Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum

Americana Harvest Festival
Sunday, October 8th from 11am - 5pm PST

Welcome in autumn with some Folk and Country fun for the whole family at Theatricum! This celebration is a fundraiser for the 2023 50th Anniversary Repertory Season, and includes special events, activities, and treats all day long including:

Artisan Marketplace

Abraham Lincoln & Mary Todd

*Geer Family Presents: The Woody Guthrie Story with Special Guests (additional ticket add-on applies. To thank our patrons and guests of the Americana Harvest Festival, we are providing a special opportunity to add-on tickets to our special event: The Geer Family presents the Woody Guthrie Story NOW for only $25 (regularly $100). This event is a fundraiser for the theatre and its education programs.)

Food, Fixin's, Drinks

… and much more!

Please select a performance

TICKETS:
Americana Harvest Festival:

• General Admission (16 and up): $20
• Children (ages 5 to 15): $10
• Children 4 years of age and under: free
• Family 4-Pack (2 adult and 2 kids, does not include the special main stage performance): $50
• Geer Family Presents: The Woody Guthrie Story with Special Guests: NOW for only $25! (regularly $100)

*Geer Family Presents: The Woody Guthrie Story with Special Guests (additional ticket add-on applies)
Songwriter, folklorist, activist and longtime Theatricum friend, Woody Guthrie, is celebrated by members of the Geer family and special guests in this unique and engaging musical portrait of the self-described “rambling man from Oklahoma”. The show frames his life story with a variety of his songs, such as Pastures of Plenty, Worried Man, Union Maid and This Land is Your Land, as well as incorporating selections from published and unpublished writings of this influential American artist. This concert boasts a unique aspect, given that just outside the theatre’s main stage entrance lies the quaint wooden structure where Guthrie stayed when visiting Will Geer, wife Herta, and their children and is affectionately known as “Woody’s Shack”.