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Four bands from the TuneSmith Academy will perform 30 minute sets.
TuneSmith Academy is a teaching school for musicians to participate in a band.
Music of all genres.
Admission by donation. Donations go to the band. Cash bar available.
1981, directed by Peter Weir, starring Mel Gibson
No admission fee. Cash bar available.
ArtStart Presents…
Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.
Live Music, Food, Dance Contests, Cash Bar
Tickets are $12.50 online, $15 at the door, Kids 12 and under are free
75 Years of the Biever Family Photographers, Historian and Washington Island native Matt Foss, has spent years working with the family of Vernon Biever, longtime photographer for the Green Bay Packers. Matt will highlight the work of Vernon and his two sons John and Jim, well known photographers in their own right, covering 75 years of Packers history.
Exhibition Sponsor:
1969, directed by Richard Attenborough, starring Maggie Smith, featuring Laurence Oliver and Vanessa Redgrave
No admission fee. Cash bar available.
ArtStart Presents…
Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.
Johnny Got His Gun is a 1971 American drama anti-war film written and directed by Dalton Trumbo and starring Timothy Bottoms, Kathy Fields, Marsha Hunt, Jason Robards, Donald Sutherland and Diane Varsi. It was based on the novel of the same name by Trumbo, and features an uncredited writing collaboration by Luis Buñuel.
No admission fee. Cash bar available.
ArtStart Presents…
Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.
2006, Writen and Directed by Christian Carion.
Featuring Diane Kruger, Benno Furmann, Guillaume Canet, Dany Boon, Gary Lewis, Bernard Le Coq, Daniel Bruhl, and Alex Ferns.
No admission fee. Cash bar available.
ArtStart Presents…
Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.
Uniquely structured children’s art classes inspired by the exhibition Capturing the Packers: 75 Years of Biever Family Photographs. Classes are meant to allow children to learn and explore art forms and themes through selected topics and activities taught by professional art instructors.
We want classes to be affordable for all families! We offer “on your honor” scholarships and sliding scale pricing! Please select the appropriate price option during checkout.
Uniquely structured children’s art classes inspired by the exhibition Capturing the Packers: 75 Years of Biever Family Photographs. Classes are meant to allow children to learn and explore art forms and themes through selected topics and activities taught by professional art instructors.
We want classes to be affordable for all families! We offer “on your honor” scholarships and sliding scale pricing! Please select the appropriate price option during checkout.
Uniquely structured children’s art classes inspired by the exhibition Capturing the Packers: 75 Years of Biever Family Photographs. Classes are meant to allow children to learn and explore art forms and themes through selected topics and activities taught by professional art instructors.
We want classes to be affordable for all families! We offer “on your honor” scholarships and sliding scale pricing! Please select the appropriate price option during checkout.