Events
James and the Giant Peach Performance
Directed by Lorraine Gilman
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach is the journey of an orphan boy out to change his life and find a real family. He is befriended by 5 magically transformed insects as he embarks on an adventure of a lifetime, inside an enormous peach!
The production is full of enchanting, larger-than-life characters, small and giant puppets (think sharks, a giant octopus, seagulls...) and dramatic visual effects -- creatively set on a giant peach! A perfect show for youth actors wanting to dig a little deeper into theater and also those looking to try out acting, puppetry (there will be sharks), and creating theater magic!
James and the Giant Peach Performance
Directed by Lorraine Gilman
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach is the journey of an orphan boy out to change his life and find a real family. He is befriended by 5 magically transformed insects as he embarks on an adventure of a lifetime, inside an enormous peach!
The production is full of enchanting, larger-than-life characters, small and giant puppets (think sharks, a giant octopus, seagulls...) and dramatic visual effects -- creatively set on a giant peach! A perfect show for youth actors wanting to dig a little deeper into theater and also those looking to try out acting, puppetry (there will be sharks), and creating theater magic!
James and the Giant Peach Performance
Directed by Lorraine Gilman
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach is the journey of an orphan boy out to change his life and find a real family. He is befriended by 5 magically transformed insects as he embarks on an adventure of a lifetime, inside an enormous peach!
The production is full of enchanting, larger-than-life characters, small and giant puppets (think sharks, a giant octopus, seagulls...) and dramatic visual effects -- creatively set on a giant peach! A perfect show for youth actors wanting to dig a little deeper into theater and also those looking to try out acting, puppetry (there will be sharks), and creating theater magic!
Music For All
With Paulin Lukombo Sinu
This event is an interactive musical gathering where participants bring their own instruments or use those provided to explore rhythm, movement, and creative expression together. Simple rhythms are introduced and guided, with dance encouraged as a natural part of the experience. Families, musicians, and beginners all share the same welcoming space, creating an atmosphere of connection, joy, and community through music.
$20/Person - $5 for additional family member
The Elven Sorcerers’ Consortium Performance
Performances: July 31 & August 1 at 7 PM
Tickets by donation
Join us for a magical evening as our Main Street Arts campers present The Elven Sorcerers' Consortium!
At the annual gathering of elven sorcerers, it comes to light that one member of the consortium is in fact nothing but a low-down, no-good, magical-power-less human. To identify the imposter, the Head Sorcerer puts each member to a test of their magical powers: shapeshifting, telepathy, and psychokinesis. As the group begins to figure out who the imposter is, they must decide whether the rules and principles of Elven tradition are more important than the bonds of friendship. A mixture of comedy, action, and stage magic, this play is an exploration of the marvels of being an elf, but also, about the marvels of being human.
The Elven Sorcerers’ Consortium Performance
Performances: July 31 & August 1 at 7 PM
Tickets by donation
Join us for a magical evening as our Main Street Arts campers present The Elven Sorcerers' Consortium!
At the annual gathering of elven sorcerers, it comes to light that one member of the consortium is in fact nothing but a low-down, no-good, magical-power-less human. To identify the imposter, the Head Sorcerer puts each member to a test of their magical powers: shapeshifting, telepathy, and psychokinesis. As the group begins to figure out who the imposter is, they must decide whether the rules and principles of Elven tradition are more important than the bonds of friendship. A mixture of comedy, action, and stage magic, this play is an exploration of the marvels of being an elf, but also, about the marvels of being human.
Creative Aging Lunches
September-June, Tuesdays 12-1 PM
Suggested donation $3-$5