Oct 23 Wednesday
Humorist, playwright and author, Kevin Kling is hailed as a Minnesota state treasure. His ground-breaking one-person play, “21A” launched his playwritingcareer and he has since performed his inspiring stories and plays in libraries, school gymnasiums, The Kennedy Center, Off-Broadway, Sundance, regional theaters and storytelling festivals around the US. His international tours have included Australia, Europe and Thailand and he has written 5 books.
Well-known for his commentaries on NPR’s “All Things Considered,” Kevin’s storytelling weaves his sense of humor with his unique perspective tackling life’s challenges as an individual born with a congenital birth disorder and his partial paralysis from a near-fatal motorcycle accident.
Oct 28 Monday
We're going to be holding some salsa dance lessons so you can be ready to show off your best moves at the Gala on November 9th! These lessons are great for beginners. You can join us for just the lessons OR sign up for both nights and get a discount on Gala tickets!
Nov 02 Saturday
Cory Cavill Tomovick, hailing from Rockerville, will be bringing her captivating performance, “Welcome to the Frog Pond,” to the Journey Museum Theater. This incredible event will take place on November 2nd, with a performance at 7:00 PM, and promises to mesmerize audiences with Cory's unique storytelling style and her ability to transport listeners into her world of vibrant characters and vivid imagery.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to a local nonprofit (AAUW) for a scholarship to be awarded to a woman seeking a STEM degree.
Nov 21 Thursday
Macbeth receives a prophecy from a trio of witches that one day he will become King of Scotland. Consumed by ambition and spurred to action by his wife, Macbeth murders the Kind and takes the Scottish throne for himself. Shakespeare’s classic tale gives warning to the destruction wrought when ambition goes unchecked by moral constraints. Contains mature language & themes.
Nov 22 Friday
Nov 23 Saturday
Nov 24 Sunday
Dec 06 Friday
Displaying the talents of SDSU dancers, alums and community members, we celebrate a Christmas story, the story of a birth that changed the world, in hopes that this performance may inspire you to pause and return to your own story.
Dec 07 Saturday
Dec 08 Sunday