We kick off fall with the thrilling drumming group, Inanna, Sisters in Rhythm, on Saturday, September 17, at 7:30 pm. An exciting percussion and vocal ensemble that explores the heritage and rhythms of West Africa, Inanna usually sells out.? Tickets are $16, Johnson Hall member $13 (bring a non-member free), and Student (to age 22) $6.? The show is supported by. Terra Magna Services, Inc.
On Saturday, October 1, we have an Evening of Stand-Up, with comedians John Ater of Bath and Kate Ghiloni of Boston, plus another TBA.? They?ll present a night of smart, hilarious comedy for adults only, at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $19, Johnson Hall member $16.? The show is part of the Center Stage Series, co-sponsored by Kennebec Savings Bank. Show support by Drs. Kathleen Peters and Jennifer Johnson, Gardiner Family Chiropractic.
Apple Scruffs, a Bath-area band that plays all your favorite Beatles songs, takes the stage on Saturday, October 15, at 7:30 pm.? Tickets are $16, Johnson Hall member $13 (bring a non-member free), and Student (to age 22) $6.? Show supported by Downeast Energy.
On October 29 at 7:30 pm, we present the Paul Dunton Quintet for a special Halloween show.? This is an exciting opportunity to see a young group of classical/pop musicians from London, England, perform horror-movie themes and other seasonal tunes.? Come in costume!? Tickets are $16, Johnson Hall member $13 (bring a non-member free), and Student (to age 22) $10.? Co-supported by Dr. Kim Bailey, Chiropractic Family Health Center.
The Soul Sensations, featuring the Colwell Bros. rocks out on Saturday, November 5 at 7:30 pm.? Local favorites Pat and Bob Colwell and band play their knock-out blend of high energy electric blues, rock, and R&B. Tickets are $16, Johnson Hall member $13 (bring a non-member free), and Student (to age 22) $6.
On Saturday, November 19 at 7:30 pm, we present ?Jimmy Higgins: A Life in the Labor Movement.?? This one-man play starring Harlan Baker shows the audience the amazing and little-known history of the labor movement, through the dramatic personal stories of ?Jimmy Higgins.?? Tickets are $19, Johnson Hall member $16, Child under 13, $10.? The show is part of the Center Stage Series, co-sponsored by Kennebec Savings Bank.
moira smiley & VOCO, a women?s a cappella ensemble, performs a holiday & winter seasonal show on Sunday, December 4 at 4 pm. A visionary blend of voices redefines harmony singing with power, physicality, avant-garde fearlessness, and the vaudevillian accompaniment of cello and body percussion. Tickets are $16, Johnson Hall member $13 (bring a non-member free), and Student (to age 22) $6. Co-supported by Dr. Kim Bailey, Chiropractic Family Health Center and Drs. Kathleen Peters and Jennifer Johnson, Gardiner Family Chiropractic.
Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center: Entertainment & More Since 1864 is at 280 Water Street, Gardiner, Maine.
Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center
?Entertainment & More Since 1864?
280 Water Street, PO Box 777
Gardiner, ME 04345
(207) 582-7144
www.johnsonhall.org
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