Past Events

Experience contagious camaraderie and fun by joining the well-known Rhinelander Area Community Band for a delightful concert. The talented group, featuring dedicated musicians from teens to seniors, brings its fall concert to the Nicolet stage with a lively, varied program sure to please all ages. FREE

Ellen is an accomplished gourmet cook and her nervous headwaiter husband Cal is an obsessive devourer of her culinary creations. They have opened a new chic restaurant in their home, and the audience is treated to an evening of mayhem as they strive to satisfy a group of eccentric diners. You don’t need to be a Food Network addict to enjoy what many critics feel is Tina Howe’s funniest play. Auditions September 9 & 10

PERFORMANCES:

Friday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 pm  |  Saturday, Nov. 9 at 7:30 pm  |  Sunday, Nov. 10 at 2 pm  |  Thursday, Nov. 14 at 7:30 pm  |  Friday, Nov 15 at 7:30 pm  |  Saturday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 pm  |  Sunday, Nov. 17 at  2 pm

Join this up-and-coming Northwoods band along with other local artists for an inventive musical experience. Built on an improvisational base, the trio uses jazz, funk, and electronic influences and techniques. Each live performance serves as a unique portrait of the band as they explore every variation of the musical palate.

An emotional exchange between a Lebanese Christian and a Palestinian refugee escalates, ending in an explosive court case that gets national attention. The award-winning film from Lebanon provides a valuable, fascinating, and hard-hitting history lesson on Middle East politics. Middle East traveler Elaine Strite will present the film, facilitate discussion, and answer any questions. FREE

Additional showing at 1 pm on Tuesday, September 17.

Welcome back to the stage a group of talented “local vocals!” Carmen Kreitlow, Holly Spiegelhoff, Laurie Craig, and Cindy Nelson are joined by Scott Kirby in an eclectic mix of musical styles. Their roots are tied to contemporary and inspirational music that began with family, folk, and hymns/spiritual influences and grew to a broad range of musical genres. Enjoy an evening of music that will inspire and enrich your soul.

He’s one-of-a-kind, with a style his very own derived from a saucy mix of expert musicianship and just plain silliness. This songwriter-comic-singer-poet-musician has become a cult hero and a pop icon, with a show that appeals to college students, yuppies, business folk, country folk, kids, and seniors. Heywood intersperses his humorous observations of life with quirky songs that range in mood from twisted to bizarre, and in musical style ranging from folk to country, rock, pop, jazz, and beyond. He’s appeared on countless TV shows and is a frequent guest on the national Bob and Tom radio show. Learn More >

The Village of Salem is run wild with tales of witchcraft. Deep-seated jealousies, lust, and greed are bubbling to the surface from the heat of each neighbor’s exaggerated accusations. Revenge has replaced reason; mere rumors are now damning evidence – and no one is safe. A timeless play and a pivotal work, The Crucible is a tale of caution that warns of the deadly consequences when a society allows fear, suspicion, and superstitious gossip to rule over facts and reason. Learn More >
 

PERFORMANCES:

Friday, May 3 at 7:30 pm  |  Saturday, May 4 at 7:30 pm  |  Sunday, May 5 at 2 pm  |  Thursday, May 9 at 7:30 pm  |  Friday, May 10 at 7:30 pm  |  Saturday, May 11 at 7:30 pm  |  Sunday, May 12 at  2 pm

FREE EVENT

In 2016, Craig Pilecky, a photographer based in Antigo, traveled to Iceland with his cameras and began documenting its spectacular Nordic landscapes. He returned a year later to continue the project. His illustrated talk will focus on the sights along Iceland’s legendary Ring Road, noted for its otherworldly mountain scenery, active volcanoes, vast lava fields, blue icebergs, and thunderous waterfalls. (Presentation takes place at the Northwoods Center of Nicolet College.) Learn More >

The Chance Ensemble brings together the best of John Muir’s life and legacy through his own writings and the creative reconstruction of his journey through original musical composition and a voice, cello, and violin performance. Narrated by Norman Gilliland of Wisconsin Public Radio, the show’s musical landscape is a place where contemporary, classical, and Celtic music beautifully collide to deliver a deep appreciation for one of our country’s most influential naturalists. Learn More >