“6 Guitars” isn’t just a concert. It isn’t simply a theatrical performance. And it’s more than improv comedy.
When Mark W. Anderson discovers a potential subject for one of his paintings, it seems, he could be in any number of places.
The recipe for “Cheeseheads the Musical” calls for a scenario with universal appeal whipped up with Wisconsin ingredients.
The New York Times review of “Dragons Love Tacos,” the children’s book written by Adam Rubin and illustrated by Daniel Salmieri, asserts that the creators possess a “kooky sensibility.” But really, you just need to read the book’s title to realize that.
Chris Kroeze will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, March 29, in Pablo Center at the Confluence.
McDonell High School will present the musical “Thoroughly Modern Millie” this weekend at the school, 1316 Bel Air Blvd, Chippewa Falls.
Fiddler Tatiana Hargreaves and banjo player Allison de Groot will present a workshop and concert Friday, March 15, in Eau Claire.
Cabaret Productions of UW-Eau Claire’s department of music and theater arts will present “Storybook” in the Ojibwe Ballroom of Davies Center.
Nobuyoshi Yasuda knows Pablo Center at the Confluence has opened a proud new chapter for culture in the Chippewa Valley. But he’s also getting ready to provide a peek at the region’s illustrious past.
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Some have called Wynonna Judd’s group the Big Noise the powerhouse singer’s “third chapter,” following the Judds, her multi-award-winning duo with her mom, Naomi, as the beginning and her acclaimed solo career as the follow-up.
“Takin’ Care of Business.” “American Woman.” “Take It Easy.” “Sounds of Silence.” “I Walk the Line.”
It feels like I’ve again taken the best seat in the house.
A sinister office space masked by workers’ fake enthusiasm. A high school reunion run amok by the opening of a time capsule. A 13th birthday where every decision matters.
When Michael Charles moved to Chicago nearly 30 years ago with dreams of joining the ranks of the city’s iconic blues scene, it was a culture shock to say the least.
The Eau Claire Children's Theatre will be hosting auditions for two upcoming spring productions of "The Cat in the Hat" and "Beauty and the Beast."
Some shows are all about the action — light shows, special effects, battles or explosions.
In Eau Claire Children’s Theatre’s production of “Murder at the Prom,” audience members should be ready to participate in the show, witness some improv and, hopefully, come clad in some “bad prom attire” of their own.
Editor’s note: Listen Up is a Q&A featuring locals in the arts and culture community.
Castle Dettinger was initially inspired to take part in Eau Claire Children’s Theatre’s production of “The Giver” because he enjoyed reading the Newbery Award-winning novel of the same name so much.
Since opening the doors of 200 Main Gallery in 2016, Jo Ellen Burke has seen both her business and its environment change.
Editor’s note: Listen Up is a Q&A featuring locals in the arts and culture community.
What started as a fundraiser for a downtown arts center is now in its third year as the city’s official New Year’s Eve celebration — but this will be the first time revelers will gather outside proof of the event’s success.
HUDSON — Vocalists Wayne Luchau, Colleen Raye and Debbie O'Keefe will join the Echoes Rock and Roll Band to perform "That'll be the Day: The Music of Roy Orbison, Linda Ronstadt and Gene Pitney" at 3 and 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 31, at the Phipps Center for the Arts, 109 Locust St.
Editor’s note: Cues From Katy is a list of events entertainment reporter Katy Macek thinks are worth checking out this weekend.
Covering the Chippewa Valley’s arts and entertainment scene for the last 1½ years has been an eye-opening experience. I’ve gotten to dive deep into what makes our community tick: the artists, musicians, writers and actors who help our creative economy thrive. It’s been glorious.
Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Bill Miller will speak on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" at 10 a.m. today on 88.3 WHWC-FM/Menomonie-Eau Claire and 88.7 WRFW-FM/River Falls.
Escape the snow and explore different types of flowers during "Choix Fleurs: Before the Temple of Flora," an art exhibit running through March 20 at Galaudet Gallery, 618 S. Farwell St.
The L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library is seeking music from local musicians for its new online streaming and download platform, Sawdust City Sounds.
There’s something about Eau Claire’s music scene that sets it apart from other cities.
Editor’s note: Listen Up is a Q&A featuring locals in the arts and culture community.
MILWAUKEE — The statewide youth performance group Kids From Wisconsin is holding auditions Feb. 15 in Eau Claire.
Nationally known group the Bodeans will perform at 7 p.m. Friday at the Metro, 201 E. Lake St.
For local band Orenda Fugue, it has always been about the connection: between each other, between the audience and between other local musicians.
Editor’s note: Cues From Katy is a list of events entertainment reporter Katy Macek thinks are worth checking out this weekend.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
UW-Eau Claire senior fine arts candidates have to put their best work forward each semester for the culminating project of their college career: Creating a piece for the Foster Gallery’s “Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Exhibition.”
Editor’s note: Listen Up is a Q&A featuring locals in the arts and culture community.
MENOMONIE — Local musicians the Sue Orfield Band, Emily Menz and Jon Menz have teamed up to perform "A Night to Remember Christmas Concert" at 4 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22, at Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts, 205 Main St. E.
MENOMONIE — UW-Stout and Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts are co-sponsoring the new Red Cedar Film Festival, which will take place July 24-28 in downtown Menomonie.
MENOMONIE — Nationally known comedian and Menomonie native Tim Harmston will return home to perform "Guffaws for Paws" on Saturday, Dec. 29, at Stout Ale House, 1501 N. Broadway St.
For most children, Christmas is a time of excitement — and a lot of wondering, “what is Santa going to bring me this year?”
Editor’s note: Cues From Katy is a list of events entertainment reporter Katy Macek thinks are worth checking out this weekend.
