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SUMMARY:Mary Poppins
DESCRIPTION:PHS musical takes flight with ‘Mary Poppins’  \nPlymouth High School will be presenting “Mary Poppins” as its annual musical March 7-10\, featuring some very exciting special effects – including flying characters! \n“We are hiring a professional company to come in so that our main characters can fly on stage\,” said vocal director Amanda Smith. “We are also using ‘magic’ props and set pieces to make illusions happen.” \n“Mary Poppins\,” written by Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman\, is the story of a family whose children are out of control. When a mysterious young woman appears at their doorstep\, the family finds that she’s the answer to their prayers – but in the most peculiar way. \nThe show is based on the movie of the same name\, but yet is quite different\, Mrs. Smith said. “At the end of Act 1\, the audience will be questioning themselves\, because it really takes a left turn to focus more on the family dynamic in Act 2\,” she said. “This is a more mature version\, in my opinion.” \nBut she quickly added\, “Don’t worry – all of the fan favorites like ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ and ‘Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious’ are still in there. There’s still lots of magic to go around!” \nA key part of that magic will take the form of characters flying on stage – a first for a PHS production. Mary Poppins (played by Grace Lambert and Jhadan Grucelski) and Bert (played by Zebidiah Schermacher and Max Halle) both will fly. \nPHS has hired Vertigo Flying of Illinois\, a professional rigging company\, to handle the flights and ensure they are safe. Vertigo\, which has been in the business since 1991\, gives constant input to ANSI\, the nonprofit organization that oversees product standards for performer rigging. “They are huge on risk analysis and risk reduction\, and are looking to keep performers safe for every production\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nShe expects the flights to add to the magic of the show. “I hope the little kids who come to watch it feel inspired\, and we can have at least a couple of ‘wow’ moments from the audience\,” she said. \nThe musical has been months in the making. The name of this year’s show was announced at Homecoming\, and auditions were held in November. Acting and dancing rehearsals began in January. The crew began work on the set and the pit band began rehearsals early in February. \nThe set for “Mary Poppins” is so big that the removable wall behind the stage has been opened so that pieces not being used can be stored in the adjoining Amphitheatre. \nNearly 100 students and 9 staff members are involved in the production\, which is double-cast to allow more students a chance to be on stage. The PHS Technical Education department is building specialty set pieces\, and PHS art students are helping with set painting. \n“We knew that to put on a show of this caliber it would cost more than the average show\, but we have done a good job saving up over the past decade – and have the talent from the students\, a great directing staff\, and the budget to put on an amazing show\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nPerformances will begin at 7 p.m. nightly from Thursday March 7 through Saturday March 9\, with a matinee at 2 p.m. Sunday March 10\, in the school auditorium\, 125 S. Highland Ave. Reserved-seating tickets are $10 and are available from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the PHS office (enter Door 1G)\, as well as at the door.
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/mary-poppins/
LOCATION:Plymouth Comprehensive High School\, 125 S Highland Ave\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mary Poppins
DESCRIPTION:PHS musical takes flight with ‘Mary Poppins’  \nPlymouth High School will be presenting “Mary Poppins” as its annual musical March 7-10\, featuring some very exciting special effects – including flying characters! \n“We are hiring a professional company to come in so that our main characters can fly on stage\,” said vocal director Amanda Smith. “We are also using ‘magic’ props and set pieces to make illusions happen.” \n“Mary Poppins\,” written by Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman\, is the story of a family whose children are out of control. When a mysterious young woman appears at their doorstep\, the family finds that she’s the answer to their prayers – but in the most peculiar way. \nThe show is based on the movie of the same name\, but yet is quite different\, Mrs. Smith said. “At the end of Act 1\, the audience will be questioning themselves\, because it really takes a left turn to focus more on the family dynamic in Act 2\,” she said. “This is a more mature version\, in my opinion.” \nBut she quickly added\, “Don’t worry – all of the fan favorites like ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ and ‘Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious’ are still in there. There’s still lots of magic to go around!” \nA key part of that magic will take the form of characters flying on stage – a first for a PHS production. Mary Poppins (played by Grace Lambert and Jhadan Grucelski) and Bert (played by Zebidiah Schermacher and Max Halle) both will fly. \nPHS has hired Vertigo Flying of Illinois\, a professional rigging company\, to handle the flights and ensure they are safe. Vertigo\, which has been in the business since 1991\, gives constant input to ANSI\, the nonprofit organization that oversees product standards for performer rigging. “They are huge on risk analysis and risk reduction\, and are looking to keep performers safe for every production\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nShe expects the flights to add to the magic of the show. “I hope the little kids who come to watch it feel inspired\, and we can have at least a couple of ‘wow’ moments from the audience\,” she said. \nThe musical has been months in the making. The name of this year’s show was announced at Homecoming\, and auditions were held in November. Acting and dancing rehearsals began in January. The crew began work on the set and the pit band began rehearsals early in February. \nThe set for “Mary Poppins” is so big that the removable wall behind the stage has been opened so that pieces not being used can be stored in the adjoining Amphitheatre. \nNearly 100 students and 9 staff members are involved in the production\, which is double-cast to allow more students a chance to be on stage. The PHS Technical Education department is building specialty set pieces\, and PHS art students are helping with set painting. \n“We knew that to put on a show of this caliber it would cost more than the average show\, but we have done a good job saving up over the past decade – and have the talent from the students\, a great directing staff\, and the budget to put on an amazing show\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nPerformances will begin at 7 p.m. nightly from Thursday March 7 through Saturday March 9\, with a matinee at 2 p.m. Sunday March 10\, in the school auditorium\, 125 S. Highland Ave. Reserved-seating tickets are $10 and are available from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the PHS office (enter Door 1G)\, as well as at the door.
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/mary-poppins-2/
LOCATION:Plymouth Comprehensive High School\, 125 S Highland Ave\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mary Poppins
DESCRIPTION:PHS musical takes flight with ‘Mary Poppins’  \nPlymouth High School will be presenting “Mary Poppins” as its annual musical March 7-10\, featuring some very exciting special effects – including flying characters! \n“We are hiring a professional company to come in so that our main characters can fly on stage\,” said vocal director Amanda Smith. “We are also using ‘magic’ props and set pieces to make illusions happen.” \n“Mary Poppins\,” written by Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman\, is the story of a family whose children are out of control. When a mysterious young woman appears at their doorstep\, the family finds that she’s the answer to their prayers – but in the most peculiar way. \nThe show is based on the movie of the same name\, but yet is quite different\, Mrs. Smith said. “At the end of Act 1\, the audience will be questioning themselves\, because it really takes a left turn to focus more on the family dynamic in Act 2\,” she said. “This is a more mature version\, in my opinion.” \nBut she quickly added\, “Don’t worry – all of the fan favorites like ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ and ‘Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious’ are still in there. There’s still lots of magic to go around!” \nA key part of that magic will take the form of characters flying on stage – a first for a PHS production. Mary Poppins (played by Grace Lambert and Jhadan Grucelski) and Bert (played by Zebidiah Schermacher and Max Halle) both will fly. \nPHS has hired Vertigo Flying of Illinois\, a professional rigging company\, to handle the flights and ensure they are safe. Vertigo\, which has been in the business since 1991\, gives constant input to ANSI\, the nonprofit organization that oversees product standards for performer rigging. “They are huge on risk analysis and risk reduction\, and are looking to keep performers safe for every production\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nShe expects the flights to add to the magic of the show. “I hope the little kids who come to watch it feel inspired\, and we can have at least a couple of ‘wow’ moments from the audience\,” she said. \nThe musical has been months in the making. The name of this year’s show was announced at Homecoming\, and auditions were held in November. Acting and dancing rehearsals began in January. The crew began work on the set and the pit band began rehearsals early in February. \nThe set for “Mary Poppins” is so big that the removable wall behind the stage has been opened so that pieces not being used can be stored in the adjoining Amphitheatre. \nNearly 100 students and 9 staff members are involved in the production\, which is double-cast to allow more students a chance to be on stage. The PHS Technical Education department is building specialty set pieces\, and PHS art students are helping with set painting. \n“We knew that to put on a show of this caliber it would cost more than the average show\, but we have done a good job saving up over the past decade – and have the talent from the students\, a great directing staff\, and the budget to put on an amazing show\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nPerformances will begin at 7 p.m. nightly from Thursday March 7 through Saturday March 9\, with a matinee at 2 p.m. Sunday March 10\, in the school auditorium\, 125 S. Highland Ave. Reserved-seating tickets are $10 and are available from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the PHS office (enter Door 1G)\, as well as at the door.
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/mary-poppins-3/
LOCATION:Plymouth Comprehensive High School\, 125 S Highland Ave\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073\, United States
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SUMMARY:Waldo Fire Department 50th Annual BRAT FRY
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URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/waldo-fire-department-50th-annual-brat-fry/
LOCATION:Waldo Memorial Hall\, 308 West First Street\, Waldo\, WI\, 53093\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mary Poppins
DESCRIPTION:PHS musical takes flight with ‘Mary Poppins’  \nPlymouth High School will be presenting “Mary Poppins” as its annual musical March 7-10\, featuring some very exciting special effects – including flying characters! \n“We are hiring a professional company to come in so that our main characters can fly on stage\,” said vocal director Amanda Smith. “We are also using ‘magic’ props and set pieces to make illusions happen.” \n“Mary Poppins\,” written by Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman\, is the story of a family whose children are out of control. When a mysterious young woman appears at their doorstep\, the family finds that she’s the answer to their prayers – but in the most peculiar way. \nThe show is based on the movie of the same name\, but yet is quite different\, Mrs. Smith said. “At the end of Act 1\, the audience will be questioning themselves\, because it really takes a left turn to focus more on the family dynamic in Act 2\,” she said. “This is a more mature version\, in my opinion.” \nBut she quickly added\, “Don’t worry – all of the fan favorites like ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ and ‘Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious’ are still in there. There’s still lots of magic to go around!” \nA key part of that magic will take the form of characters flying on stage – a first for a PHS production. Mary Poppins (played by Grace Lambert and Jhadan Grucelski) and Bert (played by Zebidiah Schermacher and Max Halle) both will fly. \nPHS has hired Vertigo Flying of Illinois\, a professional rigging company\, to handle the flights and ensure they are safe. Vertigo\, which has been in the business since 1991\, gives constant input to ANSI\, the nonprofit organization that oversees product standards for performer rigging. “They are huge on risk analysis and risk reduction\, and are looking to keep performers safe for every production\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nShe expects the flights to add to the magic of the show. “I hope the little kids who come to watch it feel inspired\, and we can have at least a couple of ‘wow’ moments from the audience\,” she said. \nThe musical has been months in the making. The name of this year’s show was announced at Homecoming\, and auditions were held in November. Acting and dancing rehearsals began in January. The crew began work on the set and the pit band began rehearsals early in February. \nThe set for “Mary Poppins” is so big that the removable wall behind the stage has been opened so that pieces not being used can be stored in the adjoining Amphitheatre. \nNearly 100 students and 9 staff members are involved in the production\, which is double-cast to allow more students a chance to be on stage. The PHS Technical Education department is building specialty set pieces\, and PHS art students are helping with set painting. \n“We knew that to put on a show of this caliber it would cost more than the average show\, but we have done a good job saving up over the past decade – and have the talent from the students\, a great directing staff\, and the budget to put on an amazing show\,” Mrs. Smith said. \nPerformances will begin at 7 p.m. nightly from Thursday March 7 through Saturday March 9\, with a matinee at 2 p.m. Sunday March 10\, in the school auditorium\, 125 S. Highland Ave. Reserved-seating tickets are $10 and are available from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the PHS office (enter Door 1G)\, as well as at the door.
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/mary-poppins-4/
LOCATION:Plymouth Comprehensive High School\, 125 S Highland Ave\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Wee Bit Irish Musical Concert
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Plymouth Arts Center with Celtic Folk as they present four shows of the ever-popular\, “A Wee Bit Irish!” Enjoy this live musical concert featuring your favorite traditional and contemporary Irish tunes. Show dates are Saturdays\, March 16 and 23 at 7:30pm and Sunday Matinees\, March 17 and 24 at 2:30pm. Celtic Folk includes vocalists and musicians: Tom Clegg\, Julie Henze\, Kerrylynn Kraemer\, Roy Schwab\, Mykael Lengling\, Rachel Stoyke\, Ramona Tritz\, and Steve Vogt. \nTickets are $15 for PAC Members and $17 Non-Members (tax included) and are available now at the Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Downtown Plymouth\, WI\, Tuesday-Friday\, 10am to 4pm\, or call 920-892-8409.  Tickets may also be conveniently ordered online at: www.plymoutharts.org. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. \nCeltic Folk originated in 2013 at the Plymouth Arts Center under the direction of co-creators  Kraemer and Clegg. Their first production was Celtic Christmas. Celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2023\, the directors continue to design annual Christmas and Irish shows\, and an occasional variety show. Mark your calendar for “Celtic Christmas-2024\,” November 16-17 and 23-24. \nThe Plymouth Arts Center is a 501(c)3 charitable non-profit organization solely supported through memberships\, fundraisers\, business and individual donations\, grants and sponsorships. The mission of the PAC is….to enliven the spirit of our community and to enrich the lives of all\, by providing diverse experiences in the arts. For more information or a full schedule of events\, please visit the PAC at 520 E. Mill Street\, downtown Plymouth\, WI or the website: www.plymoutharts.org
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/a-wee-bit-irish-musical-concert/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073
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SUMMARY:Maywood’s Flapjack Day
DESCRIPTION:Former Maywood Park Director Dave Kuckuk demonstrates a bit and brace drill to visitors at Maywood’s Flapjack Day in 2023. Photo Credit: Nick Bielski \n  \nMaywood Marks 36 Years of Flapjack Day On March 17 \nSHEBOYGAN\, WI – On Sunday\, March 17 the community is invited to celebrate maple sugaring at Maywood during the park’s 36th Annual Flapjack Day. \nA pancake breakfast featuring Maywood’s own maple syrup will be served 9:30am-12:30pm. The meal includes all-you-care-to-eat pancakes and syrup and a beverage. Sausage will be available to purchase ala carte. \nVisitors can also enjoy tours of the maple forest to view the sap collection process and can visit the maple sugaring house to view the evaporator and learn how maple sap becomes maple syrup. A taste of maple syrup will also be available on complimentary snow cones and maple sap tea. Family friendly lumberjack games and St. Patrick’s Day themed activities are included with the event ticket. Activities will run 9:30am-1:00pm. Spun Boutique Cotton Candy will be on site selling their locally crafted cotton candy. \nTickets for the event are $9 for ages 12 and up through March 7 and $10 for ages 12 and up after March 7. Tickets for children ages 3-11 are $5. Kids 2 and younger eat free. Tickets are available at the Maywood Ecology Center Monday-Wednesdays and Fridays 9am-4pm and Saturdays 9am-Noon. Tickets can also be purchased online by visiting https://gomaywood.org/events/flapjack-day/. Ticket sales at the door are cash only. \nFor additional information visit GoMaywood.org\, call (920) 459-3906\, or email maywood@sheboyganwi.gov. Maywood is located at 3615 Mueller Road\, Sheboygan. \nEllwood H. May Environmental Park\, commonly known as Maywood\, is committed to its mission of fostering environmental stewardship through educational and outdoor programs designed to connect our community with the natural world. Sheboygan’s largest city-owned park includes an ecology center\, hiking and cross-country ski trails\, wildlife viewing areas\, an arboretum\, a hummingbird garden\, rain garden\, and the Generational Forest. The park and its trails are open to the public year-round\, free of charge. The park also offers programs for schools and the public\, summer camps\, aquatic studies and water monitoring\, astronomy observation\, bicycle tours\, and guided walks\, nature craft workshops\, and outdoor learning opportunities. Y-koda Nature School at Maywood\, a 4K Sheboygan Area School District preschool option\, is located in the park. Support for Maywood comes from the City of Sheboygan\, public grants\, and The Environmental Park Trust of Sheboygan County through voluntary donations\, bequests and annual fund drives.
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/maywoods-flapjack-day/
LOCATION:Maywood Environmental Park\, 3615 Mueller Road\, Sheboygan\, 53083\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Wee Bit Irish Musical Concert
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Plymouth Arts Center with Celtic Folk as they present four shows of the ever-popular\, “A Wee Bit Irish!” Enjoy this live musical concert featuring your favorite traditional and contemporary Irish tunes. Show dates are Saturdays\, March 16 and 23 at 7:30pm and Sunday Matinees\, March 17 and 24 at 2:30pm. Celtic Folk includes vocalists and musicians: Tom Clegg\, Julie Henze\, Kerrylynn Kraemer\, Roy Schwab\, Mykael Lengling\, Rachel Stoyke\, Ramona Tritz\, and Steve Vogt. \nTickets are $15 for PAC Members and $17 Non-Members (tax included) and are available now at the Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Downtown Plymouth\, WI\, Tuesday-Friday\, 10am to 4pm\, or call 920-892-8409.  Tickets may also be conveniently ordered online at: www.plymoutharts.org. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. \nCeltic Folk originated in 2013 at the Plymouth Arts Center under the direction of co-creators  Kraemer and Clegg. Their first production was Celtic Christmas. Celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2023\, the directors continue to design annual Christmas and Irish shows\, and an occasional variety show. Mark your calendar for “Celtic Christmas-2024\,” November 16-17 and 23-24. \nThe Plymouth Arts Center is a 501(c)3 charitable non-profit organization solely supported through memberships\, fundraisers\, business and individual donations\, grants and sponsorships. The mission of the PAC is….to enliven the spirit of our community and to enrich the lives of all\, by providing diverse experiences in the arts. For more information or a full schedule of events\, please visit the PAC at 520 E. Mill Street\, downtown Plymouth\, WI or the website: www.plymoutharts.org
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/a-wee-bit-irish-musical-concert-3/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073
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SUMMARY:Spaghetti Dinner & Silent Auction Mission Trip Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Dinner is all you can eat Spaghetti Dinner: $15 for adults\, $10 for kids. \nOver 30 items offered to bid on at the Silent Auction. \nAll proceeds will go towards an Alaskan Mission Trip.
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/spaghetti-dinner-silent-auction-mission-trip-fundraiser/
LOCATION:Eden Community Center\, 104 Pine St\, Eden\, WI\, 53019\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Tabor Global Methodist Church":MAILTO:oakfield.taborumc@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:A Wee Bit Irish Musical Concert
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Plymouth Arts Center with Celtic Folk as they present four shows of the ever-popular\, “A Wee Bit Irish!” Enjoy this live musical concert featuring your favorite traditional and contemporary Irish tunes. Show dates are Saturdays\, March 16 and 23 at 7:30pm and Sunday Matinees\, March 17 and 24 at 2:30pm. Celtic Folk includes vocalists and musicians: Tom Clegg\, Julie Henze\, Kerrylynn Kraemer\, Roy Schwab\, Mykael Lengling\, Rachel Stoyke\, Ramona Tritz\, and Steve Vogt. \nTickets are $15 for PAC Members and $17 Non-Members (tax included) and are available now at the Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Downtown Plymouth\, WI\, Tuesday-Friday\, 10am to 4pm\, or call 920-892-8409.  Tickets may also be conveniently ordered online at: www.plymoutharts.org. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. \nCeltic Folk originated in 2013 at the Plymouth Arts Center under the direction of co-creators  Kraemer and Clegg. Their first production was Celtic Christmas. Celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2023\, the directors continue to design annual Christmas and Irish shows\, and an occasional variety show. Mark your calendar for “Celtic Christmas-2024\,” November 16-17 and 23-24. \nThe Plymouth Arts Center is a 501(c)3 charitable non-profit organization solely supported through memberships\, fundraisers\, business and individual donations\, grants and sponsorships. The mission of the PAC is….to enliven the spirit of our community and to enrich the lives of all\, by providing diverse experiences in the arts. For more information or a full schedule of events\, please visit the PAC at 520 E. Mill Street\, downtown Plymouth\, WI or the website: www.plymoutharts.org
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/a-wee-bit-irish-musical-concert-2/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073
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SUMMARY:A Wee Bit Irish Musical Concert
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Plymouth Arts Center with Celtic Folk as they present four shows of the ever-popular\, “A Wee Bit Irish!” Enjoy this live musical concert featuring your favorite traditional and contemporary Irish tunes. Show dates are Saturdays\, March 16 and 23 at 7:30pm and Sunday Matinees\, March 17 and 24 at 2:30pm. Celtic Folk includes vocalists and musicians: Tom Clegg\, Julie Henze\, Kerrylynn Kraemer\, Roy Schwab\, Mykael Lengling\, Rachel Stoyke\, Ramona Tritz\, and Steve Vogt. \nTickets are $15 for PAC Members and $17 Non-Members (tax included) and are available now at the Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Downtown Plymouth\, WI\, Tuesday-Friday\, 10am to 4pm\, or call 920-892-8409.  Tickets may also be conveniently ordered online at: www.plymoutharts.org. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. \nCeltic Folk originated in 2013 at the Plymouth Arts Center under the direction of co-creators  Kraemer and Clegg. Their first production was Celtic Christmas. Celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2023\, the directors continue to design annual Christmas and Irish shows\, and an occasional variety show. Mark your calendar for “Celtic Christmas-2024\,” November 16-17 and 23-24. \nThe Plymouth Arts Center is a 501(c)3 charitable non-profit organization solely supported through memberships\, fundraisers\, business and individual donations\, grants and sponsorships. The mission of the PAC is….to enliven the spirit of our community and to enrich the lives of all\, by providing diverse experiences in the arts. For more information or a full schedule of events\, please visit the PAC at 520 E. Mill Street\, downtown Plymouth\, WI or the website: www.plymoutharts.org
URL:https://www.cowcountry.us/event/a-wee-bit-irish-musical-concert-4/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 East Mill Street\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073
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