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As we gear up for the launch of our 2025–2026 Season, the excitement is building at Arts Bonita! We’re delighted to welcome back your favorite artists and performers—and equally thrilled to introduce you to fresh new talent and unforgettable experiences designed to inspire, entertain and engage all interests and ages.
On Stage, Actor’s Theatre is already in rehearsal for Carrie: The Musical—a bold, emotionally charged production with a powerful score that critics have praised for its depth and energy. It’s a thrilling kickoff to what promises to be a dynamic and diverse season.
Now is the perfect time to take advantage of the Arts Bonita Flex Pass. Choose the performances you love while enjoying up to 25% savings if you’re a member. It’s flexible, easy and the best way to experience more of what makes our stages shine.
Beyond the spotlight, both of our campuses are buzzing with creativity and growth. Our newly opened Digital Lab is already making waves, with innovative classes in filmmaking, photography, animation, social media strategy and influencer branding. Whether you’re looking to expand your business reach or discover a new artistic outlet, the Digital Lab offers powerful tools to do just that.
We’re also expanding our offerings in dance, theater and film, with exciting new classes for both adults and youth. Our homeschool program, launched last spring, continues to grow— offering a rich and varied curriculum that nurtures creativity and confidence across multiple artistic disciplines.
At our Visual Arts Center, you’ll find hands-on instruction in stone carving, ceramics, glass fusion, drawing and painting—all led by outstanding faculty and open to all levels. Whether you're taking your first steps in the arts or deepening your craft, this is where your creative journey can truly flourish.
This season, we’re proud to celebrate 35 years since Arts Bonita was officially incorporated. It’s a milestone that reflects the power of community support and the passion for the arts that fuels everything we do.
So, we invite you to get involved. Become a member, take advantage of performance and class discounts and help sustain the vibrant cultural life we’ve built together. Or lend your talents by joining one of our committees—whether you’re passionate about education, events, marketing, or outreach, you can make a real difference.
Thank you for being part of the Arts Bonita family. Here’s to our most inspiring season yet!

Warmest Wishes, Alyona Ushe Executive Director, Arts Bonita


OCT | 3rd, 9th, 10th & 11th at 7pm | 4th at 9pm | 5th & 12th at 2pm
A chilling rock musical based on Stephen King’s groundbreaking 1974 debut novel, which cemented his legacy as the master of modern horror. The story follows Carrie White, a bullied teenage girl with a deeply religious mother, who discovers she has telekinetic powers—leading to an unforgettable night of vengeance after she is humiliated at her senior prom.
With a score by Academy Award–winning composer Michael Gore (Fame, Terms of Endearment) and lyrics by Academy Award–winning librettist Dean Pitchford (Fame, Footloose), the show blends emotionally charged ballads with pulse-pounding rock numbers.

THURSDAY | OCTOBER 9th | 7:30 pm
Known for his rich, soulful voice and masterful musicianship, Kevin Burt has been captivating audiences for years. Winner of the International Blues Challenge (Solo/Duo), along with the Best Guitarist and Lee Oskar Best Harmonica Player awards, Kevin brings a fresh yet deeply rooted take on the blues.
Big Medicine—featuring Minneapolis guitar master Ken Valdez, renowned bassist Scot Sutherland and drummer Eric Douglas—Kevin delivers a blues experience that is both “soulful” and “funky.” –The Montrealer

JAZZ
SATURDAY | OCTOBER 11th | 7:30 pm
Renowned for their dynamic interplay and innovative arrangements, this duo brings a fresh perspective to classic melodies. As noted by All About Jazz, their album Melody Magic offers “wondrous music, stellar playing and appropriate respect” to timeless compositions. Vinny Raniolo was honored as the “Top Musician of the Year” in 2019 by the International Association of Top Professionals, underscoring his exceptional talent and contributions to the music industry. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness two of the finest guitarists captivating audiences with their extraordinary artistry.




GRITTY BLUES, SOUTHERN ROCK SWAGGER & DAZZLING GUITAR
FRIDAY | OCTOBER 16 th | 7:30 pm
An electrifying blues-rock power trio from Macon, Georgia, led by guitarist, singer and songwriter Hughes Taylor. With influences ranging from Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan to Cream and Rory Gallagher, the band delivers a high-octane sound that is both steeped in tradition and refreshingly original. Their live shows are a fiery mix of gritty blues and southern rock swagger.
Whether on acclaimed albums like Roasted and Modern Nostalgia or on stage across the Southeast and beyond, the Hughes Taylor Band has earned a reputation for being one of the most exciting young acts in contemporary blues-rock.

FRIDAY | OCTOBER 17th | 7:30 pm
#1 Billboard Blues Artist - Taylor “takes us on that emotional roller coaster… woven tightly with a rich blues pulse that grounds every heartfelt confession” American Blues Scene
Taylor delivers a powerhouse performance featuring tracks from her latest album, Heavy Soul and upcoming release, Black & Gold. The show also features handpicked favorites from her earlier albums and heartfelt tributes to classic blues.
Opening Act: Rich Howard and Susie Hulcher

FRIDAY | OCTOBER 17th | 7:30 pm
Experience the magic of spontaneous storytelling with BIG (Bonita Improv Group) in this special haunting performance, where every moment is crafted live before your eyes based purely on your suggestions and classic 80s slasher film inspiration. As the main house team for Arts Bonita's Improv Comedy Arts program, BIG creates an inclusive theatrical experience that celebrates the art of collaborative creation, blending seasoned professional performers with emerging talent building their performance credentials while incorporating beloved traditional improv games alongside scenes inspired by iconic horror films like Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween—but with laughs instead of screams.
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Unlock your imagination and master industry-standard tools in Arts Bonita’s Digital Arts classes, where young creators bring their visions to life through design, animation and interactive storytelling.


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SATURDAY | OCTOBER 18th | 7:30 pm
Montoya honed his craft under the mentorship of blues legends Albert Collins and John Mayall. His solo debut, Gotta Mind to Travel (1995), earned him the Blues Music Award for Best New Artist, propelling him into the spotlight.
Over the years, Montoya has released a series of acclaimed albums, including Ya Think I’d Know Better (1996), which reached No. 10 on Billboard’s Blues Albums chart and was nominated for a W.C. Handy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. His 2019 release, Coming In Hot, was recognized by AllMusic as a ‘Favorite Blues Album’.

THURSDAY | OCTOBER 23rd | 7:30 pm
Join acclaimed vocalist Mark Sanders and world-renowned pianist Phil Hinton for A Night at the Tony’s, a dazzling Broadway concert celebrating the greatest hits from the Great White Way. Experience iconic songs from award-winning musicals brought to life with passion, power and show-stopping talent. With Sanders’ rich vocals and Hinton’s masterful arrangements, the evening promises unforgettable performances that honor Broadway’s finest moments. Don’t miss this enchanting tribute to the magic of musical theatre.

FRIDAY | OCTOBER 24th | 7:30 pm
Blending his roots as a punk rock frontman (WAX, 22 Jacks) and co-founder of SideOneDummy Records with years of national touring experience, Sib’s comedy is both wildly entertaining and deeply personal.
From opening for Metallica on their WorldWired Tour to sharing the stage with Jim Breuer and racking up over 2 million views on Dry Bar Comedy, Joe Sib has become a standout favorite in top comedy clubs and theaters across the U.S. Don’t miss the chance to catch Joe Sib live— where punk rock attitude meets laugh-out-loud comedy. A unique, one-of-a-kind evening of entertainment that truly delivers.
October 13th — December 15th
Inspire your child’s creativity and confidence with Arts Bonita’s Homeschool Program, offering flexible, hands-on classes in theatre, handwriting, digital art, dance and visual arts led by experienced instructors.


SESSION 2 FALL SCHEDULE


WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS QUEEN’S TIMELESS HITS
SATURDAY | OCTOBER 25th | 7:30 pm
Led by the captivating Roy Gomez-Cruz, who channels Freddie Mercury’s electrifying stage presence, the show takes audiences on a spectacular journey through Queen’s timeless hits, including the groundbreaking Bohemian Rhapsody and the anthemic We Will Rock You. Drawing from his extensive artistic career across Florida, New York, California, Mexico and beyond, Roy’s dynamic performance pays homage to one of the greatest rock bands in history. Don't miss this unforgettable tribute—Queen Lives! We Are The Champions brings the legendary music of Queen to life like never before.

WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 29th | 7:30 pm
Experience the timeless music of The Moody Blues like never before with GO NOW!, the ultimate tribute led by legendary drummer Gordy Marshall, who toured with the iconic band for 25 years. Joined by Mick Wilson, former lead singer of 10cc, this world-class ensemble of top vocalists and instrumentalists brings to life the lush harmonies and symphonic sound that defined a generation. With stunning renditions of classic hits like Nights in White Satin, Tuesday Afternoon, Go Now and Isn’t Life Strange, this live performance captures the magic, emotion and spirit of one of rock’s most enduring legacies.

SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 1st | 7:30 pm
Renowned for his critically acclaimed portrayal of Jerry Lee Lewis in Million Dollar Quartet, McDonald has starred in thirteen productions of the Tony Award-winning musical. Recently honored with the CityBeat Cincinnati Award for Best Musical Actor, he’s praised for his mastery of classical, blues and rock ‘n’ roll.
McDonald brings his signature energy to Great Balls of Fire, a high-octane tribute to rock’s golden era. Backed by the Great Balls of Fire band, he tears through hits from Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash and more.



Discover the magic! This winter, let creativity take center stage. Arts Bonita’s Winter Camps are designed to ignite young imaginations by offering an immersive journey through visual arts, dance, theatre and digital media.
(Switch between Visual Arts, Dance & Theatre Every Hour!)
DEC 22ND THROUGH JAN2ND
MORNING, LUNCH & AFTER CARE AVAILABLE

THIS IS NO ORDINARY TRIBUTE—IT’S THE REAL THING IN EVERY WAY THAT MATTERS.
SUNDAY | NOVEMBER 2nd | 7:00 pm
From the soaring arrangements to the hauntingly authentic instrumentation, this Grammynominated ensemble recreates the full force and majesty of Led Zeppelin’s greatest works, while adding an orchestral depth inspired by the Page & Plant collaborations and solo masterpieces. Under the direction of guitarist Antonio Bolet—nephew of legendary pianist Jorge Bolet—this 5-piece powerhouse delivers a show that’s both technically masterful and emotionally immersive. With meticulous attention to musical detail and a bold creative spirit, they breathe new life into the classics, making you feel like you're hearing them again for the first time.

SEE THE FUNNIEST BROADS IN TOWN FOR A NIGHT OF NON-STOP LAUGHTER!
THURSDAY | NOVEMBER 6 th | 7:30 pm
After a sold-out performance, The Funny Old Broads are back by popular demand!
This hilarious trio—Caryn Bark, Pam Peterson and Jan Slavin—delivers a sharp, sassy blend of stand-up comedy and musical parodies that celebrate the quirks of everyday life and the joys (and hilarities) of aging. With spot-on timing, razor wit and just the right amount of irreverence, these seasoned comediennes turn relatable experiences into side-splitting moments.
Whether you’re young at heart or just embracing your inner broad, this show will have you laughing, singing and cheering for more.

BACK TO
FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 7th | 7:30 pm
Led by Greg Vadimsky, a classical piano champion turned pop/rock entertainer with international credits including performances with The Orchestra (featuring former members of ELO) and Eric Burdon of The Animals, the band captures the energy and spirit of Elton John’s music. Their performances are entirely live, meticulously following original arrangements to reproduce Elton John’s classic sound and evoke the deep emotions embedded in his music. Expect to hear all-time favorites like “Rocket Man,” “Bennie and the Jets,” “Daniel,” “Crocodile Rock,” and “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” among others.



WEDNESDAY,





50s & 60s ROCK
SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 8th | 7:30 pm
Their dynamic performance, marked by soul-stirring vocal harmonies and crisp, vintage instrumentation, pays homage to the iconic sounds of the 1950s and ’60s while delivering a fresh and exhilarating experience. Every note and every beat invites the audience on a journey back in time, making their music a vibrant conversation between past and present.
The Dreamboats have won fans across North America and Europe with their high-energy, timetraveling shows. AXS.com describes their sound as “the charisma of the Beatles, the fresh beats of the Wonders, attitude from Dion and the Belmonts and a whole lotta pop hooks from Weezer.”

THURSDAY | NOVEMBER 13th | 7:30 pm
If anyone ever earned the title “Mr. Blue Note,” it was tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley. With his smooth tone, soulful phrasing and effortlessly swinging style, Mobley became a defining voice of the hard bop era, often called the “middleweight champion of the tenor saxophone” for his perfect balance of fire and finesse.
In this high-energy concert, award-winning pianist Zach Bartholomew teams with renowned saxophonist Jeff Ellwood in a tribute to Mobley’s classic 1960 Blue Note release, Soul Station, a landmark album hailed as one of the finest of Mobley’s career.

GRAMMY-NOMINATED SINGER-SONGWRITER
AMERICANA, SOUL, BLUES & COUNTRY
FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 14th | 7:30 pm
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter with a career spanning over two decades, McNally has carved out a reputation as one of the most evocative and emotionally resonant performers in American roots music.
McNally first gained national attention with her Capitol Records debut Jukebox Sparrows and has since collaborated with legends such as Dr. John, Levon Helm, John Hiatt and Rodney Crowell. Her 2021 release, The Waylon Sessions—a reimagining of Waylon Jennings classics—earned widespread acclaim.

TUESDAY | NOVEMBER 18th | 7:30 pm
Experience the timeless charm of Sinatra on Broadway, featuring the smooth vocals of Mark Sanders and the legendary talent of pianist Phil Hinton. This unforgettable concert blends the classic hits of Frank Sinatra with the glamour and storytelling of Broadway’s golden era. From swinging standards to heartfelt ballads, Sanders and Hinton deliver a night of sophistication, style and nostalgia. Join us for an evening where Ol’ Blue Eyes meets the bright lights of Broadway.

FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 21st | 7:30 pm
Experience is set to make its debut at Arts Bonita, bringing the legendary sound of Earth, Wind & Fire to life with remarkable authenticity. This 11-piece ensemble captures the essence of the iconic band with tight horn arrangements, soaring falsettos and a pulsating groove, delivering unforgettable performances of classics like “Shining Star,” “September,” and “Boogie Wonderland.”
Based in the Northeast, Elements boasts over 50 years of combined recording, performing and touring experience. Their professionalism has earned them a solid reputation and a devoted fan base as they tour across the country from California to Florida and beyond.

FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 21st | 7:30 pm
With her magnetic stage presence and boundary-pushing sound, Taimane Gardner and her ensemble, featuring guitar, percussion and dynamic vocals, take audiences on a captivating musical journey rooted in Polynesian culture and global influences. Named after the Samoan word for “diamond,” Taimane lives up to her name—radiant, multifaceted and fiercely original. Whether delicately finger-picking through Bach or tearing into Led Zeppelin with rockstar intensity, she seamlessly morphs genres with style and precision. Raised in Hawai‘i and discovered as a teen by legendary entertainer Don Ho, Taimane has captivated audiences ever since with her bold artistry and genre-defying performances.

THE #1 VAN HALEN TRIBUTE BAND IN THE COUNTRY
SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 22nd | 7:30 pm
Recognized as the most authentic tribute to the Mighty VH. From the look to the sound, they capture the larger-than-life fun and energy that made Van Halen one of the biggest rock bands in the world.
Delivering powerhouse performances of classics like Runnin’ With the Devil, Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Love, Dance the Night Away, Panama, Jump, Hot for Teacher, The Cradle Will Rock and Eruption, the band plays with the same fiery attitude and creativity that defined Van Halen’s golden era from 1978 to 1984.

SUNDAY | NOVEMBER 23rd | 7:00 pm
“Riding shotgun with intelligence and absurdity, The Book of Moron crashes head first into the barriers of sex, race, religion, politics and the media. It may be offensive to some but there’s laughter for all!” The Chicago Sun-Times
The Book of Moron is a fast-paced hilarious production that combines satire and theatre into what is being described by critics as “A Thinking Man’s One Man Show!”
Dana Carvey from SNL declares, “If funny were a religion, Bob is nothing short of a miracle!”

SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 29th | 7:30 pm
Given to Fly delivers an electrifying tribute to one of the most influential bands of the ‘90s. With powerful vocals, authentic musicianship and dynamic stage presence, the band captures the sound and spirit of Pearl Jam’s legendary live performances.
The group takes audiences on a journey through Pearl Jam’s greatest hits—including “Alive,” “Even Flow,” “Jeremy,” and “Better Man”—as well as fan-favorite deep cuts.
Hailed as the #1 Tribute Band in New York’s Capital Region, Given to Fly has earned praise from fans and venues across the USA.
GOLDPINE
A Sound Steeped in Honesty, Emotion & Homespun Sentiment
Dec 4th | Thurs | 7:30pm
Americana
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
Vince Guaraldi’s
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Dec 11th | Thurs | 7:30pm
Jazz (Resident Artist)
ALBERT CUMMINGS
Virtuosic Guitar Performance
Dec 12th | Fri | 7:30pm
Blues
SVETLANA & The NY Collective
Dec 12th | Fri | 7:30pm
Jazz
FEMMES OF ROCK
Four Female Electric Violinists
Dec13th | Sat | 7:30pm
Rock
IMPROV COMEDY
Hallmark Holiday Movies
Dec 13th | Sat | 7:30pm
Improv
THE ULTIMATE DOORS
60th Anniversary of The Doors
Dec 14th | Sun | 7:00pm Tribute
NAPLES BIG BAND
Swing Into the Holidays
Dec 17th | Wed | 7:30pm
Jazz
DOUBLE VISION
The Foreigner Experience
Dec 18th | Thurs | 7:30pm Tribute
MARK SANDERS
The Wonder of Christmas
Dec 18th | Thurs | 7:30pm
Cabaret (Resident Artist)
STEVE SOLOMON
My Mother’s Italian. My Father’s Jewish. I’m Home for the Holidays.
Dec 20th | Sat | 7:30pm
Comedy
SEAN CHAMBERS
Chicago Blues
Jan 2nd | Fri | 7:30pm
Blues
DONNA THE BUFFALO
Folk Rock, Zydeco, Reggae, Cajun & Jam-band Grooves
Jan 3rd | Sat| 7:30pm Americana
YATES MCKENDREE BAND
Grammy®-Winning Artist
Jan 7th | Wed | 7:30pm Blues
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
Jazz & the Spanish Tinge
Jan= 8th | Thurs | 7:30pm
Jazz (Resident Artist)
MARK SANDERS
It Takes Two: Broadway Duets
Jan 15th | Thurs | 7:30pm
Cabaret (Resident Artist)
BEATLEMANIA NOW
Multimedia Beatles Tribute Show
Jan 16th | Fri | 7:30pm
Tribute
APPALACHIAN ROAD SHOW
Americana, Bluegrass & Folk
Jan 17th | Sat | 7:00pm
Bluegrass
YOUNG GUNS
Tribute to the Superstars of Country Music
Jan 19th | Mon| 7:30pm Country
THE UNDERCOVERS
Rogers, Richie & Robinson
Jan 22nd | Thurs | 7:30pm Soul
VANESSA COLLIER
Dynamic Saxophone Prowess & Soulful Vocals
Jan 23rd | Fri | 7:30pm Blues











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