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Welcome Letter

Toto, I have a feeling we aren’t in Kansas any more…..

When I moved to Carlisle in 2007, I had my own “Dorothy enters Oz” moment.My whirlwind of a job brought me to the one place I never expected – a small townin central Pennsylvania.

Unlike Dorothy, though, I quickly found myself at home in this strange new worldknown as Carlisle. With Pomfret Street serving as my personal Yellow Brick Road,I explored my new community and fell in love.

Carlisle has become home in a way that no other place I’ve ever lived has. The art, the music, the sense of small town comraderie and community, it’s everything I’d ever wanted in a hometown. From my first year here, I attended First Night, seeingmusicians and artists at work throughout the evening, and then standing, enthralled,with hundreds of other Carlislians, at midnight, as fireworks burst in the air.

It’s become a tradition of mine – standing at the corner of South West and WestHigh Streets, watching the fireworks, and speaking out loud my goals for the year.Over the years, my goals have varied wildly – there was the year I wanted to travelto Europe (achieved!), the year I was on chemo, and my only goal was to be aroundto see the fireworks the next year (also achieved, happily!), the year I decided tochange careers (achieved!) – and the past few years, my goal has been to make FirstNight Carlisle bigger and better than ever for my fellow Carlisle residents.

I’d like to think that goal has been accomplished too. It’s been a wild, crazy, thoroughly enjoyable ride at the helm of this ship, helping to make First NightCarlisle a celebration to remember for each of us here in town. I want to thank ourboard members, past and present, and my co-chair Amy Routson, who, after tonight,takes the reigns as the new director of this great non-profit.

And what of my goals this year? They’re still taking shape in my mind, but howeverthey look at midnight, I’m sure they’ll be spoken into existence under the burstingof the fireworks.

May all your dreams and goals for this new year come to fruition, and may we eachstrive for peace in our town, in our nation, and in our world – for we all must live together, and we need one another more than we know.

Happy New Year,Christin KappDirector, First Night Carlisle

About Us

First Night Carlisle is a family-oriented, non-alcoholic celebration of thearts held on New Year’s Eve on the streets of downtown Carlisle. The eventis a major visual and performing arts festival created by and for the community to welcome in the New Year. It is a public celebration that revives the ancient tradition of marking the passage of time with art, ritual,and festivity in a present day context.

First Night Carlisle’s mission is to broaden and deepen the public’s appreciation of the visual and performing arts through an innovative, diverse, and quality New Year’s Eve program which offers the communitya shared cultural experience that is accessible and affordable to all.

It is our pleasure to bring you this very special event.

Our Board:Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Christin KappCo-Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Amy RoutsonTreasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mark DavisSecretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jen BurdVenue/Performers . . . . . . . . .Thom O’NeilHospitality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pam CrumbLogistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ray LoogVolunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Crystal KernsSocial Media/Food Court . . .Katie DanielsMarketing/Web Master . . . . .Mary Ann ParksLeadership Cumberland Intern. .Chelsey Biernesser

There are many opportunities to be involved. If you would like to be partof First Night Carlisle planning for 2017, please contact us at:

info@firstnightcarlisle.org

First Night Carlisle also couldn’t exist without the generous support of oursponsors. If your company is interested in sponsorship of First NightCarlisle, please contact us to reserve your spot for 2016/17.

ENJOY THE NIGHT RESPONSIBLY

Your First Night button is your access to the festivities. Please wear it on the outermost layer of your clothing so it can be seen easily by our volunteers.

First Night Carlisle is a family-oriented, non-alcoholic celebration of the arts.Please create and maintain a safe and inviting atmosphere for your family, friends, andfellow community members.

Be respectful of those around you; mind your volume and avoid profanity.

Please leave alcoholic beverages at home. Non-alcoholic beverages are available at theFood Court.

Accompany children throughout the night and at each event. All events are intended to be family-friendly. The Children’s Experience – with several events and activities geared specifically for children – can be found at the Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC) located at 38 West Pomfret Street.

Looking for a restroom? There are restrooms located in each venue, as well as in the Carlisle Theatre lobby. You will also find two porta-potties in the JFC parking lot at the corner of Pitt and High Streets.

First Aid is available in the JFC parking lot at the corner of Pitt and High.

Trash bins are located up and down High Street. Please make use of them.

Leave the venues as you found them. If you carried anything in, please be sureto carry it out. Trash receptacles can also be found in each venue.

NO food or drinks may be taken into the venues.

So that we may continue to make First Night Carlisle a success, please give us yourfeedback by filling out the survey at the back of this program. There are fiveshort questions on one side, and space for extra comments on the other. You mayhand in your survey to a volunteer at any venue, or drop it off at the Theatre office.

Done with your program? Please recycle by leaving it with any volunteer.

Don’t forget to enjoy the fireworks at midnight! Join us at the corner of West and High Streets to ring in the New Year, complete with fireworks courtesy of The Tuckey Companies.

THANK YOU TO OUR PATRONSFOR YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS

Jan ArminoSusan K. Beinhaur

Ann BenjeyTheodore F. Berk

Jon A. BlackJoseph M. Bourdon DDS, PC

James BoytemGloria J. Bream

Sally BroylesFredric R. Burgess

Joy BurkholderKatie Daniels and Sally Ker

Diamonds Leadership and StrategyDickinson College

Employment Skills CenterHCR Manor Care Gives

Roger L. GiffinLaura Gish

Crystal KernsM&T Charitable FoundationKen and Maggie McVicker

Ann MidgleyMock-Mays AssociatesThe Pomfret Group

Marvin SalsmanRobert Schmidlein

Alfred SpeersJay Townsend

The Warrell CorporationEK Weitzel

White Circle ClubRay Wolfe

PERFORMERSVENUE 1: carlisle tHEATRE

40 West High Street

Commander Cody2 show times: 9:30 – 10:30 pm and 10:45 – 11:45 pm

Artist, musician, and pioneer-ing band leader CommanderCody (George Frayne) helpedinvent a whole new style ofmusic during the early 1970s.Commander Cody and HisLost Planet Airmen was oneof the original groups to fusedivergent strains of Americanroots music and create an innovative, yet familiar andconvincing sound. Cody andhis crew played country-rock,but rocked hard, making themthe quintessential “bar band.”

They are best remembered for their biggest hit, “Hot Rod Lincoln,” as wellas a string of now-classic albums.

Lead Airman, George Frayne, is still rockin’, and his band features Mark Emerick on guitar, Steve Barbuto on drums,and Randy Bramwell on bass. Cody is “stilltrying to pound his piano into submission.”Commander Cody and His Modern Day Air-men released “Live from the Island” in 2013.

www.commandercody.com www.facebook.com/CommanderCodyOfficial

Commander Cody’s performance is proudly sponsored by:

VENUE 1: carlisle tHEATRE40 West High Street

The Wizard of Oz Singalong5:00 – 7:00 pm

All the full glory of the original film in a grand old theatremuch like when the film first debuted. Any young motheror father should see the magic in their child’s eyes withthis all-time family classic, shown on the big screen. Tagalong on the magical journey to find the Wizard of Oz.All the lyrics will be on the screen so you can sing along.C’mon to the Carlisle Theatre at 5:00 pm so you can beltout “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and other classics!(Keep an eye out for the Wicked Witch....)

Trespass - The Music of Genesis7:30 – 9:00 pm

Get to know (or reconnect with) the music of Genesis with Trespass, a groupof multi-talented musicians with the training and musical chops to be able to

capture the note-for-note renditions ofthe most musically challenging songs.Vocalist and front man Brian Filonetakes the show up a notch with PeterGabriel-like stage antics. Close your eyes,and be transported.

https://www.facebook.com/Trespass-The-Music-of-Genesis-59757389570/

VENUE 2: first Block of west high street

Ice Works with Thomas Long7:00 – 11:00 pm

Director of Campus Dining at HACC by day, Ice Workssculptor by night! Chef Thomas Long has been sculptingice for over 20 years and we are lucky enough to have enticed him to wow us on High Street for First NightCarlisle. Be ready to be amazed, and bring your mittens!

VENUE 2: first Block of west high street

Connor Goodwin - Chalk Artist5:30 – 11:00 pm

New this year is Connor Goodwin, a local artist who hasburst onto the scene at age 18. As a gifted chalk artist,Connor has delighted audiences in Utah with a giant re-production of the famous painting “Girl with the PearlEarring.” Be sure to stop in front of the Theatre as hecrafts a poignant tribute to the Wizard of Oz, featuringthe hands of a Kansas farmer, the crystal ball of the

wicked witch, and the happy little bluebirds that fly over the rainbow. Stop bythroughout the evening to watch Connor bring a new masterpiece to life.

Rick on Red5:00 – 12:30 pm

Carlisle’s own Rick Sten of Red 102.3 airs every weekday morning from 6:00-10:00 am, but we'll have him all to ourselves, all nightlong at First Night Carlisle. This one-man Kansas CityChiefs fan club will not only be setting High Street tomusic all evening . . . he’ll also give us the button-dropcountdown, followed by festive tunes to accompany theamazing fireworks display at midnight. Don’t miss it!

Knisely Carriage Rides7:00 – 9:00 pm

K & K Carriage Company owners Steve and Ed Kniselyoffer you the very best of the holidays with a horse-drawn carriage ride. Snuggle in and cuddle up with your lovedones and enjoy your town’s sights and smells by carriage.

VENUE 3: corner of pitt and high

Life on Fire4 show times: 6:30 – 6:45 pm, 7:30 – 7:45 pm, 8:15 – 8:30 pm, 8:45 – 9:00 pm

Stand on the corner and be amazed as Phil Johnson and his team of skilled fireartists twirl, spin, throw, and blow flaming sticks, chains, balls, and other objects.Equal parts precision and danger, LIFE ON FIRE will light up the night!

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10: old courthouse

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12: first presbyterian

13: CCHs Courtyard

14: Historical society

15: first united church

16: st. Paul lutheran

17: stock hall - st. paul

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VENUE 4: bosler libraryVoxology 3 show times: 6:30–7:15, 7:30–8:15, 8:30–9:00 pm

“Their love of bluegrass and other traditionalmusic comes through in an incredibly honestway . . . Voxology simply delivers music with tender loving care,” MODE Magazine.“Every now and then you come across anartist that just has ‘IT.’ Voxology fits that bill,”The Scene Monthly. If you’ve been to First

Night in recent years, you’ve heard “IT.” If you haven’t heard Voxology’s LesVonderlin and Kevin Neidig yet, First Night Carlisle 2016 is your chance. www.facebook.com/voxology/

VENUE 5: Weiss CenterMojoVishnu 2 show times: 8:00–8:45 and 9:00–9:45 pm

Get your mojo on with the spicysounds of MojoVishnu, York’spremiere Jazz Funk Fusion JamBand. Their name is inspired bythe pioneers of fusion, the Mahavishnu Orchestra (with legends like John McLaughin,Billy Coban, and Jerry Goodman), and that influence is their defining sound. www.facebook.com/MojoVishnu

VENUE 6: carlisle united methodist church

Brad Crum 3 show times: 6:15–7:00, 7:15–8:00, 8:15–9:00 pmFirst Night Carlisle is well into its second decade, and each year we look at who

should return. Carlisle’s favorite Elvis Impersonatoris one of those artists! If you’re an Elvis Presley fan,you’ll understand why when the transformative magicof Brad Crum takes you back to your youth andmakes your hips feel the urge to twist and shake. Don’tfight that urge! C’mon back, just like Brad’s fans haverequested of him each year, and enjoy the gloriousearly days of rock and roll with the King.http://www.rememberelvis.com/index.html

VENUE 7: carlisle arts learning center

children’s experienceChildren’s Craft

6:30–9:30 pmThe Carlisle Arts Learning Center(CALC) serves and enriches the community by encouraging creativityand self-esteem through explorationand appreciation of the visual arts. Itdoes this with classes and workshops, exhibits, and participation in community events. Don’t miss the children’s crafts,as well as face painting by Kit Kat Sparkles and entertainment by Ray Owen.

Kit Kat Sparkles Face Painting6:30–9:30 pm

Kate Foster, children’s entertainer, specializes in face-painting, stories, and crafts. She’ll be at the Carlisle ArtsLearning Center throughout the evening, ready toturn children of all ages into their favorite First NightCarlisle’s “No Place Like Home” creation.https://www.facebook.com/kitkatsparkles

Ray Owen4 show times: 6:00–6:30, 7:00–7:30, 8:00–8:30, 9:00–9:30

Songwriter and children’s entertainer Ray Owen has a captivating and truly “kid-tested” style. Ray whips up a veritablefeast of classic American songs and stirsin a healthy dose of humor for all audiences to enjoy. Ray’s repertoire hasgrown to include some 900 songs and encompasses such a range of traditionalclassics, original songs, and comedy thatit’s not hard to imagine why he has such appeal to a wide variety of audiences. Rayis sure to delight parents and kids alike.

http://www.rayowenmusic.com/bio_children.htm

VENUE 8: the salvation armyDeb Callahan Band 3 shows: 8:30–9:15, 9:30–10:15, 10:30–11:30 pm

Philadelphia’s blues- and soul-drenched vocalist andsongwriter Deb Callahan grew up in the Boston area,but has been a mainstay on the mid-Atlantic musicscene since the late ’90s. She has gained a reputationfor writing creative blues-, soul-, and roots-influencedoriginal music and using her powerful, expressivevoice to deliver an exciting live show. Blues Revue referred to her as the next Bonnie Raitt and raved,

“Philly’s Deb Callahan has the pipes, the songs, and the raw talent to graduate to the next level.” Deb released her 5th CD “Sweet Soul”this year on Blue Pearl Records. www.debcallahanband.com

VENUE 9: comfort suitesTopper Broz 3 show times: 8:15–8:45, 9:45–10:15, 11:00–11:45 pm

If you love tight harmonies, beautifulmelodies, and timeless songs from the1960s and ’70s, you’ll love the TopperBroz. Mike and Dave Topper and BudEckley cover the Beatles, Rolling Stones,The Zombies, and The Who, along withfolk-inspired rock from Simon and Garfunkel, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young, with a smattering of Led Zeppelin, Buddy Holly, Warren Zevon,and the Grateful Dead. www.facebook.com/topperbroz

Randy Riggle 3 show times: 7:30–8:00, 9:00–9:30, 10:30–11:00 pmRandy Riggle is a seasoned veteran of the comedy scene and tours nationally.Randy’s combination of innovative style, quick wit, and brilliant impressionshas made him popular with all types of audiences for many years. He has

written for many comedians, including Jay Leno and JoanRivers, and opened for such acts as Dennis Miller, KennyChesney, Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen DeGeneres, and Weird AlYankovic. This talented comedian has appeared on NBC,ABC, and CBS; has become a regular on the Las VegasStrip; and is currently touring for the eleventh straight yearwith his one-man “Nostalgia Show,” a comedic tribute tothe 1950s and 1960s.

VENUE 10: old courthouseAcoustic Stew

2 show times: 8:30–9:15 and 10:00–10:45 pmAcoustic Stew is a plugged-in acoustic band borneout of the Blues Society of Central Pennsylvania’sblues jams. With seasoned musicians experienced ina variety of styles, “The Stew” performs a mix ofroots blues and blues standards, as well as folk andclassic rock, featuring fiddle, acoustic, slide and res-onator guitars, harmonica, bass and drums, andkiller three-part harmony. Based in Central PA,Acoustic Stew just released their new CD “Empty Bedroom Blues,” includingoriginals and favorites. Come join Marianna, Rocky, Rick, Phil, Bob, and Daveas they bring in the New Year! www.acoustic-stew.com

VENUE 11: st. john’s episcopal churchScott Peoples and the Crash

3 show times: 7:00–7:30, 7:45–8:15, 8:30–9:00 pmWe are happy to add Carlisle’s own Scott Peoples and the Crash to our rosterof new artists. Scott and the Crash offer countrified Americana songwriting.

Scott comes from a long line of musicians and has been playing guitarsince the age of 12 and writing his ownsongs for the last 15 years. Jeff Shoopjoined Scott in the studio to offer hispercussive talents, and Keath McIntyrejoined in 2015, bringing many years’ experience playing the bass guitar andbass ukulele. www.ScottPlaysGuitar.com

VENUE 12: first presbyterian churchHospitality

Pass required for entry. VIPs, Patrons, Sponsors, and Carlisle Police Officers only.

In appreciation for your generous support, please warm up and enjoy a varietyof complimentary food and beverages in our M&T Bank Hospitality Center.

Want to have access to the most exclusive venue at First Night? Become a Patron! More information is available at www.firstnightcarlisle.org.

VENUE 13: historical society courtyardFood Court

5:30 – 11:00 pm

We not only have great music and entertainmentlined up for you, we also have a smorgasbord ofgood eats in the Food Court 2016. Come enjoy asampling from this no-place-like-home FoodCourt and warm yourself up with a selection oftreats such as pork barbeque, french fries, bakedapples, soft pretzels, and warm beverages. Located in the courtyard at 33 W. High Street.

(Look for the heat lamps and a rainbow of balloons!)See inside back cover for more details.

VENUE 14: historical societyVictorian Dance Ensemble

5 show times: 5:00-5:45, 5:45-6:30, 6:30-7:15, 7:30-8:15, 8:15-8:45 pm

The Victorian Dance Ensemble is the performing dance troupe of the CivilWar Dance Foundation that conducts balls anddance demonstrations and teaches dances of themid-19th century. They will be performingSoldier’s Joy, Lancers’ Quadrille, Swedish Dance,Spanish Waltz, and German Waltz. First NightCarlisle and The Cumberland County HistoricalSociety are grateful to the Ensemble for their donation of time for this event! www.CivilWarDance.org

Frank Hancock2 show times: 9:00 – 9:45 pm and 10:00 – 10:45 pm

Frank Hancock provides “ballroom dance instructions forthose who want to learn how to dance quickly while havingfun.” Whether you’re a couple cramming for a wedding, yourpartner has finally convinced you that manly men DO dance,or you like your exercise on the dance floor, this First NightCarlisle event is for you. Let Frank show you how to cha chaand swing like a pro!

www.hancockdance.com

VENUE 15: first united church of christSteppin’ Woofs

3 show times: 6:00 – 6:30 pm, 6:45 – 7:15 pm, 7:30 – 8:00 pm

Fieldwood’s Steppin’ Woofs is a group of doglovers who have another common love –MUSIC! Together with their dogs, they perform choreographed routines to music ina dog sport named Musical Freestyle. Thisgroup of returning dog and music lovers is aFirst Night Carlisle favorite. http://www.fieldwooddogtrainingcenter.com/SteppinWoofs.htm

Celtic Martins3 show times: 6:30 – 7:15 pm, 7:30 – 8:15 pm, 8:30 – 9:15 pm

The Celtic Martins, a family band from south-eastern Pennsylvania, is an exciting, energetic group that features traditional Celtic music and Irish step

dancing. A performance by theCeltic Martins features the musicalability of the six Martin childrenaccompanied by their parents onguitar and bass, and Elijah Roederon drums. Although the fiddle isthe dominant instrument in their

performances, shows also include other instruments such as mandolin, bagpipes, Irish whistles, and percussion. www.celticmartins.com

VENUE 16: St. Paul lutheran churchAcoustic Crossover

3 show times:6:15 – 7:00 pm, 7:30 – 8:15 pm, 8:30 – 9:15 pm

Molly Rahe-Randall, violin and vocals, and Maria Wilson, acoustic and classicalguitar, joined to form the ethereal duo, Acoustic Crossover. With their NewAge sensibilities, Acoustic Crossover plays classical, rock, pop, country, jazz,and original music. If you seek a little peace and solitude in the hustle and bustleof the holiday season, you’ll find it in Acoustic Crossover, playing at the beautiful St. Paul Lutheran Church. Heavenly! https://www.mollyrahemusic.com/acoustic-crossover.html

VENUE 17: stock hall at st. PaulMultiple show times from 6:00 – 11:30 pm

Wingin’ It and Battle of the BandsA night of music interspersed with comic relief. Carlisle High

School’s own improvisation troupe, Wingin’ It, will bring onthe laughs with shows at 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, and 10:30 pm. In between, four bands with four distinct styles and musicians all

under 18 will battle it out to be named the Best of First NightCarlisle 2016. Taking the stage are: Red Dye #5 (6:45pm), Crisis Plan (8:15 pm), Meat Raffle (9:45 pm),and The Wrong Bros (11:00 pm). With all the energyand interest this line-up will generate, be sure to arriveon time (and be patient) – seating is limited!

VENUE 18: corner of west and high

Countdown to MidnightYou may have come for the entertainment, but without question, youshould stay for the fireworks! Every year we’retold that this part of the evening gives attendees the biggest bang for their buck.

Carlisle’s own Rick on RED fromRED 102.3, helps us countdown tothe big event, starting at 11:45 pm.When the fireworks begin at midnight,Rick keeps the tunes rolling to accompanythe dazzling display.

We are blessed to once again have the fireworks showsponsored by The Tuckey Companies.

As you stand among the crowd for this year’sFirst Night Carlisle button drop, you can count

on that "No Place Like Home" feeling (no heel clicksrequired!). Happy New Year and thanks for coming.

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SURVEY

Thank you for ringing in the New Year with us at First Night Carlisle 2016.Please take a moment to give us your feedback so that we may continue to makethis an event you look forward to each year.

1. What was your favorite act this evening?

2. What was your least favorite act this evening?

3. How did you hear about First Night Carlisle?

4. What is your borough, city, or town of residence?

5. How can we improve First Night Carlisle?

If you need more space, please feel free to use the back of this page.

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS / SUGGESTIONS

Food Court

33 West High Street(adjacent to History on High)

We not only have great music and entertainment lined up for you,we have a smorgasbord of good eats in the Food Court 2016:

Shuman's Concession for sausagesandwiches, fresh-cut fries, and

braided pretzels (to name a few)

Horner's Corners Barbecue for allyour barbecue and grill treats

Come enjoy a sampling from this no-place-like-home Food Court, located in the courtyard across the street from the Theatre.

(Look for the rainbow of balloons and heat lamps!)

Toasties Sustainable Table for tastytreats all made with seasonal,

locally sourced ingredients

Just Born Java for any hot or cold drinkyou might ask the Wizard for

FIRST NIGHT CARLISLE 2016 AT A GLANCEPERFORMER TYPE SHOW START TIMES (pm) VENUE

Acoustic Crossover M 6:15 7:30 8:30 16

Acoustic Stew M 8:30 10:00 10

Battle of the Bands M 6:45 8:15 9:45 11:00 17

Brad Crum (“Elvis”) M 6:15 7:15 8:15 6

Celtic Martins M 6:30 7:30 8:30 15

Children’s Crafts K from 6:30 – 9:30 7

Commander Cody M 9:30 10:45 1

Connor Goodwin - Chalk Artist A All evening 2

Deb Callahan Band M 8:30 9:30 10:30 8

FIREWORKS! O MIDNIGHT 18

Food Court F from 5:30 - 11:00 13

Frank Hancock D 9:00 10:00 14

Ice Works with Thomas Long O 7:00 2

Kit Kat Sparkles - Face Painting K from 6:30 - 9:30 7

Knisely Carriage Rides O from 7:00 - 9:00 2

Life on Fire E 6:30 7:30 8:15 8:45 3

MojoVishnu M 8:00 9:00 5

Randy Riggle C 7:30 9:00 10:30 9

Ray Owen K 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 7

Rick on Red - Red 102.3 M from 5:00 - 12:30 2

Scott Peoples and the Crash M 7:00 7:45 8:30 11

Steppin’ Woofs of Fieldwood E 6:00 6:45 7:30 15

Topper Broz M 8:15 9:45 11:00 9

Trespass - The Music of Genesis M from 7:30 - 9:00 1

Victorian Dance Ensemble D 5:00 5:45 6:30 7:30 8:15 14

Voxology M 6:30 7:30 8:30 4

Wingin’ It C 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 17

Wizard of Oz Singalong E from 5:00 - 7:00 1

TYPE KEY: A = Art C = Comedy D = Dance E = Entertainment F = Food K = Kids M = Music O = Other