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Vincent is at the Penfold Theatre this month.   Photo by Linda Dwyer

Vincent is at the Penfold Theatre this month. Photo by Linda Dwyer

Penfold Theatre presents ‘Vincent’

Artist Vincent van Gogh became famous for his expressive colors and bold brushstrokes. He once declared, “I would rather die of passion than of boredom.” The one-person play Vincent explores the passions of the artist through the words of his devoted brother, Theo.
 “Sunkissed” by Bijal Ghelani is on display at Healing Arts Gallery in St. David’s Georgetown Hospital.

“Sunkissed” by Bijal Ghelani is on display at Healing Arts Gallery in St. David’s Georgetown Hospital.

Time to apply for Georgetown Arts & Culture grants

The Georgetown Arts & Culture Board invites grant proposals for events and programs occurring between October 1 and March 31, 2027, as part of the 2026 Round II grant period.
Bertram’s Globe Theatre will host The Glen Collins Band for Honky Tonk Wednesday June 3.

Bertram’s Globe Theatre will host The Glen Collins Band for Honky Tonk Wednesday June 3.

Two chances for honky tonk music, at the Palace and Globe theatres

The Georgetown Palace Theatre will host Western swing musician Georgia Parker for an unforgettable performance of jazzy, bluesy, honky tonk music June 6 at the Doug Smith Performance Center.

Wonderful new things to try this week

I’ve had the good fortune to have been fed by several friends in the last week, and deliciously so! Of course, I’ve asked for recipes so that you can benefit indirectly from their cooking as well.
Bertram’s Globe Theatre will host The Glen Collins Band for Honky Tonk Wednesday June 3.

Bertram’s Globe Theatre will host The Glen Collins Band for Honky Tonk Wednesday June 3.

Two chances for honky tonk music, at the Palace and Globe theatres

The Georgetown Palace Theatre will host Western swing musician Georgia Parker for an unforgettable performance of jazzy, bluesy, honky tonk music June 6 at the Doug Smith Performance Center.
Nathaniel Fomby, center,  playing Jesus, is pictured with Theron Howard, left, as Peter, and ensemble cast member Jake Jordan, right.

Nathaniel Fomby, center, playing Jesus, is pictured with Theron Howard, left, as Peter, and ensemble cast member Jake Jordan, right.

Play Time: The Palace Theatre is back, with Jesus Christ Superstar

On Friday, May 29, the Palace Theatre opened their first Springer Stage production since major flood damage in January. Attendees entered the building with awe and excitement over the changes before settling into their seats for an outstanding night of theatre.