tasting package: $25. Wine Tasting Package: $40.
Times: Sat: 10-6 (Wine & Beer pouring: 11am-5pm), Sun: 10-5 (Wine & Beer pouring: 11am-4pm)
More info: Livermore Downtown Association - Wine Festival Web Page
or 373-1795
At the Fairgrounds
Sat-Sun
Welcoming All Motorcycles
American, Metric and European Show Bike Classes
Full Custom, Semi Custom, Vintage Custom, Vintage Stock, Antique, Competition, Touring, Street Cruiser, Street Performance
Event Features
- Huge hall of custom bikes and vendors
- Swap meet of all brands motorcycle parts
- Sell your bike in our 'Two Wheelers Garage'
- Lifestyle & performance parts accessories
- Sell Your Motorcycle in our Two Wheelers Corral
- Skills riding contest, cash prize
- Tattoo contest, tattoo on site
- Ladies poll dancing contest 18+
- Food & fun for all motorcycle lovers
- Live Music Too
Sponsor: Quicksilver Expos, LLC
Location:
Alameda County
Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times:
Admission: Adults $20; Child Under 16 Free; Active
Military Free; Parking $8.00; Motorcycle: $6
More info: http://bayareamotorcyclesuperfest.com/ or
Fairgrounds web site
Sat
Paula Poundstone
It is impossible to attend a Paula Poundstone
performance without marveling at her ability to interact spontaneously with
the crowd. Her wry observations spark impromptu dialogue and guarantee
riotous laughter. Armed with nothing but a stool, a microphone and a can of
Diet Pepsi, her ability to create on-the-spot humor has become the stuff of
legend. With a casual air, impeccable timing and razor-sharp wit, Poundstone
can find a hilarious angle to almost any subject, from the absurdity of the
political world to the deviousness of housecats. “It’s a rare night that
people in the audience, regardless of age or gender, don’t leave absolutely
smitten with her.” / LOS ANGELES TIMES
Sponsor:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: 8:00pm
Admission: $55/$45/$36 Students (17 & under): $15
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info -
LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center - - eLivermore.com theater page
Tues
Capitol Steps
Returning for their sixth annual evening of
side-splitting political satire, the members of Capitol Steps combine
experience on the Hill with musical, acting, improv and sheer comedic talent
in an equal opportunity skewering of modern day politics. The only group in
America that attempts to be funnier than Congress, Capitol Steps mines humor
from the latest headlines, scandals, mis-steps and mis-speaks. From Senate
races to Supreme Court cases, a Capitol Steps show may be the only thing on
Capitol Hill capable of winning bipartisan support. “When it comes to
satire, you haven’t seen the real thing until you have been to the Capitol
Steps.” / WASHINGTON POST
Sponsor:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: 7:30pm
Admission: $65/$55/$45 Students (17 & under): $15
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info -
LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center - - eLivermore.com theater page
Thurs-Fri
Diavolo
Internationally-renowned Diavolo Dance Theater
reinvents dance, reimagines theater, and redefines thrills. Led by founding
director and choreographer Jacques Helm, Diavolo’s dancers, gymnasts and
actors have built a reputation for their risk-defying, dramatic movements
using larger than-life props and immense architectural elements that play an
intrinsic role as each work unfolds. Taking expressive movement, athletics,
and daring to the extreme, Diavolo explores the human experience through
surreal, abstract and visually arresting performances. “World Class:
exacting choreography… Elegance, power, beauty with the thrill of danger, a
special way of dancing…” / HANNOVERSCHE ALLGEMEINE
Sponsor:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: 7:30pm (Thurs); 8:00pm (Fri)
Admission: $65/$55/$45 Students (17 & under): $15
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info -
LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center - - eLivermore.com theater page
At the Fairgrounds
Sat-Sun
May Day Festival and Mother's Day too! Admission includes all day entertainment on two stages, vendors with opportunity to shop (for Mom) and enjoy local foods from our food booths. Jumphouses for the Kids. For further information, please visit our website.
Sponsor: Kuma Hula Association of Northern California
Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times: Sat 9am - 6pm, Sun 9am - 6pm
Admission: Adults $10, 5 & under free, Seniors $8; Parking $8.00
More info: www.kumuhulaassociation.com or Fairgrounds web site
Sat
The Beatles Concert Experience
Back at the Bankhead By Popular Demand!
Never before has there been a tribute to the Fab Four quite like 'Come
Together: The Beatles Concert Experience.
In this live musical performance 'Come Together' recreates the look, sound
and history of the Beatles, taking you back into time to witness the Beatles
phenomenal rise to pop stardom.
Through authentic costumes, superbly intricate live performances and soaring
vocal harmonies, 'Come Together' takes audiences on a musical journey from
the early years of the Beatles's British Invasion through their legendary
60's and 70's recordings with highlights of the Sgt. Pepper era, as well as
their solo careers.
There is even a special salute to John Lennon!
All your favorite Beatles songs are here, including "She Loves You" "All My
Lovin" and "I Want To Hold Your Hand" "I Saw Her Standing There" and many
more.
Over thirty five Beatles hits are included in this exciting touring stage
show, performed in historic detail by the world's most celebrated and
authentic Beatles tribute artists in a spectacular new show that has dazzled
audiences worldwide.
Experience The Beatles.
Sponsor:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: 7:30pm
Admission: $43/$38/$33
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info -
LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center - - eLivermore.com theater page
Sun
The contrast of the wonderfully primordial Creatures of Prometheus and the expression of love of nature in the Symphony No. 6 F major, Op. 68 (Pastoral Symphony) offer fresh perspectives into Beethoven’s revolutionary approach. The Creatures of Prometheus is a fiery ballet, now lost, based on the myth of the God who brought fire to earth. Symphony No. 6 is "more the expression of feeling than painting", underlined with movement titles such as the first: "Awakening of cheerful feelings...” And yet Beethoven based parts of Eroica Symphony and Eroica piano variation of the theme of the Ballet’s last movement!
Sponsor: Pacific Chamber Symphony
Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: 2:00pm
Admission: $50/$45/$35/$25. Students $10 (17 and under)
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info: Pacific Chamber Symphony - LVPAC web site
Wed
'Shining Night: A Portrait of Composer Morten Lauridsen' celebrates the life and music of the artist whom musicologist Nick Strimple has called 'the only American composer in history who can be called a mystic'.
America's most frequently performed choral composer, Lauridsen is a National Medal of Arts recipient who spends summers on a remote island in the Pacific Northwest.
Exploring the relationship of art, nature, and spirituality, 'Shining Night' reveals the composer through the lens of his love for the natural world together with his passion for music and literature, woven with commentaries from composers, conductors, singers, and friends.
Filmed between 2010-2011 in California, Scotland, Germany and Waldron Island, Washington, the documentary conveys the richness and breadth of the award-winning composer's life, with a soundtrack featuring his masterworks- Lux Aeterna, O Magnum Mysterium, Nocturnes (Sa Nuit D'Ete, Soneto de la Noche, and Sure On This Shining Night), Dirait-On and Madrigali.
Sponsor: Valley Concert Chorale
Location: Vine Cinema, Livermore
Times: 7:00pm
Admission: $10 ($11.34 with service fee)
More info: Valley Concert Chorale
At the Bankhead Theater
Sat
Barnes: Dallas Fanfare
Barnes: California Golden Suite
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5
Like Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s
Fifth Symphony presents the listener with an emotional challenge: Receive a
minor-mode meditation on life in this mortal coil, and resolve it into the
major mode of transfiguration and rebirth. Tchaikovsky said of this symphony
that it is “a complete resignation before fate, which is the same as the
inscrutable predestination of fate.” And yet his optimism is evident
throughout the delightful thematic material that has made his Fifth a world
favorite. Dr. Arthur Barnes, in the closing concert of his golden season as
conductor of the Symphony, skillfully weaves this marvelous work together
with two of his own. One has its premiere at this concert: The “California
Golden Suite” was composed especially for this occasion. Join luminaries
from throughout the region for a night not to be missed, as the orchestra
celebrates Barnes’ triumphal achievement as the elder statesman of Bay Area
symphonic music!
Sponsor: Livermore
Amador
Symphony
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Time: Prelude talk from 7 to 7:30pm. Symphony concerts begin
at 8:00pm
Admission: $29 / $26 / $23. Youth (high school & younger): $10 Season tickets
(Dec, Feb, April, May concerts): $94/$84/$74; Youth $40
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info -
LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:
Livermore-Amador
Symphony (925) 373-6824, or
Bankhead Theater
Sat, Sun
The Valley Concert Chorale, in collaboration with local high school and college singing groups, will present two performances of all- Lauridsen compositions. Mr. Lauridsen himself will present workshops for the participating groups and participate in the concert performances.
Sponsor: Valley Concert Chorale
Location: Saturday: Mission Dolores, San Francisco
Sunday: Amador Theater, Pleasanton
Times: Sat: 8:00pm; Sun 7:30pm
Admission: $20 ($21.69 with service Fee) Student: $10 ($11.34 with service fee). Tickets at Valley Concert Chorale website.
More info: Valley Concert Chorale
Sun
Sex, Swagger, & Swing!
Frank Sinatra and Bobby Darin in the Concert That Never Was
Starring Jonathan Poretz and his Mini Basie-Style Big Band
Relive the music that put Las Vegas on the map and the term 'Wild Cool and
Swingin' back into the hip world of Retro-Swing!
The fans of Frank Sinatra and Bobby Darin are as faithful and diehard as
they come - you're either with or against one or the other. Though the two
never shared a stage, "Rat Pack is Back" star Jonathan Poretz does the
impossible, bringing these two musical giants together, in concert for the
first time.
Regardless of whose camp you're in, prepare yourself for an exhilarating
musical evening as Poretz and his Mini Basie-Style Big Band pit Sinatra and
Darin classics against each other in a true Clash of the Titans!
Among the song battles that will be played out are: "I've Got You Under My
Skin" vs. "Mack The Knife", "Goody Goody" vs. "As Long As I'm Singing", "Old
McDonald vs. Clementine", "New York, New York" vs. "Sunday In New York",
"Fly Me To The Moon" vs. "Charade", "My Way" vs. "The Curtain Falls" and
many more.
Whether you are a Sinatra/Bobby Darin fan or simply love the cool smooth
sounds of crooner stylists such as Michael Buble, don't miss this rare
opportunity to experience the excitement of Old-World Las Vegas in a
swinging hip new show that brings back the magic and memories of the coolest
music ever recorded - the show that puts you inside the sounds that made the
legends of Sin City famous!
Sponsor:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: 3:00pm
Admission: $43/$38/$33
Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info -
LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:
Livermore
Valley Performing Arts
Center - - eLivermore.com theater page
Sat.
Are you tired of mowing and edging your lawn, or for paying to have that done for you? Wouldn’t it be great to save money on your water bill? Wish you could quit with the herbicides? Would you like to have a beautiful, water-conserving garden that attracts wildlife? If so, “Mow no Mo!” is the workshop for you.
In this hands-on workshop you’ll get information on how to remove your lawn, select native plants, and design a water-conserving, pesticide-free garden that attracts wildlife. Most importantly, you’ll have the hands-on experience of sheet-mulching a lawn, and you’ll depart confident that you can do this at home.
We’ll meet at a Livermore garden that currently has a lawn, but won’t when we are through with it! If you have them, bring a labeled long-handled shovel and rake, and gardening gloves, as we will be sheet mulching—cutting back turf, shoveling compost, laying cardboard, and spreading woodchips. We’ll work here until everyone has had a chance to try everything.
Bring a lunch to enjoy while you get your sheet-mulching questions
answered. We’ll talk about how to select native plants and where to purchase
them, provide you with a list of sheet-mulching resources, and let you know
how you can get rebates from your local water district for removing your
lawn. You’ll leave this workshop ready to sheet-mulch your own lawn away!
Sponsor:
Location: A TBD yard in Livermore
Times: 10:00am to 3:00pm
Admission: $30. Limited to 30 people
More info:
http://www.bringingbackthenatives.net/select-tours
At the Fairgrounds
Looking for your next adventure? How about a day filled with epic obstacles, rockin' music and plenty of beer? Rugged Maniac Obstacle Race has you covered! Here's how it works: Sign up for the race and you'll get a chance to run our 5k course filled with 25+ obstacles designed to push you to your limits! While you're waiting for your turn on the course, you'll get to hang out with thousands of other maniacs in the festival area where you can ride mechanical bulls, pretend to be a kid in our adult bounce houses, or just rock out to the latest tunes while enjoying some tasty food or beverages. Not only that, but each runner gets a high-quality t-shirt, free professional race photos and a beer (if 21 or over) with their registration!
Sponsor: Rugged Races
Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times: 9am to 5pm
Admission: Adults $68, Ages 14-17 get $18 off. Spectators are free Parking $8.00
More info: 413-768-0366 or www.ruggedmaniac.com or Fairgrounds web site
At the Fairgrounds
Sat-Sun
Are you are an advanced herp keeper? A beginner just starting out in the hobby, and looking for your first pet reptile? Or you are just looking for fun way to spend the day with your family? No matter who you are and your skill level, this is the event for you! You will have the opportunity to meet with dozens of local breeders and other industry experts, to learn first hand about proper care and see some amazing specimens. With thousands of reptiles & amphibians on display and offered for sale, you are sure to find your perfect match. Large suppliers will be on hand to give you a great deal on all of your habitat needs. Local reptile shops will also be in attendance, so once you go home you know where to go to keep your reptiles well fed and healthy. Above all, make sure you remember to have fun!
Sponsor: Reptile Realms
Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times: Saturday - May 24 - 10am to 6pm, Sunday - May 25 - 10am to 5pm
Admission: Adult (Ages 13+) $10, Chil (6 - 12) $5.00, Child (5 & under) Free Parking $8.00
More info: 408-692-HERP, or www.reptilerealms.com or Fairgrounds web site
Sat
Come and enjoy an evening of old fashioned fun, food, and bidding wars at the Guild's annual auction. It all takes place at the Duarte Garage located on the old Lincoln Highways at the corner of Portola and L Streets in Livermore.
Auctioneer Big Frank at the microphone, gaveling away wine, antiques and great collectibles
The money we raise helps fund Guild projects in our community.
Auction Preview May 17, 1-4pm at the Duarte Garage.
Sponsor:
Livermore Heritage Guild,
Location: Duarte Garage, corner of Portola and L St., Livermore
Times: Preview items at 5 p.m. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. with the
auction to follow at 7 p.m.
Admission: Free to attend auction. Dinner: $25.00, Children $10..
More info: LHG web site, or Call 925 449-9927 for more information.
Firehouse Arts Center
Sun
Back for their annual visit to the Firehouse and sure to be sold out again! Their saucy and sweet swing music will remind you of the 1940's music that filled the USO's during World War II. Go back in time with their memory-rousing renditions of music made popular by grops such as the Andrews Sister - In the Mood, The Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B and more!
Sponsor: City of Pleasanton
Location: Firehouse Arts Center - 4444 Railroad Ave, Pleasanton
Times: 2:00pm
Admission: Adult: $25/$20/$15; Senior (62+): $22/$20/$15; Child (12 & under): $12
More info: www.firehousearts.org
Sun-Tues
Vintage B17 and B24 bombers once again visit the Livermore airport. This year a P51 joins them. You can take pictures, walk through the bombers, and talk to the crew. Flights are also available in the B17 and B24 for a $425 donation.
In recent years a number of other vintage aircraft, many from WWII, have also been on display.
- Flight Experiences Donations are $450 per person aboard the B-17 or B-24.
- Flight training in the TP-51C "Betty Jane" will be at most locations on the Wings of Freedom Tour. Flight training in the P-51 is $2200 for a half hour flight, and $3200 for a full hour. All participants will get the chance to feel what it was like to fly one of the most legendary fighters of WWII.
- Walk through tours of the aircraft are $12 for adults, and $6 for children 12 and under for access to all of the aircraft. WWII Veterans get into the ground tours at no charge.
See the eLivermore photos.
Sponsor: The Collins Foundation
Location: Livermore Airport
Times: Walk Through Tour times: Sunday: 12-4; Monday,
10-4, Tuesday, 10-4
Flight Experiences take place before and after the tours.
Admission: Walk Through Tour: Adults: $12.00; Children 12 & under: $6;
Rides: $450 for 30 minute flight on B-17 or B-24. See above for TP-51C
flight training.
More info: The
Collings Foundation. For Rides Call - 978-562-9182
Friday
On May 30th, the City of Livermore, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District will be hosting a day of events – both online and downtown- to celebrate the first anniversary of Livermorium Day. Mayor John Marchand proclaimed May 30th Livermorium Day to recognize the discovery of chemical element 116 on the periodic table, which was named in honor of the City and the researchers who discovered it. Livermore is one of only six cities around the world for which an element has been named.
An interactive Google Hangout will be held from 9:30am-10:30am with Mayor Marchand, LLNL scientists, members of the community, and students from Granada High School and Christensen Middle School. The public can also watch “Livermorium Day: Celebrating Scientific Discovery” live on Google+ and contribute to the conversation on Twitter by using the #Livermorium hashtag.
The Livermore Civic Center Library will be projecting the Google Hangout conversation in the Library’s Community Room, preceded by a brief introduction to Twitter at 9:00am. Community members interested in participating in the Twitter tutorial at the Library should bring a laptop or mobile device capable of connecting to the Internet via Wi-Fi and arrive no later than 9:00am. Those who wish to join the Hangout remotely can find more information at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Google Plus page at plus.google.com/+LivermoreLab
In the evening from 4:00pm-5pm, community members are invited to a
celebration in Livermorium Plaza at Mills Square Park. Following Mayor John
Marchand’s opening remarks, the event will proceed with guest speakers and
the unveiling of three Livermorium conceptual works of art. Awards will be
presented to the winners of the Alameda County Science and Engineering Fair.
Sponsor: City of Livermore, Lawrence Livermore National Lab
Location: Downtown Livermore, Livermore Library
Times: 9:30 to 10:30am Google Hangout. 4:00-5:00pm
Livermorium Plaza at Mills Square Park.
Admission: Free
More info:
Sat-Sun
In a display of both sheer elegance and vibrant energy, Valley Dance Theatre’s “Spring Rep” showcases the joy of dance through excerpts from the grand ballets together with other short works. For more than three decades, Valley Dance Theatre performances have entertained audiences of all ages with their stunning choreography, beautiful costumes and live music. This May, thrill to the flamboyant Spanish style of Don Quixote, the pure lyricism of Romeo and Juliet, the Broadway-style drama of Slaughter on 10th Avenue, and several newly-premiering works in an uplifting and exciting production.
Sponsor: Valley Dance Theater
Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: Sat: 7:00pm; Sun: 2:00pm
Admission: $25; Student 17 & under: $12
More info: Valley Dance Theater or Bankhead Theater
Firehouse Arts Center
Sat
The iconic band plays at the Amador Theater for one night only. Lead singer Mickkey Thomas is the soaring voice that propelled Jefferson Starship through the 80's and 90's with such hits as Jane, No Way Out, We Built This City, and Nothing Gonna Stop Us Now, to name just a few. This rare live performance features Jeff Adams on bass, Mark Abrahamian on guitar, Phil Bennett on keyboards, Darrell Verdusco on drums, and Stephanie Calvert on vocals.
Sponsor: City of Pleasanton
Location: Amador Theater, Amador High School, 1155 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton
Times: 8:00pm
Admission: $55/$50/$45
More info: www.firehousearts.org
At the Fairgrounds
Sat to Sun
Kick start your summer fun at the Goodguys 21st Summer Get-Together at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, CA! The festive weekend includes a giant Show & Shine with American made & powered cars and trucks of all years, makes & models as well as special Indoor specialty exhibits! See over 2,500 hot rods, customs, classics, muscle cars and trucks sprawled throughout the entire fairgrounds, a giant Swap Meet & AutoTrader Classics Cars 4 Sale Corral, vendor exhibits, Goodguys AutoCross, Hot Rodder's of Tomorrow Engine Challenge, model car show, FREE kids entertainment and so much more! Visit www.good-guys.com for complete event details!
Sponsor: Goodguys Rod & Custom Association.
Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.(Sat.); 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.(Sun.).
Admission: $18 adults; $6 youth ages 7-12; children 6 and under free; $8 parking.
More info: Fairgrounds Web Site, www.good-guys.com, http://www.summergettogether.com/ 925-838-9876.
June 1
Sat-Sun
Dancers will perform excerpts from legendary ballets that include the flamboyant Spanish style of Don Quixote, the pure lyricism of Romeo and Juliet, and the Broadway-style drama of Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, along with several newly premiering works.
About Valley Dance Theatre:
Valley Dance Theatre brings full-length and
repertory classical ballet and contemporary dance productions to the San
Francisco East Bay. Founded in Livermore, Calif. in 1980, Valley Dance
Theatre is a licensed, nonprofit arts organization which also operates an
affiliated school of dance, offering ballet classes for ages 3 years through
adult and boys' classes.
Sponsor:
Valley Dance Theater
Location: Bankhead Theater -
LVPAC web
site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times: Sat: 7:00pm; Sun: 2:00pm
Admission: Adults $25; Students 17 years and younger $12
More info:
Valley Dance Theater or
Bankhead Theater
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