IN THIS MUSICAL BASED ON THE PEANUTS COMIC STRIP BY CHARLES M. SCHULTZ, CHARLIE BROWN AND THE ENTIRE PEANUTS GANG EXPLORE LIFE’S GREAT QUESTIONS AS THEY PLAY BASEBALL, STRUGGLE WITH HOMEWORK, SING SONGS, AND SWOON OVER THEIR CRUSHES. MOSTLY, THEY CELEBRATE LIFE AND THE JOY OF FRIENDSHIP THROUGH SONGS THAT ARE CERTAIN TO DELIGHT.

vs. Adair-Casey/Guthrie Center, Ames, Boone, Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, Grand View Christian, Knoxville @ Boone High School

IN THIS MUSICAL BASED ON THE PEANUTS COMIC STRIP BY CHARLES M. SCHULTZ, CHARLIE BROWN AND THE ENTIRE PEANUTS GANG EXPLORE LIFE’S GREAT QUESTIONS AS THEY PLAY BASEBALL, STRUGGLE WITH HOMEWORK, SING SONGS, AND SWOON OVER THEIR CRUSHES. MOSTLY, THEY CELEBRATE LIFE AND THE JOY OF FRIENDSHIP THROUGH SONGS THAT ARE CERTAIN TO DELIGHT.

Auditions will be cold reads from selected portions of the play.  Bring your calendar to avoid conflicts with rehearsals which begin October 2 & run Mondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays from 7-9pm most weeks.  Not all rehearsals will involve every cast member.  Not an actor or singer?  This show is full of opportunities to help! 

Contact Troy Thompson, Director, at 641-590-2167 or troy@sunnysidefarmstudios.com

*Select Call-backs will be on September 28th, from 7-9pm

Auditions will be cold reads from selected portions of the play.  Bring your calendar to avoid conflicts with rehearsals which begin October 2 & run Mondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays from 7-9pm most weeks.  Not all rehearsals will involve every cast member.  Not an actor or singer?  This show is full of opportunities to help! 

Contact Troy Thompson, Director, at 641-590-2167 or troy@sunnysidefarmstudios.com

*Select Call-backs will be on September 28th, from 7-9pm

“We will not know what we need without knowing what we have.”

Come Learn about Forest City Childcare and its impact on our workforce and community!

The City of Forest City, Forest City Economic Development and the Forest City Chamber of Commerce, commissioned First Children Finance to conduct a Childcare Market Study.

Please join us for a presentation of the

Forest City Childcare area Market Findings & analysis report.

For more information, contact Shawn Keeper at shawn@forestcityia.com or

641-585-5560

Lower Level of NSB Bank

101 Hwy 69

Forest City, IA 50436

@ home vs. Bishop Garrigan

Auditions will be cold reads from selected portions of the play.  Bring your calendar to avoid conflicts with rehearsals which begin October 2 & run Mondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays from 7-9pm most weeks.  Not all rehearsals will involve every cast member.  Not an actor or singer?  This show is full of opportunities to help! 

Contact Troy Thompson, Director, at 641-590-2167 or troy@sunnysidefarmstudios.com

*Select Call-backs will be on September 28th, from 7-9pm

National Good Neighbor Day Open House!

Stop by and tour TimberCrest Independent Living apartments, pick up an information packet, and register to win door prizes!

Light refreshments will be available!
200 Glen Oaks Drive

@ Clear Lake

@ Clarion

ABOUT THIS EVENT

For more information, or to get your tickets, visit bomanfineartscenter.org

Tickets can also be purchased at the Forest City Chamber office.

Recipe for 50 Years of Successes:

The original challenge was to develop an audience for an ensemble of brass players that, at the time, had no standing in the concert world. What set Canadian Brass apart from all other performing artists in 1970 was the relentless search for repertoire that was both loved by its performers and embraced by a growing brass audience. 

The musical experiences of the members along with the interests and wishes of audiences informed the programs that the group created ranging from Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Joplin, Gershwin and Ellington, to ballet, opera and Schickele. The ensemble never ignored an opportunity to relate to its audience which brought the Brass to international attention. They were at first criticized for talking to audiences and now take pride in seeing the entire concert world embracing engagement as a fundamental element of performance.

The Brass has averaged two and a half full length recordings per year of its 52 years of existence for a total of 138 recordings. They have received a combined total of 24 Grammy and Juno nominations and won the German Echo Award for Goldberg Variations. A North American group taking Bach back to Europe and winning approval at the highest level was a crowning achievement! Most recently during the Covid era the Brass created another award-winning recording, Canadiana. The album features unique arrangements of many Canadian superstars including Joni Mitchell, k.d. lang, Bruce Cockburn, Drake and DeadMau5.

Education continues to be at the forefront of Canadian Brass’ yearly activities. There are over one million Canadian Brass quintet repertoire books in the hands of students in every country with a strong brass tradition. Between Hal Leonard Music Publishing distributing its 800 unique individual brass titles and SmartMusic now making available some 76 titles for mixed ensemble use, the Brass continues to shape the future of chamber music ventures.

For a comprehensive Canadian Brass biography, blend together the complete history of any random five musician ensemble and it will yield a year in the world of Canadian Brass. “We’ve created ballets, played Carnegie Hall, toured China during its 1977 reopening, and performed in front of five prime ministers, but most importantly performed for more than ten million friends, family and audiences worldwide so far. We did all this so we could play Bach,” says tubaist & founder Chuck Daellenbach. 

Joe Burgstaller and Ashley Hall-Tighe, trumpets Jeff Nelsen, horn
Achilles Liarmakopoulos, trombone
Chuck Daellenbach, tuba

Lunch will be served!