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The Windows of Queen of the Rosary Chapel: A Story of Faith in Color, Light and Glass
SINSINAWA, Wis.—Join S. Priscilla Wood, OP, Director of the Office of Arts and Cultural Heritage, for a sitting tour of these “jewels in the crown” in the chapel at Sinsinawa Mound. … more
Mystery March closes with Abnormal Psychology in Fiction
It’s no mystery that Galena LitFest’s Mystery March has wrapped up. The events this month included Sherlock Holmes & the Killer Case Files: Murder Mystery Dinner, Mystery & … more
Schaefer to perform June 29
SINSINAWA, Wis.—Andrew Schaefer will perform on the organ, June 29, 7 p.m., at Sinsinawa Mound. Schaeffer, a Chicago native, serves as director of music and organist at Luther Memorial Church, … more
HCC’s Royal Scots prepare for concerts
FREEPORT–The Highland Royal Scots and Highland chorale and youth choir are planning concerts in the next week. The Royal Scots perform Friday, April 29, 7:30 p.m., at the Ferguson Fine … more
An evening with your favorite author
GALENA–The Galena Public Library is joining libraries across the state of Illinois to host free virtual programming featuring best-selling authors. To register for these programs and receive … more
Susan Barg brings Jackie Kennedy to life in “Ladies of the White House,” a presentation by the Women of Courage and Commitment.
Popular show returns
GALENA–The Ladies of the White House are back by popular demand! If you missed Courage and Commitment’s presentation of the “Ladies of the White House,” you can catch the … more
Scales Mound United Methodist Church is offering a “Young at Heart” community gathering on Tuesday, October 24 at 1:30 p.m. This month they are featuring “No Worries,” an upbeat Bluegrass Gospel band with Mary Berryhill, Mary Jean Hammer and Terry O’Malley. They will treat the audience to some energetic oldies but goodies, and maybe even a few musical surprises. Refreshments will follow their performance. Scales Mound UMC invites anyone who is ‘young at heart’ to join them and tell your friends. There is no charge for this event. Contact Pastor Libby Rutherford at rutherford.libby@gmail.com or 815-990-1428 for more information.
"Young at Heart" gathering
‘Sleeping Beauty’ in Hazel Green
HAZEL GREEN, Wis.–A spinning wheel, a witch’s spell and a castle that sleeps for a hundred years. It’s all there and more in the Fever River Puppeteers’ upcoming production of … more
Catherine and Ted Parrish will share their music at the Galena Center for the Arts.
The Parrishes and Burns to perform at arts center
GALENA–The Galena Center for the Arts will host TBurns and The Parrishes to the Songwriters Showcase stage, 7 p.m., Thursday, April 20. Songwriters Showcase encourages the creation and … more
HCC Big Band to perform
FREEPORT–The Highland Community College Big Band will perform its spring concert, Friday, April 28, 7 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center Theatre. The band, under Bill Petersen’s direction, … more
Everett Noble (left), as Steve 2, and Conner Soat (center), as Steve 1, have their hands full as they deal with Trikva, played by Ella Getz (right), the mysterious sister of the foreign exchange student from Branstalkvania, at Millard Fillmore High School’s Totally Rockin’ 80’s Prom. The Galena High School Drama Club will present this original immersive dinner-theatre comedy this weekend on April 20 through 22, at 6:30 p.m. at Turner Hall. Tickets are $15. Seats can be reserved with any cast or crew member or send payment via Venmo to @trulytracy, via Paypal to galena@gmail.com, or email galena@gmail.com.
“Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors” coming to Galena
GALENA–In the mountains of Transylvania, a meek English real estate agent is on a harrowing journey to meet a new and mysterious client, who also just happens to be the most terrifying and … more
The American Heritage Girls visited the Galena Center for the Arts on Saturday, Feb. 18. Sandra Evans, gallery manager, gave the girls a tour and posed thought-provoking questions to help the girls make observations about the art. Participating were, back, from left, Aylin Carnahan, Stephanie Perez, Evelien Rijpma, Sandra Evans and Megan Bradt; and front, from left, Everly Gergescz, Alice Mock, Emily Valdez, and Audrey Schau. This local AHG troop is open to girls in first to sixth grades.
American Heritage Girls visit Galena Center for the Arts
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