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Kennedy Center sees ticket sales fall dramatically amid Trump intervention
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has reportedly seen subscription sales fall by about $1.6m – or roughly 36% – compared with 2024 amid Donald Trump’s having appointed himself to lead the institution. The center has made less than $2.7m as of the start of June through subscriptions to its theater, dance, classical and…
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Natalie Merchant returns to the Mahaiwe with Autumn Acoustic Tour
GREAT BARRINGTON — Natalie Merchant’s Autumn Acoustic Tour will stop at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center as it swings through the Northeast. The folk-rock singer-songwriter, who last performed at the Mahaiwe in 2019, will appear in concert with longtime collaborator Erik Della Penna 8 p.m. Nov. 1. Tickets are $71 to $81, with discounts for…
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The Jazz Sanctuary announces 2025 schedule for this year’s ‘Jazz & Joe’
Calling all Jazzophiles, this month features the return of Jazz and Joe, a concert series by Philadelphia’s most distinctive performing arts nonprofit, The Jazz Sanctuary. Featuring live music, coffee, soft drinks, dessert treats, and what’s been called a “BYOB atmosphere,” this year’s Jazz and Joe concert series brings the sounds of jazz to audiences during…
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Connect with Omaha Performing Arts: Global Sounds returns in June
OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — In addition to Broadway shows and concerts, Omaha Performing Arts offers a range of education and community engagement events. KMTV has teamed up with the organization on a monthly series to help bring some of these events – many FREE – to light. Including the Global Sounds Music Festival, part of…
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Weill Center plans $13 million expansion in downtown Sheboygan
The Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts, a 1,150-seat historic theater and live event venue in downtown Sheboygan, today unveiled plans for a $13 million expansion project. The project will include a lobby expansion and the addition of a rooftop patio. In a news release, the Weill Center says the project will “transform…
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Step Into a World of Wonder at Mary Poppins at the FSD Performing Arts Center
Come out to see Mary Poppins at the FSD Performing Arts Center (2959 Del Rio Pike, Franklin, TN 37069) from Thursday, June 12th – Saturday, June 14th, 2025. One of the most popular Disney movies of all time is capturing hearts in a whole new way: as a practically perfect musical! Based on the books…
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Today’s events for June 4
WEDNESDAY Play & Learn will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays, June 4, 11, 18 and 25, at the Aiken County Public Library, 314 Chesterfield St. S.W. Children ages 0-5 are invited to drop in and learn through play while caregivers learn how to promote early literacy. An ACBL Bridge Game is held…
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UF alumni inducted to Curtain Risers Wall of Fame
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Concert to feature the music of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, SYV resident – Santa Ynez Valley Star
Santa Barbara Records and The Granada present ‘Locals & Legends: Celebrating the Music of David Crosby’ The Granada Theatre, a cornerstone of Santa Barbara’s vibrant performing arts scene, and Santa Barbara Records are proud to present an evening dedicated to community and local artistry while celebrating the music of David Crosby, a member of the Rock…
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JUST IN: Dallas Theater Center’s 2025 Centerstage “Takes A Bow” Netting $450,000
It was just a month ago that the Dallas Theater Center‘s 2025 Centerstage’s “Take A Bow” took place at Fashion Industry Gallery (F.I.G.), with DTC Board Trustee Hamilton Sneed chairing the event. Hamilton Sneed* Instead of shipping in a renowned talent to be featured at the evening event, Hamilton recognized that they needed to look…