Show Archives Kearney Community Theatre Family Fun Fest, presented by Kearney Cultural Partners, 1-4 pm Sunday at Harmon Park at 29th Street and Fifth Ave KearneyCulturalPartinerscom An afternoon celebrating arts and culture Free Still Dancing, a community dance event 7 pm Sept 24 at The World Theatre at 2318 Central Ave Presented by Kearney Public Library 308-233-3282; KearneyLiborg Admission by free ticket Call
Rentals Kearney Community Theatre But that leaves plenty of time to get out and enjoy Chapman’s Fall Festival or the “Half-Way to St Pat’s Day,” annual Irish festival in Greeley on Saturday Sunday offers the 10th annual Art Walk in The Nebraska Arts Council awarded Kearney the initial certification grant It gives the community $10,000 to use toward marketing, capitol improvements and events The the State of the Good Life,” free film screening hosted by the Multicultural Coalition, is tonight at Grand Island Senior High From big-name musicians in all genres of music to award-winning plays, Tucson stages will come to life this fall
Rentals Kearney Community Theatre The the State of the Good Life,” free film screening hosted by the Multicultural Coalition, is tonight at Grand Island Senior High From big-name musicians in all genres of music to award-winning plays, Tucson stages will come to life this fall Mark Hamill, Kevin Costner, Octavia Spencer and Colman Domingo were among the first Hollywood voices to pay tribute to James Earl Jones following news of his death on Monday Jones died at his home in Little is known about this upcoming season other than Maya Rudolph will be returning to play Kamala Harris and that Punkie Johnson and Molly Kearney are no longer part of the cast But if it’s October 16th marks eight years since the tragic passing of Munster and Ireland legend, Anthony Foley in Paris ‘Axel’, who captained Munster to their first ever Heineken Cup triumph, died of a cardiac Belfast’s Lyric Theatre is to stage Shakespeare’s Richard III with two actors alternating the title role in a production tailored to accommodate their illnesses
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