Dec 29 Monday
Constellation Stage & Screen presents "A Christmas Story the Musical," on stage December 11 - January 4 at the Waldron Auditorium.
This holiday season, join Ralphie Parker on his hilarious quest for the perfect Christmas gift! Based on the beloved 1983 film, A Christmas Story the Musical brings laughter, nostalgia, and holiday cheer to life with unforgettable moments like the infamous leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, a maniacal department store Santa, and a triple-dog-dare gone wrong. From the songwriting team behind Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land, and The Greatest Showman, this delightful holiday musical is a joyous celebration of Christmas, family, and childhood dreams!
Constellation Stage & Screen presents “An Act of God,” on stage December 18-30 at the Waldron Firebay.
Looking for an unholy way to spend the holidays? Skip the silent nights and join us for An Act of God, a wickedly funny comedy where God, with the help of angels Michael and Gabriel, delivers a brand-new set of commandments for the modern world. From the 13-time Emmy-winning head writer for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, this irreverent show answers life’s biggest questions with divine wit, sass, and plenty of surprises. An Act of God is blasphemous, inspiring, and guaranteed to leave you laughing all the way through the holidays! Recommended for mature audiences.
See Constellation’s website for more information, including a detailed performance schedule. Learn more and find tickets at https://seeconstellation.org/event/an-act-of-god/
Dec 30 Tuesday
Baby Brilliance is a weekly program for children birth through eighteen months and their caregivers, older siblings are always welcome. Each week participants will explore themes related to infant development. Inspired by the book, “Experimenting with Babies,” by Shaun Gallagher.
Eat cake. Drink tea. Talk about Death.
A Death Cafe is a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session.
Death Cafes have spread quickly around the world. Over 16,500 Death Cafes are held in 85 countries. It is all volunteer-run.
The Bloomington chapter is hosted by Rick Clayton, a hospice chaplain and musician who enjoys playing harp and cello for his clients. It meets monthly at Morgenstern's.
"The Death Cafe is a safe place for people who are dealing with the loss of loved ones, without ideology." - Rick
Dec 31 Wednesday
This December, Discovery Time invites young scientists to wiggle, roar, crawl, and explore the wild world of animals! Through music, art, storytelling, and imaginative movement, children will discover how animals move, communicate, adapt, and survive in different habitats. From furry forest creatures to ocean swimmers and desert dwellers, each week highlights a new animal group with hands-on activities designed to spark curiosity and wonder.
Jan 02 Friday