Community Calendar

The year is 1906, and the locomotive Progress pulls into station with three passengers dead, a foul smoke puffing from the engine, and no clear explanation for the rash of nightmares amongst the crew. The police officer processing the scene is a by-the-books fellow with no head for this esoteric nonsense and has turned to you for assistance in his investigation. Experience a new pseudo-historical, supernatural mystery that comes to you through the mail; read the official accounts made by the survivors, and begin to uncover the sinister power grasping the Progress. *Tickets are $45 per household and must be purchased prior to Feb. 1 @ 8:00PM. Keep an eye on your mailbox from mid-February to mid-March for this new pseudo-historical, supernatural mystery!

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.

From the kitchen to the stage; parts one and two of this multi-year project brought us from our own kitchens to a shared kitchen at PBS. Now, join real-life mother and daughter Mary Wright and Katie Willmorth as they explore themes of legacy, magic, the miracle of Cool Whip– you know, pretty much everything and the kitchen sink– and try to figure out why, hungry or not, we always end up in the kitchen.