The inspiring story of a group of determined moms who band together to create the fi rst public dyslexic school in the largest school district in America, New York City.
Saturday, January 31
HOT BUTTERED RUM
Blending Appalachian roots with California soul, Hot Buttered Rum’s banjo, fi ddle & bass deliver 20 years of dynamic, danceable music.
Tuesday, Februrary 3
INTERNATIONAL GUITAR NIGHT
Now in its 26th year, International Guitar Night spotlights four virtuosos from around the globe, from fl amenco fi re to ukulele brilliance.
MARCH
2026
Tuesday, March 3
WOMEN OF AMERICANA
Wednesday, Februrary 11
PEPPA PIG: MY FIRST CONCERT
Peppa Pig invites kids on a fun, interactive concert journey, introducing little ones to live orchestra magic, music, and muddy puddles! VIP and family meet and greets available.
Thursday, Februrary 12
MOANIN’ FROGS
Six saxophones, from soprano to bass, bring a zany mix of jazz, pop, classical, and comedy in this award-winning, one-of-a-kind show.
Friday, Februrary 13
BLUES HARMONICA BLOWOUT
Grammy-nominated Mark Hummel leads a powerhouse showcase of blues harp greats, cementing his place as one of the instrument’s legends.
Cristina Vane and Brennen Leigh celebrate women who shaped folk, gospel & swing, honoring Guthrie, Tharpe, Raitt, Dylan, and more.
Wednesday, March 4
LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO
Five-time Grammy winners Ladysmith Black Mambazo celebrate 65 years of uplifting South African harmonies and global inspiration.
Saturday, March 7
JIGJAM
Irish roots meet Americana in JigJam’s fi ery, foot-stomping blend of bluegrass and Celtic energy that has lit up stages worldwide.
Monday, March 9
DEVON ALLMAN BLUES SUMMIT
Son of Gregg Allman, Devon honors blues-rock tradition while forging his own path in a fi ery, collaborative showcase of talent.
Tuesday, March 10
ARTRAGEOUS
A mashup of live painting, original music, and interactive fun, Artrageous is part concert, part community, and truly unforgettable. Fun for the whole family.
Saturday, March 14
THE SELENA EXPERIENCE
Dance and sing along as 512 brings Selena’s timeless hits to life in a high-energy, heartfelt tribute hailed as the closest thing to her.
Sunday, March 15
MITCHUM YACOUB & JUNGLE FIRE
Egyptian-American drummer Mitchum Yacoub joins Afro-Latin funk collective Jungle Fire for unstoppable grooves and fiery horns.
Tuesday, March 17
IRISH RAMBLING HOUSE
Experience a heartwarming evening of music, dance, and storytelling that captures the charm of a traditional Irish gathering, bringing the Celtic spirit to life.
Thursday, March 19
JOSH BLUE
Since winning Last Comic Standing, Josh Blue’s sharp wit and fearless improv have made him a comedy powerhouse with 200+ shows yearly.
Monday, March 23
RHYTHM OF THE DANCE
Direct from Ireland, this dazzling spectacle of champion dancers, singers, and musicians has thrilled audiences in 57 countries.
Wednesday, March 25
TOPHOUSE
Montana's new favorite folk rockers blend folk, bluegrass, and rock into infectious sets, tear-jerking ballads, foot-stomping rhythms, cinematic strings, and deeply personal storytelling.
Saturday, March 28
TOUBAB KREWE
Fusing West African traditions with American rock, funk, and jam for over 20 years, Asheville’s Toubab Krewe bridges cultures with their electrifying sound.
Monday, March 30
DONAVON FRANKENREITER
Surfer-turned-musician Donavon Frankenreiter marks 20 years with soulful grooves and his fi rst studio album in nine years.
APRIL 2026
Wednesday, April 1
BLUEBIRD IMPROV with Liam Gibler
Bluebird’s comedians create laugh-out-loud shows entirely improvised from audience chats. No two nights are ever the same.
Thursday, April 2
DRUM TAO
Tuesday, April 14
CHANTICLEER
with C.O. Mastersingers
Explosive Japanese drumming meets dazzling spectacle as Drum Tao’s thunderous rhythms and stunning visuals captivate worldwide.
Tuesday, April 7
PSYCHOLOGY OF A SERIAL KILLER
A gripping, thought-provoking deep dive into who serial killers are, why they kill, and why our fascination with them endures.
Wednesday, April 8
BLACK VIOLIN
Classically trained duo Black Violin fuses strings and hip hop, breaking barriers with Grammy nods and 200+ shows yearly.
Thursday, April 9
EGGY with Taper's Choice
The comfort felt consuming a favorite dish that stirs memories past. The familiar tastes that envelop you & bold flavors that inspire, Eggy delivers heartfelt, evolving jams for an anything-can-happen ride.
Friday, April 10
CHARLIE CHAPLIN’S SMILE with Philippe Quint
Violinist Philippe Quint blends Chaplin’s world with poetic musicianship and multimedia storytelling in a moving performance, complete with local tango dancers.
MAY & JUNE 2026
Tuesday, May 5
REPERTORY DANCE THEATRE
The Grammy-winning “orchestra of voices” returns with a stunning and adventurous repertoire, joined by the C.O. Mastersingers.
Thursday, April 16
PHIL COOK
Known for work with Hiss Golden Messenger, Bon Iver and more, Phil Cook returns to solo piano with soulful folk-rooted compositions glowing with heart.
Wednesday, April 22
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC: ANDRÉS RUZO
Explorer Andrés Ruzo takes audiences into Peru’s legendary “Boiling River,” weaving science, culture, and adventure together in a documentary and river ride like no other.
Friday, April 24
SIERRA HULL
Grammy Award winner and mandolin virtuoso Sierra Hull blends dazzling bluegrass with heartfelt songwriting, pushing the genre with artistry and soul.
Celebrating 60 years, RDT showcases modern dance history with dynamic, diverse, and emotionally powerful performances.
Wednesday, May 6
SPROUT FILM FESTIVAL
Films that celebrate the diverse lives and creativity of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).
Friday, May 8
PORTLAND CELLO PROJECT
From Bach to Radiohead, the Portland Cello Project smashes expectations with electrifying, genre-bending performances redefi ning what the cello can do.
Monday, May 11
360 ALLSTARS
This urban circus fuses BMX, basketball, breakdancing & more, celebrating street culture in a high-octane, 10-year world tour.
Saturday, May 16
HELEN KEANEY AND SHANAN KELLEY
Comedy powerhouse Helen Keaney brings razor-sharp wit and charm, joined by Bend favorite Shanan Kelley for a night of laughs.
Thursday, May 21
SUGARHILL GANG with DJ Ells
Hip hop pioneers the Sugarhill Gang bring their legendary hits, joined by DJ Ells for a nonstop party celebrating rap’s roots.
Tuesday, June 2
WISDOM OF HAPPINESS MOVIE
The Dalai Lama shares timeless wisdom on compassion and joy in this extraordinary, hope-fi lled movie produced by Richard Gere.
Thursday, June 4
ADMIRAL RADIO
South Carolina duo Admiral Radio blends heartfelt harmonies, folk storytelling, and raw sincerity. With fiddle and bass accompaniment, their powerful live shows carry a timeless Americana spirit.
Thursday, June 11
TAB BENOIT with the Ghalia Volt Band
Blues guitar master Tab Benoit and Ghalia Volt’s fi ery rock ’n’ roll deliver an unstoppable night of raw, soulful roots music.
Saturday, June 13
ONE NIGHT IN MEMPHIS
Relive the legendary 1956 jam of Elvis, Cash, Perkins, and Lewis in this high-energy tribute packed with timeless rock ’n’ roll.
PAGE to SCREEN Free Books & A Movie!
Friday, January 23, 2026 "HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE" (2005)
Friday, March 13, 2026 "WILD ROBOT" (2024)
Friday, May 15, 2026 "DOG MAN" (2025)
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