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| | Dance through the Decades at Indian Creek Plaza
Friday, September 21, 2018
Arthur and Kimball St., Downtown Caldwell
6:00 pm Dance Lesson
7:00 – 9:00 pm Dance
Free! Donations Welcome
The new Indian Creek Plaza in downtown Caldwell comes alive with iconic music from decades past, while you try out the upbeat Charleston, energetic Swing, and groovy Disco. Wallflowers are welcome! With free instruction before the dance begins and ongoing instruction in the “Rookies Corner,” you’ll be ready to boogie the night away. This is an all-age, family-friendly event, complete with floorshow by Breakaway Ballroom, swing dance competition, retro costume contest, and concessions. Register for the competitions before 7 pm by the stage for a chance to win a prize!
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| | Okaidja
September 29, 2018
6:15 pm Concert Connection
7:00 pm Concert
$10 $15 $25 Adult $5 $8 $12 Child
Okaidja was born into a family of musicians and storytellers in the village of Kokrobite on the west coast of Ghana. His musical journey unites the past of his native homeland with modern landscapes in a dynamic fusion of traditional and contemporary African rhythms and diverse music of the world. The result is a spicy fusion of spirited cross-cultural influences. Okaidja’s songs tell the story of his people and their journeys through the disparate lands where they were scattered. Through drums, guitar, vocals, and dance, Okaidja and his ensemble present music of the shared human experience…joyous, tragic, and ultimately uplifting.
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| | The Villalobos Brothers
October 26, 2018
4:00 pm Dia de los Muertos activities begin
6:15 pm Concert Connection
7:00 pm Concert
$10 $15 $25 Adult $5 $8 $12 Child
Villalobos Brothers are one of today’s leading Contemporary Mexican ensembles, inviting us to celebrate the richness of Mexican folk music. The Villalobos Brothers deliver an intoxicating blend of brilliance and virtuosity as they use their violins and voices to promote unity and harmony at prestigious venues such as the Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Latin Grammy Awards. The Villalobos Brothers headline an afternoon of family activities celebrating Dia de los Muertos, including local dance ensemble performances, face painting, kids crafts, a Mexican dinner, and Ofrendas displays honoring loved ones.
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| | Where Children Sleep Art Exhibit
November 8, 2018, 4 - 7 pm
Opening Reception
Cruzen-Murray Library, C of I
Exhibit tour and refreshments
Guest speaker Kenton Lee
Free, donations welcome
Public Viewing: November 9 – 21, 2018, M-F 8 am – 5 pm
Thursday, Nov. 15 8 am - 7 pm
In this revealing series of photographs, James Mollison invites us to literally look through a window into the homes of children in many countries and circumstances. The simple portraits and biographies, along with pictures of children’s sleeping spaces, convey a message of universal childhood full of hope, insecurity, vulnerability, pain, and comfort. His call to action is that we might walk away changed.
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| | Clara’s Tea Party
Tuesday, December 4: 5:30 pm
Wednesday, December 5: 5:30 pm
Thursday, December 6: 11:30 am, 2:00 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:00 pm
Langroise Center
$7 All
From the moment they make their red carpet entrance, your little royal will be the star! Face painting, ballet lessons, crafts, treats, and visits by the Nutcracker cast make this the party of the year!
Everyone over the age of one needs a ticket to attend. You can add Clara's Tea Party to your Nutcracker Ballet ticket purchase or purchase seperately.
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| | The Nutcracker Ballet Presented by Rathbone Warwick Investment Management
Eugene Ballet Company, Toni Pimble Artistic Director
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
7:00 pm
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
7:00 pm
$25 $30 $35 Adult $15 $20 $25 Child
Eugene Ballet’s The Nutcracker brings the holiday spirit into focus, transporting you thorough Clara’s dreams and the wondrous characters she encounters along the way. With the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier as guides, you’ll fly away to the Snow Kingdom and the Land of the Sweets, but not before battling the Mouse King and his pirate henchmice! Toni Pimble’s exquisite choreography and Don Carson’s colorful and magical sets complement Tchaikovsky’s glorious music to create the perfect holiday tradition.
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| | Nutcracker Jr.
Eugene Ballet Company, Toni Pimble Artistic Director
Thursday, December 6, 2018
1:00 pm & 6:00 pm
$12 $15 $20 Adult $8 $10 $12 Child
All the wonder of the Nutcracker…in a smaller shell. Same magical set, beautiful costumes, and talented dancers in a one-hour show perfect for younger children or those who prefer a shorter performance. The Nutcracker Jr. contains Act 1 and a closing scene.
Toni Pimble’s exquisite choreography and Don Carson’s colorful and magical sets complement Tchaikovsky’s glorious music to create the perfect holiday tradition. Add on the magical Clara's Tea Party to complete your experience!
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| | Happy Dog Piano Duo
Jan. 18, 2019
6:15 pm Concert Connection
7:00 pm Concert
$10 $15 $25 Adult $5 $8 $12 Child
Pianists Eric Tran and Nathan Cheung bring humor and joy to the classical music world with their four-hands originals and transcriptions. Friends and collaborators since middle school, Eric and Nathan earned their share of accolades. They’ve won a record-breaking 13 gold medals in piano duo events at the United States and recently took home prizes at the Horowitz Two Piano Competition and the Ellis Duo Piano Competition, hosted by the National Federation of Music Clubs. The name Happy Dog comes from their eponymously-titled 30-second compositional "masterpiece," Happy Dog. Sadly, neither Nathan nor Eric owns a dog.
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| | CFA Children’s Theatre:
Hot as Summer, Cold as Winter
Feb. 1, 2019 7:00 pm
Feb. 2, 2019 1:00 pm
$6 $8 $12 Adult $4 $5 $10 Child
Be ready to laugh along as a cantankerous prince, a melancholy jester, and an aspiring chef with no rhythm to speak of learn about the true power of friendship…with a sweet ending. Local children shine in this magical tale!
Refreshments included after the performance.
Auditions are on Thursday, January 24 for children in grades 1 - 12. All children will receive a part! Preregistration is required. Register here:
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| | Lizzy Hoyt: New Lady on the Prairie
February 14, 2019
6:00 pm Valentine’s Dinner (Langroise)
7:00 pm Concert (Jewett)
$10 $15 $25 Adult $5 $8 $12 Child
$30 Dinner includes a glass of wine or sparkling cider, and a box of chocolates
Acclaimed songwriter Lizzy Hoyt is one of Canada’s most powerful folk artists. A talented multi-instrumentalist, she performs folk tunes in Gaelic, French, and English on the fiddle, guitar, mandolin, and harp. Accompanied by her trio, she lends a voice described as “otherworldly,” “angelic,” and “pure” to personally crafted songs that are poignant and lyrically rich. Celtic step dance and lively audience repartee rounds out the concert.
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| | Jake Shimabukuro
March 12, 2019
6:15 pm Concert Connection: Community ukulele lesson
7:00 pm Concert
$20 $30 $40 Adult $10 $15 $20 Child
For all those who have asked when Jake is coming back since his stellar performance in 2015, the wait is over! Ukulele superstar Jake Shimabukuro’s career skyrocketed when his cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps became one of the first viral YouTube videos. In the years since, Jake has collaborated with artists such as Yo-Yo Ma and Jimmy Buffett, and performed with orchestras around the world. He topped Billboard’s World Music Chart numerous times and wowed audiences on TV with appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and The Today Show. This concert promises to be full of Jake’s own brand of remarkable innovation and contagious enthusiasm!
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| | Lewis and Tolkien: Of Wardrobes and Rings
Saturday, April 13, 2019
5:30 pm Concert Connection, The Bird Stop 702 Main St
(Buy your own drink/food)
7:00 pm Performance
$10 $15 $25 Adult $5 $8 $12 Child
C.S. Lewis (The Chronicles of Narnia) and J.R.R. Tolkien (The Lord of the Rings) were lions of 20th century British fantasy and distinguished faculty members at Oxford University. Their robust philosophical discourse served an uncommon friendship that was not without its differences. Life’s circumstances and unresolved disagreements forced an uncomfortable season of estrangement. In Wardrobes and Rings we join “Jack” and “Tollers,” as they knew each other, at Oxford’s historic Eagle and Child pub for one last visit, tempered by thawing humor, confession, and reconciliation. Remarkable lives. Memorable theatre.
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