Summer at CPAC!
Welcome to the 2020 Spring/Summer season at CPAC! This sum- mer we are pleased to announce the CPAC debut of Mama Coal, who will perform a tribute to Loretta Lynn, and a whimsical musi- cal revue of famous commercial jingles produced by the Santa Cruz Shoestring Players. CPAC is pleased to bring back many fa- vorites including Hot Club of Tucson, Green Valley Summer Cho- rus and three performances by the Santa Cruz Summer Winds.
We continue our free concert series with the Green Valley Sum- mer Big Band, the Dixie Cats and the Rob Boone Quartet, who will be simultaneously celebrating the opening of CPAC’s summer photography exhibit, “Arizona’s Spectacular Wildlife” by Rob Boone Photography. The summer series is rounded out by several offerings from Lonely Street Productions and a CD release concert by local favorite, Amber Norgaard!
In June, CPAC will also conduct the annual summer arts camp where students will produce Seussical, Jr. The camp has quickly become a favorite summer activity for dozens of families and serves as a training ground for aspiring performers!
CPAC, a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization, is committed to providing memorable and thought provoking experiences through the arts while contributing to the quality of life in our community. Thank you for your ongoing support of the Community Perform- ance and Art Center!
Christopher Ashcraft Executive Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman Vice Chair Tom Cooke Gary Friedman
Past Chair Secretary Treasurer Mike Finkelstein Nicole Raymond Annie Stitt
Susan Ettl Joan Fischer Regina Ford Ken Frahm Eugene Friesen Joey Lessa
STAFF
Executive Director Office Manager Chris Ashcraft Kirsten Sparks
Technical Director Assistant Tech Director Steve Schmidt Liz Isaacs
Facilities Supervisor Visual Arts Director George Cantu Susan Ettl
House Managers / Volunteer Coordinators Barbara Flores Carol Hawthorne Deborah Leeson Carol Webb
Assistant House Mngrs. Outreach Coordinator Michal Buren Linda Wall Judi Pollard Nancy Smith Irma Thibault
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The mission of the Community Performance and Art Center is to provide affordable programming to all members of the commu- nity while maintaining a self-sustaining performing, educational and visual arts center. Membership and individual donations help fund CPAC’s wide array of diverse programs for our community. The arts entertain and educate audiences, bring people of all ages and backgrounds together, promote economic vitality and enrich quality of life. We could not offer these cultural opportunities without the loyalty, dedication and support of our wonderful pa- trons. Please help us continue to expand our programs and grow with the Green Valley community. All contributions are tax de- ductible to the full extent of the law.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANNUAL GIVING OR CONTINUING YOUR SUPPORT OF CPAC THROUGH A BEQUEST, PLEASE CONTACT THE CPAC OFFICE KATIA CARDENAL IN CONCERT Featuring Guitarist Nina Cardenal th Wednesday, February 12 at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
International performer Katia Cardenal is a singer from Managua, Nicaragua. During her career she has performed in over 30 coun- tries on four continents. In 1980, she and her brother Salvador formed Duo Guardabarranco , named after Nicaragua's national bird. They steadily gained popularity and followers at home and abroad while quickly becoming a leading influence in the Nueva Trova, a movement in Cuban music that emerged in the 1960’s. They visited Tucson and other cities in the 80s and 90s, and com- peted in the Festival OTI de la Canción where they came in sec- ond place. One of their most popular songs was also used in the 1996 British film "Carla's Song" . When Salvador passed away in 2010, Katia vowed to keep his music alive. Today, Katia is a singer, composer and promoter who is adding her own influences to the music spanning over several decades and ten solo albums. She has performed in dozens of countries around the globe with her virtuoso guitar-playing daughter Nina.
CLASS OF ’70: THE GREATEST HITS FROM 50 YEARS AGO Lonely Street Productions Sunday, February 16 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Monday, February 17 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $30 in advance - $35 at door
This annual salute to the top songs from 50 years ago features chart toppers from 1970 such as, “Bridge Over Troubled Water”, “Close to You,” “American Woman,” “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” and many more! “Get Ready” to journey back to the greatest hits of 1970!
RYANHOOD Tuesday, February 18 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Named ‘Best Group/Duo’ in the 2014 International Acoustic Music Awards, acoustic-duo Ryanhood got their first break more than a decade ago as street-performers at Boston’s Quincy Mar- ket. They’ve since gone on to perform more than 1000 shows in 45 U.S. states over the past decade and have shared stages with Jason Mraz, Matt Nathanson, Train, and many more. Cameron Hood’s rich and folky lead vocals, Ryan Green’s explosive guitar and mandolin riffs, and their airtight vocal harmonies prompted the Arizona Daily Star to call them, “a match made in radio heaven.” They were recently named the “Discovery of the Year” by John Platt at WFUV New York City, and were a featured act at Australia’s National Folk Festival in April 2018. They have re- corded six albums and have won more than a dozen Tucson Mu- sic Awards including “Best Folk Band” and “Best Rock Band. JACOME FLAMENCO PRESENTS CUATRO Wednesday, February 19 th at 7:00 PM th Thursday, February 20 at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
This electrifying and powerful show features world-renown fla- menco dancers Lena Jacome and Martin Gaxiola, singer Olivia Rojas and guitarist Chris Jacome. CUATRO brings the intimacy and intensity of this captivating Andalusian art form directly to you so you'll feel as if you're in Sevilla, Spain. CUATRO is the best of traditional flamenco with brilliant modern elements. This is a concert you must experience to believe!
SUMMER OF LOVE & MONKEEMANIA Glenn Henry Entertainment Friday, February 21 st at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
The Summer of Love takes its audience back to the year 1967 with a real look into a concert presented by The Monkees, Roll- ing Stones, The Byrds, Roy Orbison and many more leading artists of the day. Real life Monkee Peter Tork has worked with this act saying “This sounds just like Davy Jones did- Spot on! A true WOW factor.” Summer of Love costuming takes one right back to the day of Peace Love, Woodstock and Rock and Roll triggering memories of good times when life was carefree and fun.
THE ALLEY CATS (SOLD OUT) Tuesday, February 25 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
The Alley Cats, America’s premier doo wop group, have crooned their a cappella tunes all over the world since 1987. Performing the greatest hits of the 1950s and 60s, the quartet is known for their tight harmonies, but their laugh-out-loud, unruly humor keeps audiences coming back. The group has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld, and had the privilege of serenading President Clinton at The White House. In May 2018, The Al- ley Cats joined 190 singing groups in Russia for the Moscow International A Cappella Festival, and came home with the first place prize!"
DAVE STAMEY Wednesday, February 26 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $30 in advance - $35 at door
The Dave Stamey’s music and unique storytelling is a true cele- bration of the West, all done with emotional resonance and me- ticulous detail. Dave Stamey is a nationally acclaimed cowboy singer/songwriter and entertainer. In 2016 he was inducted into the Western Music Hall of Fame! He has been recognized five times by True West Magazine as the Best Living Solo Western Musician and seven times Entertainer of the Year by the Western Music Association.
In the midst of his fast-paced touring and performing schedule, Dave wrote and produced his 11th CD called Western Stories . His compositions on this new release are what you come to ex- pect from Dave - witty, heart wrenching, tender and sophisti- cated. His very latest project and first book, The First Twenty Five Years, Songs and Stories was released in August 2018. With over 60 Dave Stamey originals and their backstories, one really begins to understand the depth of this songwriter and his creative process.
DIAMOND ROCKS: (SOLD OUT) THE ULTIMATE TRIBUTE TO NEIL DIAMOND TAD Management Thursday, February 27 th at 3:00 PM Friday, February 28 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $30 in advance - $35 at door
The name says it all! Diamond Rocks celebrates one of the most influential American artists of our time – the one and only Neil Diamond! Known the world over for his incredible tribute to Neil Diamond, Barrie Cunningham has spent most of his life enter- taining in showrooms, concert halls and on major cruise lines. He brings the magic of Neil Diamond to the stage with his incredible look, precise vocals and a stellar band. Barrie has also received many awards including San Diego’s “Entertainer of the Year” and was a principal act in a show voted Reno’s “Show of the Year” three years straight.
Barrie caught his first glimpse of Neil Diamond when he was just sixteen years old when both happened to be playing the Bitter End in NYC. “I was into Phil Ochs and Woody Guthrie, and there he was singing those songs, too.” The inspiration of that day has lived on through Barrie’s authentic tribute to Neil Dia- mond. With hits like Forever In Blue Jeans, America, Song Sung Blue, Sweet Caroline and many more, Diamond Rocks is a must see for any true Diamond Fan!
ARIZONA SYMPHONIC WINDS Saturday, February 29 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
The Arizona Symphonic Winds, under the direction of László Veres, is celebrating its 34th season as Southern Arizona’s pre- miere community concert band. Comprised of 65 musicians from all walks of life, the band provides an opportunity for them to play a diverse selection of music. Included in its repertoire are Broadway show tunes, orchestral transcriptions, movie themes, marches, and traditional band literature. The Winds performs an average of sixteen concerts yearly including an outdoor series at Udall Park, a winter/spring indoor series at Catalina Foothills High School as well as extending performances to the communi- ties of SaddleBrooke and Oro Valley.
CHRIS COLLINS AND BOULDER CANYON: A TRIBUTE TO JOHN DENVER (SOLD OUT) March 1 st and 2 nd at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $30 in advance - $35 at door
Chris Collins and Boulder Canyon have toured the country to- gether delighting audiences with their talent, warmth and humor. Collins and some of the original artists of Boulder Canyon origi- nally met in Aspen, Colorado at the largest annual celebration of John Denver’s life and music. Since that first initial meeting, Collins and Boulder Canyon have gone on to tour from coast to coast to pay tribute to the music of John Denver. Chris Collins brings amazing energy to the stage as an award-winning singer, songwriter and entertainer. The fantastic talents of Boulder Can- yon consists of Chris Collins on guitar, Kevin Delmolino on bass, Alexander Mitchell on mandolin/fiddle and Bill Powell on key- boards. The band has been playing to much acclaim from audi- ences in theaters from coast to coast, including breaking a theater record for the largest audience ever. Collins and Boulder Canyon are not an impersonation act, but wish seek to honor John Den- ver’s legacy with fresh energy and musical integrity.
BELINDA GAIL Tuesday, March 3 rd at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Having been raised on ranches in Nevada and California, ranch- ing, western history and ‘The Cowboy Way Of Life’ are very much a part of the essence of this dynamic Western performer. Along with being a gifted singer/songwriter, her warm, vibrant personality beautifully captures the ‘Spirit Of The West’ and easily wraps itself around her audience. A vibrant and natural entertainer and story teller with a dynamic captivating voice, Belinda stirs the emotions and visions of the west in the heart of every audience she embraces. A multi award winning entertainer and seven-time Western Music Association Female Performer of the Year, she truly is ‘America’s Western Sweetheart.’ MIMI BLAIS After “The Sting” th Wednesday, March 4 at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Mimi Blais, the Queen of Ragtime and virtuoso performer, pre- sents music written by the masters of ragtime, sometimes slow and introspective and sometimes fast and furious! If one would ask legendary Bob Darch: Is ragtime music dead? He would an- swer: I never heard it had been sick!
After the movie “The Sting”, ragtime music once again became popular not only in the United States but all around the world. The renewed interest in ragtime, the American popular music in the early part of the 20th century, is one of the most curious cases of changing musical taste in recent years. The revival began in 1970, when a recording of eight piano rags of Scott Joplin, the most important of the ragtime composers, appeared on the None- such classical label. The record, which soon became a best-seller, was the idea of Joshua Rifkin, then a twenty-six-year-old pianist with degrees in composition from the Juilliard School of Music and in musicology from Princeton University. Rifkin was not rediscovering forgotten or previously unrecorded material, for ragtime had remained popular with jazz and Dixieland audiences. But he played the music differently from the “flashy school of ragtime,” as he called it.” What emerged was a subtle and deli- cate music, with graceful melodies and compelling rhythms, which captivated a large new audience. The ragtime revival has provided a valuable service in making these pieces readily avail- able again. This music originally came from saloons and cat- houses. It was meant to entertain, and Mimi Blais will do just that!
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL: THE GENIUS OF RAY CHARLES (SOLD OUT) Lonely Street Productions Friday, March 6 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Perhaps the most influential artist in Rhythm and Blues history, Ray Charles changed the entire course of American popular mu- sic with not only his jumpin’ and jivin’ boogie piano playing or his soulful and dynamic singing, he also changed it with a pas- sion for bringing genres together. From his monumental success as a jazz and R & B artist to his record breaking crossover suc- cess in country, gospel, soul and pop music, there is no voice as recognizable as Ray’s. Join us as we “Let the Good Times Roll” and salute the signature piano pumpin’ and dynamic voice of the Genius himself, Ray Charles portrayed by Brady Goss.
HARPFUSION Saturday, March 7 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Founded by Dr. Carrol McLaughlin in 1978, HarpFusion has become one of the most creative and exciting ensembles on the international concert scene. Named for its unique fusion of many different styles and cultures, this highly innovative harp ensemble has gained international respect for its inspiring performances in Russia, Czech Republic, Japan, Indonesia, Puerto Rico, China, Korea, Switzerland, Spain, and Brazil. HarpFusion is well- renowned for performing arrangements and original composi- tions by group members, who are all students of Dr. Michelle Gott at the University of Arizona. Ensemble repertoire includes classical, jazz, new age, and folk music, as well as collaborations with FluteFinity and interdisciplinary projects. HarpFusion will present music from their upcoming spring tour of England!
JACK LASSETER Navajo Code Talkers Tuesday, March 10 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
This is the famous story of the Navajo Code Talkers in the Pa- cific during WWII, through the eyes of Chester Nez, who like so many other Navajos, just wanted to serve his country and make his father proud. He and his fellow Navajo Code Talkers did so much more than that, which they were prohibited from talking about even after they came home. It is truly a stirring story of American patriots that you will never forget.
LIVE FROM LAUREL CANYON Wednesday, March 11 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $30 in advance - $35 at door
Laurel Canyon originates from its intersection with Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. It winds and twists its way high above the city where we find Laurel Canyon residents: The Byrds, Buf- falo Springfield, Carol King, James Taylor, the Mamas & the Papas, Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, The Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Brown, Jim Morrison, Neil Young and the host of other legendary talent who resided there from 1965 through 1976....Much more than a tribute act, “Live From Laurel Canyon ~ Songs & Stories of American Folk Rock” is a jour- ney.... A journey through a special time in American pop music that pays homage to the musical legacy of Laurel Canyon. A gathering of friends for friends, and the interpretation of classic songs with narrated stories from this special neighborhood and most important era in music; an era that defined a generation and who’s relevance transcended and influenced the generations to come. The show features incredibly talented singers and musi- cians whose take on these classic songs draw from the musical history of Laurel Canyon and its vast influence. Hear all your favorite songs again for the first time! GREEN VALLEY STAGE BAND Thursday, March 12 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
Back for their annual CPAC concert, the Green Valley Stage Band has been delighting audiences throughout southern Arizona since 1990. This 20-piece band of musicians offers an eclectic blend of jazz standards from the big band era, as well as jazz interpretations of modern tunes. Original arrangements by band director Jim Parcel and band bassist Dave Rudloff add a unique flavor to the band’s sound.
MIRAGE: VISIONS OF FLEETWOOD MAC TAD Management March 13 th and 14 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Visions of Fleetwood Mac celebrates the classic lineup of the legendary superstar band. Based in Los Angeles, the members of MIRAGE capture the look and sound of Fleetwood Mac live in concert. The band is a spinoff of the highly successful band, “Bella Donna – A Tribute to Stevie Nicks,” which was awarded the highest honor of being praised by the real Ms. Nicks after she heard a live performance by singer Michelle Tyler and the band. “Bella Donna” also appeared on AXS TV after being crowned one of The “World’s Greatest Tribute Bands”.
HEATHER HARDY AND THE LIL’ MAMA BAND An Evening of Blues, Jazz and Americana Sounds Monday, March 16 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Heather “Lil’ Mama” Hardy has been playing the violin for 46 years. She was a student at the Manhattan School of Music under Raphael Bronstein, as well as studying with well known jazz violinist and Author, Julie Lyonn Lieberman Now based between Tucson and New York City, Heather was inducted into the Arizona Blues Hall of fame in 2001 and was just inducted into the Tucson Musicians Museum. This was cer- tainly influenced by her 20 year collaboration with legendary blues artist Sam Taylor, Jr. She spent a period of time performing with Allen Ginsberg, toured extensively throughout Europe and Canada with The False Prophets punk band and was the “House” session violinist for Velvet Swan Studios in NYC for over 10 years. To date she has played on the recordings of over 200 art- ists in blues, folk, jazz, rock, bluegrass … you name it. The Lil’ Mama Band features guitarist Alvin Blaine, bassist Larry lee Lerma and drummer Dani Ponce.
DIANE VAN DEURZEN & LISA OTEY Tuesday, March 17 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
International touring artists Diane Van Deurzen & Lisa Otey are a dynamic duo, a perfect blend of hot jazz, sultry blues and boogie-woogie. They take their act to festivals, clubs and theatres around the world and are known for creating an atmosphere of intimacy with their humor and joyful interactions with the audi- ence. Performances include the Thredbo Blues Festival in Austra- lia; Box Factory for the Arts, Michigan; Yardbird Suite in Ed- monton, Alberta, Canada; Le Bilboquet and Le Caveau de la Huchette in Paris; Blues in Bisbee and Tucson Folk Festivals, Arizona; Yoshi's in California; Silver City Blues Festival, New Mexico; and the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland.
Diane Van Deurzen and Lisa Otey have been inducted into the Arizona Blues Hall of Fame. Lisa has also been inducted into the Tucson Music Hall of Fame and appeared on the Grammy- nominated CD, "Ladies Man" with Pinetop Perkins. Diane and Lisa have co-produced several CDs on their label, Owl's Nest Productions, including Diane's "I Never Knew", Lisa's "Trio", "Bring Your Own Boa" for Lisa Otey and the Desert Di- vas, and Diane & Lisa's duo CDs, "You Got What I Want", "Wild Women" and their Christmas hit, "Meet Me Under the Mistletoe".
A COOL, COOL EVENING A Tribute to Bing Crosby and Judy Garland Wednesday, March 18 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Join entertainers Juan Jose Aguirre and Erin Recuparo for an evening of live music you won’t forget as they pay tribute to the timeless classic of Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, and more! Enjoy the fun, the heart, and the toe tapping sounds of the melodies of yesteryear such as “Sway”, “The Man That Got Away”, “Fancy Meeting You Here” and more!
TRAVELIN’ MAN: A SALUTE TO RICKY NELSON AND TEEN IDOLS Lonely Street Productions March 19 th and 20 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Teenagers around the globe swooned every time 50s and 60s- era teen idols Ricky Nelson, Fabian, Bobby Rydell, and Paul Anka hit the stage. Travelin’ Man celebrates the songs that set hearts fluttering, including Hello Mary Lou, Turn Me Loose, Fools Rush In, Puppy Love, Put Your Head on My Shoulder and the title song. Bust out your bobby socks and come ready to bop along as we pay tribute to these legends of rock-n-roll. HOT HAVANA NIGHTS DANCE WORKSHOP UTAH BALLROOM DANCE COMPANY Saturday, March 21 st at 7:00 PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Get ready for this interactive experience with live professional dancers. Everyone, regardless of ability, skill level or age is en- couraged to attend and have fun! Enjoy an evening of guided instruction and professional demonstration including Salsa, Mer- enque and Bachata. Whether you are 10 years old or 100 years old, this two-hour Havana themed dance workshop will be a blast! No partners necessary and dress to your comfort level. This workshop will take place in the CPAC rehearsal room.
THE GOOD DOCTOR A Play by Neil Simon The Santa Cruz Shoestring Players March 27-28 and April 2-3 at 7:00 PM March 29 th and April 4 th at 3:00PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
This heartwarming and hilarious tribute to Anton Chekhov opened on Broadway in 1973 and has been delighting audiences ever since! Neil Simon, the popular Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, expertly weaves a variety of Chekhov short stories into a laugh-out-loud evening of infectious humor, touching tenderness and unending fun. This production is di- rected by Regina Ford.
TUCSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WOODWIND QUINTET Tuesday, April 7 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
Enjoy an evening of chamber music performed by the region’s preeminent woodwind quintet (Ben Yingst – bassoon, Dario Brignoli – clarinet, David Barford – oboe, Kathy Demlow – horn, Zach Warren – flute). This ensemble, composed of members of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, performs across the southwest delivering on the mission of the TSO, to engage, educate and transform the community through live musical experiences of the highest quality.
THE BLUES REDEEMERS Featuring Arthur Migliazza and Tom Walbank th Wednesday, April 8 at 7:00 PM (changed from 22nd) Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Boogie Woogie pianist Arthur Migliazza, English blues harmon- ica sensation Tom Walbank and their band return to CPAC for the first time in six years! Award winning Blues and Boogie Woogie pianist Arthur Migliazza began playing the piano profes- sionally at the age of 13. Arthur has been inducted into the Ari- zona Blues Hall of Fame, was twice a finalist at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN and has been privileged to play at Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow and the Glen Gould Studio in Toronto. His latest album, Laying It Down , appeared on the entry list for the 2015 GRAMMY award nominations. As a star of the critically acclaimed Off Broadway show BOOGIE STOMP! , Arthur performed at the Elektra Theater in Times Square, NYC for three months.
COUNTRY CLASSICS Featuring The Strait Country Band Tuesday, April 14 th at 7:00 PM Wednesday, April 15 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Join The Strait Country Band as they bring their "COUNTRY CLASSICS" show back to CPAC! This concert features the mu- sic of many of the biggest Country Stars to ever hit the airwaves, or perform on the stage of the Grand Old Opry! The band will play songs by Ray Price, Marty Robbins, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, Conway Twitty, Vince Gill, Alan Jack- son and many more! Plus, the show features lots of Fiddle and Steel guitar, just like you would hear at the "Opry " in Nashville! Any fan of "Real Country Music" won't want to miss "Country Classics".
ABBAFAB: THE PREMIER ABBA EXPERIENCE TAD Management April 16 th and 17 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Having played to sold-out crowds across the U.S. and abroad, ABBAFAB is a stunning tribute to the music of ABBA featuring the sensational talents of some of TAD’s most talented and loved artists and musicians! This multimedia production is a tribute to some of the greatest music produced in the 70s and 80s including monster hits such as Waterloo, Fernando, Honey Honey, Danc- ing Queen and countless others. From ABBA’s earliest hits to Mamma Mia, ABBAFAB will take you on a technicolor journey that is unmatched. ABBA’s record breaking string of hits has stood the test of time and continues to thrill audiences of all ages. With vocals and musicianship that are second to none, the AB- BAFAB vibe is infectious! ABBA fans love it and new ABBA fans are created at every show, so let’s ALL party like it’s 1979! SHERYL ANN STARLIGHT QUINTET Wednesday, April 29 th at 7:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
Jazzy, bluesy, powerful, passionate, and soulful…… all have been used to describe this vibrant performer. The Sheryl Ann Starlight Quintet features some of the most accomplished musi- cians in the region including Daniel “Sly” Slipetsky on piano, Jack Wood on Bass, Fred Hayes on Drums and Max Goldschmid on trumpet. Vocalist Sheryl Ann Mckinley has a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design but a God given voice discovered by her 6th grade choir teacher. She has been professionally using her voice to evoke healing, thought, feeling and passion for almost a decade. Her debut CD, Invitiation , was released in 2019 and in- cludes fresh interpretations on more than a dozen jazz standards.
HOT CLUB OF TUCSON Gypsy Jazz Wednesday, May 6 at 7:00PM Tickets: $15 in advance - $20 at door
The Hot Club of Tucson, formed in 2004, is comprised of guitar- ist Matt Mitchell, violinist Nick Coventry and bassist Evan Dain. The ensemble is fresh off of an appearance at the 2020 Tucson Jazz Festival where they played a VIP party for International jazz artist, saxophonist Grace Kelly before her sold out concert. With weekly engagements at Hotel Congress and other venues in southern Arizona along with performances at the national Gypsy Jazz Festival, this band has quickly become a leading force of this genre. The Hot Club of Tucson plays Django Reinhardt in- spired acoustic gypsy jazz, French jazz, folk, jazz manouche and music from American Tin Pan Alley. Hot Club of Tucson is often seen performing original arrangements of well-known tunes.
SUMMER PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT OPENING WITH THE ROB BOONE QUARTET Featuring Harpist Christine Vivona Wednesday, May 20 th at 7:00 PM Admission is free (tickets required)
Join the Rob Boone Quartet as they play favorites such as play Sweet Georgia Brown, Autumn Leaves, Besame Mucho and Ain’t Misbehavin’ . This concert will celebrate the opening of CPAC’s summer photography exhibit: Arizona’s Spectacular Wildlife by Rob Boone Photography. Rob is not only a talented photogra- pher, he has also been a professional musician since the age of 16. Rob has been active in the Tucson area in a wide variety of musical situations as trombonist, pianist, producer, composer, arranger, conductor, and copyist. Rob has worked with the Moody Blues, Ray Charles, Sammy Davis Jr., Rich Little, Berna- dette Peters, Pat Boone, Tommy Newsome, Ice Capades and the Ringling Bros. Circus. Rob is currently on the faculty at Pima Community College where he teaches trombone and jazz piano. SANTA CRUZ SUMMER WINDS “Honor, Valor and Duty” th Monday, May 25 at 3:00 PM Tickets: $15 in advance – $20 at door *Complimentary admission to all military veterans (contact the CPAC office)
The Santa Cruz Summer Winds invites you to start their eighth summer season, as we salute those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service for our country. Our Memorial Day Concert will pay homage to the eternally brave American heroes with an afternoon of wonderful music including A Bridge Too Far by John Addison. This concert will be directed by Tucson Pops Fi- nalist, Greg Helseth.
The Santa Cruz Summer Winds is a 50-member concert band, composed primarily of musicians from the various concert bands throughout the Tucson and Green Valley area, as well as several members from the Fred Fox School of Music at the University of Arizona. The Santa Cruz Summer Winds is founded and operated by Managers, April and Zack Brennan, and their Lead Musical Director is Taylor Mitchell. Their concert is brought to you by The Santa Cruz Music Groups, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organi- zation dedicated to musical excellence in southern Arizona.
DREAM LOVER: A TRIBUTE TO BOBBY DARIN Lonely Street Productions Wednesday, June 3 rd at 3:00PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Moving effortlessly between genres with his smooth vocals, elec- trifying stage presence, and trademark charm, no entertainer in history has defied categorization quite like Bobby Darin. This brand new concert production starring national touring artist Robert Shaw and the Lonely Street Jazz Orchestra captures Bobby Darin's unique spirit and musical versatility. The show features signature chart-toppers from the early days of "Splish Splash" and "Dream Lover," to the big-band stylings of "Beyond The Sea" and "Mack The Knife" and into the years headlining New York's famed Copacabana and the showrooms of Las Ve- gas. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind production that brings back your favorite classic standards delivered with Darin's energetic and fun-loving style. This is one dream you won’t want to wake from!
AND NOW, A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR: A MUSICAL REVUE The Santa Cruz Shoestring Players Friday, June 12 th at 7:00 PM Saturday, June 13 th at 3:00PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Jingles are designed to infiltrate your memory and stay there for years, sometimes popping up from out of nowhere. You probably fondly remember all of the words to the Oscar Mayer B-O-L-O- G-N-A song, the "plop plop fizz fizz" chorus of the Alka-Seltzer jingle, Barry Manilow’s 9-note hook beginning with “like a good neighbor . . .” and countless other melodies from your child- hood. Join the Santa Cruz Shoestring Players as they take us on a nostalgic trip through the golden age of radio and televi- sion. Laugh, reminisce, tap your toes and hum or sing-along with this delightful musical and dancing performance of theme songs and jingles woven into memorable scenes and advertising paro- dies. Telling the story of television and radio advertising in this premiere performance has never been more fun!
SANTA CRUZ SUMMER WINDS “United We Stand” Friday, July 3 rd at 7:00PM Tickets: $15 in advance – all $20 at door
Kick off your Independence Day week with a patriotic musical celebration. In recognition of America’s birthday, this concert will feature several exciting patriotic musical selections including An American Elegy by Tichelli and John Williams’ Olympic Fan- fare and Theme ! This concert will be conducted by Taylor Mitchell. Complimentary ice cream novelties will be served in the theater lobby from 6:30-7:00pm.
DOWN ON THE CORNER: BEST OF CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL Featuring Mike Yarema and Lonely Street Productions Band Wednesday, July 8 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Get back to your roots with this sensational salute to Creedence Clearwater Revival! No matter if you’re a “Fortunate Son” or you were “Born on the Bayou” let that big wheel roll you down the river with the great Americana songs of CCR. You’ll hear all the hits including “Proud Mary”, “Bad Moon Rising” and “Have You Ever Seen the Rain” and hear the tale of how a band from California created the definitive swampy sound of the South. AMBER NORGAARD CD RELEASE CONCERT Wednesday, July 15 th at 7:00PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
“Poet, peace-warrior, healer” (Tucson Lifestyle) and “Tucson’s folk-rock goddess” (Natural Awakenings) Amber Norgaard will be joined by her band for a special evening of song and story celebrating the release of her seventh full-length album. The performance features electric guitarist and multiple Tucson area award winner (TAMMIES) Doug Floyd, Tucson Musician Mu- seum inductees Jay Trapp on bass and Ralph Gilmore on drums, and other top-notch musicians showcased on her new album.
Amber grew up on an Iowa farm and fulfilled her calling to be of service to the world working as a registered nurse in the Domini- can Republic and Oregon. Eventually, she settled and worked in southwestern Alaska for six years, living 400 miles off the road system, immersed within the indigenous population. It was here that she learned to use music as a source of connection to tran- scend language and cultural barriers. This discovery was what led her to pursue her passion—using music as healing art to foster compassion, spirituality and promote positive social change. She tours nationally, and has opened for Judy Collins, Kenny Log- gins, and Michael McDonald.
BRING BACK THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’: A SALUTE TO THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS Featuring Chach Snook, Alex Mack and Lonely Street Band Wednesday, July 22 nd at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Back by popular demand, Bring Back That Lovin’ Feelin' prom- ises a soulfully sensational evening! The term “blue-eyed soul,” originally coined in the 60s, refers to musicians who were influ- enced by soul rhythm and blues. Sensational artists such as The Righteous Brothers, The Rascals, Johnny Rivers and Hall & Oates were the cornerstones of this movement, and their music has inspired artists ever since. Come and join us for a stroll down memory lane!
GREEN VALLEY SUMMER BIG BAND Wednesday, July 29 th at 7:00PM Admission is free (tickets required)
The Green Valley Summer Big Band is comprised of members from Green Valley Stage Band, Big Band Sounds and other local and regional ensembles. These dedicated jazz musicians, many of whom have had vast experience performing all over the United States, will provide a program of exciting big band arrangements. This free gift to the community will remind you why big band music has continued pleasing audiences for the better part of a century. The band is led by Richard Blickenstaff, who has been a fixture in the Tucson jazz scene for several decades. I’VE BEEN EVERYWHERE: THE JOHNNY CASH ROADSHOW EXPERIENCE Featuring Robert Shaw and Lonely Street Productions Band Wednesday, August 5 th at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
All aboard for this brand new tribute to the variety show that rode the rails from coast to coast, from the playhouse to the Big House and every stop in between! Join us as we salute the iconic live legacy of Johnny Cash and the rhythmic revelry of his razor- sharp band of famous family and friends. Starring Robert Shaw and the Lonely Street Band , we’ll explore the many musical col- laborations from the “Man in Black,” the Carter Family, Carl Perkins and even tunes from his critically acclaimed American Recordings sessions. We’re bringing you the hits, history and humor of the touring show that changed American music forever.
SANTA CRUZ SUMMER WINDS “Tunes for ‘Toons!” Friday, August 14 th at 7:00PM Tickets: $15 in advance – all $20 at door
The third installment of the 2020 summer series by the Santa Cruz Summer Winds will feature many well-known pieces from your favorite cartoons including Pink Panther Theme by Henry Mancini (arr. Zack Brennan). This concert will be directed by Taylor Mitchell.
YOU’RE LOOKIN’ AT COUNTRY: TRIBUTE TO LORETTA LYNN W/ MAMMA COAL Wednesday, August 26 at 7:00PM Tickets: $20 in advance - $25 at door
Tucson country musician Mamma Coal and her backing band The Keepers will present a two-hour showcase of Loretta's big- gest hits, including several duets she did with Conway Twitty and Ernest Tubb. This performance will feature multi-instrumentalist Alvin Blaine, drummer Fred Hayes and some of Tucson's best pickers on pedal-steel, banjo, mandolin, and electric guitar. Mamma Coal's dynamic and joyful vocal delivery will make Loretta's songs shine!
THE DIXIE CATS Wednesday, September 2 nd at 7:00 PM Admission is free (tickets required)
The Dixie Cats uphold a tradition as the oldest organized tradi- tional jazz band functioning in the Tucson area. For well over 40 years they played several nights a week at Gus and Andy’s Steak House and the Ye Old Lantern Restaurant, and now continue to perform as headliners at the Phoenix Jazz Society, the Arizona Jazz Society and at many casinos throughout the southwest.
This veteran ensemble (cornet, clarinet, trombone, banjo, drums and bass) emulates the sounds of jazz from the 1920’s and 1930’s with the same instrumentation as that of the early New Orleans jazz groups such as Nick Larocca’s Original Dixieland Jazz Band, the Buddy Bolden Band and the Louis Armstrong Band. Their selection of tunes crosses the most popular list of that time period and is performed in a fun and energetic swing style.
GREEN VALLEY SUMMER CHORUS Saturday, September 12 th at 7:00PM Sunday, September 13 th at 3:00PM Tickets: $15 in advance – $20 at door
The Green Valley Summer Chorus, now in its seventh year and fifty voices strong, features music from Broadway, spirituals, and jazz. Under the direction of Tamara Kahrimanis, this year's theme is "A Musical Journey Around the U.S." Included are such highlights as: "Ghost Riders in the Sky", sea shanties, excerpts from "Oklahoma", "Chicago" and "42nd Street," Lee Green- wood's iconic song, "God Bless the U.S.A." and more. This cho- rus is part of the Green Valley Community Chorus, a philan- thropic non-profit choir whose mission is to present quality sa- cred and secular music, while supporting the arts.
JOE BOURNE PRESENTS: The Music of Johnny Mathis and Other Great Gentlemen Wednesday, September 23 rd at 7:00 PM Tickets: $25 in advance - $30 at door
Joe Bourne and his dynamic ensemble will perform the music of Johnny Mathis and other magical male legends of the world of popular music with songs like: “Chances Are”, “The Twelve of Never”, “A certain Smile”, “Too Much Too Little Too Late”, “Misty” and many more! Joe Bourne has shared the stage with Natalie Cole, Ray Charles, Nina Simone, Dionne Warwick and several other jazz and popular music greats. He has earned many prestigious international awards for his work including the Dia- mond of the Year and Artist of the Year for top-class entertain- ment in Germany, as well as the Silver Orpheus Award in Bul- garia and the Jimmy Kennedy Award in Ireland. Locally, Joe Bourne was recently voted Best Local Entertainer by Tucson Lifestyle Magazine.
Packages, Groups and Single Tickets
Summer Season Tickets (available February 19): *Receive 20% discount on entire order when you purchase 12 or more unique performances in a single transaction (in person or via phone)
*Receive 15% discount on entire order when you purchase 6 or more unique performances in a single transaction (in person or via phone)
Group Sales: A discount of 10% is offered for groups of 10 or more when pur- chased in a single transaction
Box Office Information: Tickets may be purchased via phone at (520) 399- 1750, online at www.performingartscenter.org or at the CPAC office at 1250 West Continental Road, Green Valley, AZ (1 mile west of I-19). The office is open Mon- day - Friday from 9am - 4pm (Oct - March) and from 9am - 2pm (April - Sep). Individual summer tickets may be purchased online starting February 24. Patrons have the ability to purchase multiple performances in one single transaction from your home computer. Simply click the "continue shopping" button, select additional performances and complete the transaction when finished. Patrons who use this fea- ture may contact the office after the transaction to receive any relevant discounts.
Seating Policies: Seats in yellow are located on the floor and seats in purple are accessed via stairs. Tickets purchased at the door are sold for an additional five dol- lars. A one dollar convenience fee per ticket will be charged for phone and internet orders. All sales are final. No refunds will be issued but tickets may be exchanged for another date and time of the same performance. Season ticket holders may ex- change tickets for another performance in the same season with 24 hours notice. Tickets may also be donated back to the CPAC office as a tax-deductible gift. Pho- tography or video of any kind is not permitted. Once the performance begins, pa- trons will be seated at the discretion of the staff.
CPAC Summer Youth Education
CPAC Summer Camp Ongoing Dance Classes Seussical, Jr! Janette Borboa June 15-27, 2020 520-203-1585 For grades 3-11 expressionsdancecompany.com $220 per participant
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Art Gallery Exhibits
Through the Lens: A Photography Exhibit Featuring Work by Arizona Artists In the Gallery & Theater Lobby, February 28 – March 31, 2020 Reception: Friday, February 28th from 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Art of Re-Cycle VII Featuring Work by Arizona Artists In the Gallery & Theater Lobby, April 1 – May 15, 2020 Reception: Friday, April 3rd from 5:30 to 7:00 PM
Arizona’s Spectacular Wildlife Rob Boone Photography In the Gallery & Theater Lobby, May 20 000 - October 28, 2020
Visual Arts Classes
*Check CPAC website for class supply lists EXPRESSIVE PASTELS: FROM SEMI-REALISM TO ABSTRACT Instructor: Cynthia Haase Dates: Every Monday, through April 20, 2020 Time: 9 AM - 12:00 PM Fee: $37.50/3-hour Session Paper and Pastels: Available for a fee of $4.00 per class.
Pastels date back to the Renaissance and are favored for their brilliant and varied hues. We begin with a simple watercolor under painting and mark making process which sets you up for applying the final layers in pastel with as much or as little pastel application as you wish. The final product can be semi- realistic such as gestural animals, landscapes, florals or fig- ures. Gestural marks suggest an object without completely defining it. Your final product could also be an abstract which relies on value, color, shape, line and texture.
SCRATCHBOARD/WATERCOLOR: COMBINING DRAWING WITH PAINTING Instructor: Rick Wheeler Dates: Every Tuesday, January 7 to April 21, 2020 Time: 9 AM - 12:00 PM Fee: $45/3-hour class or a special price of $75 instead of $90, if you register for both classes with Rick on the same day.
Scratchboard is fundamentally a drawing medium, popular in the early 1900's for book illustration. Scratchboard makes for some very dramatic black & white renderings, but with this class, the students will discover how adding color - using traditional watercolor - can enhance their drawings.
ACRYLIC LANDSCAPE: A PAINTERLY APPROACH Instructor: Rick Wheeler Dates: Every Tuesday, January 7 to April 21, 2020 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Fee: $45/3-hour class or a special price of $75 instead of $90, if you register for both classes with Rick on the same day.
"Painterly" is a term often used among other painters. If one painter calls another artists work, "painterly" it's considered a compliment. The term is used to describe a style of work that allows for visible brushstrokes, thick applications of paint, dry brush, and blocking-in, while incorporating a more gener- alized, less detailed approach to painting. All of these tech- niques, and several others will be covered. EXPLORING MONET’S GARDEN Instructor: Tonja Sell Dates: March 15 th and 16 th Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Fee: $285, Early Bird Special $260 by February 16, 2020
In this workshop, students will learn drawing and painting floral landscapes expressively using techniques employed by Claude Monet. Tonja will share photo references shot during her recent time spent at Monet’s garden at Giverny. This workshop would be appropriate for pastel, water- media, acrylic, and oil painters. Learn to layer paint to create luminosity and the illusion of light in your floral and landscapes by exploring the garden that inspired a master.
ABSTRACTION TO REALISM: MERGING OIL AND COLD WAX Instructor: Tonja Sell Dates: March 17 th and 18 th Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Fee: $285, Early Bird Special $260 by February 18, 2020
Are you interested in creating rich textural oil paintings? Do you like the idea of merging realism and abstract ele- ments into your oil paintings? The addition of cold wax medium into oil paints not only allows you to create beau- tiful texture while speeding up the dry time of oils but oils but is a great solution for oil painters who enjoy working realistically while allowing expressive and abstracted ele- ments to be incorporated into the painting. You need not be an experienced oil painter, but a basic understanding of working in oils is important.
OIL PAINTING: IMPRESSIONISM - BETTER PAINTINGS THROUGH SIMPLIFYING! Instructor: Charles Thomas Dates: March 30 th and 31 st Time: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM Fee: $285, Early Bird Special $260 if paid in full by March 2, 2020
The most common thing I hear from artists is: "I want to paint looser, but I don't know how..." In this two-day class, we will cover the essentials of what goes into a successful painting: composition and drawing; color and value; paint handling; edges; and putting it all together into a coherent design that says what you want to say without getting lost in details. Working with simple shapes and accurate val- ues, we will explore how to suggest reality without over defining it, how to see more abstractly and paint an effec- tive design.
Facility and Rental Information
The Community Performance and Art Center (CPAC) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit arts organization that serves residents of the Santa Cruz Valley and surrounding areas. CPAC presents a wide variety of programming representing all facets of the arts. The complex includes a 203 seat theater, art gallery and multi-purpose space. The Center is committed to providing the best in arts entertainment and believes that the arts are vital to the quality of life in our community. CPAC annually stages more than 150 performances while host- ing dozens of visual art exhibits, workshops and classes. In ad- dition, CPAC rents facilities for rehearsals, meetings, weddings, parties and other community gatherings. More than 50,000 peo- ple visit the Center annually. We thank you for your support of CPAC and for your patronage of the arts in our community!
OFFICE HOURS April - September Office Hours: 9am - 2pm, Mon - Fri October - March Office Hours: 9am - 4pm, Mon - Fri
*For inquiries on rentals or advertising in this program guide please call (520) 399-1750 or email [email protected]
We salute the following patrons of CPAC!
*These lists acknowledge those individuals, institutions and businesses whose gifts were received between May 20, 2018 and May 20, 2019. The Community Performance and Art Center sincerely values each gift. In the event of an unintentional omission, please contact the office at 399-1750.
Ambassadors ( Annual gifts of $3000 and above)
Romy Angle & Robert Fisk Country Fair White Elephant Arizona Commission on the Arts Freeport-McMoRan David & Joan Ashcraft La Posada at Park Centre, Inc.
Ralph Bristol Harry & Ann Paxton
Producers ( Annual gifts of $1000-$2999) David & Janet Bemiller Green Valley Rotary Foundation Richard Callahan Donita Gross Thomas & Melodye Cooke GV Community Foundation Michael & Joyce Finkelstein Ilse Gudehus Eugene Friesen Reg & Tamara Kahrimanis Eloise Fredrickson Sam & Myrna Main Ken & Sheila Frahm Gary Todd Green Valley Community Chorus Mary Wood Green Valley Concert Band Directors ( Annual gifts of $500-$999)
Chris & Amy Ashcraft Marita & Hal Ramsay Hugh & Lynne Beykirch Jerald & Jennifer Rock Susan & Dic Ford Al & Julia Saterbak Frederick & Alicia Haartz Jacqueline Smith Bob & Rosie Kaiser Stafford & Janice Smith Julia Kent Joe & Shirley Sovis Elizabeth Mallams Grant & Annie Stitt Ron Poedtke & Carol Keane Susan & Bill Voorhees Bruce & Char Purrington Marlys Youngck
Susatiners ( Annual gifts of $250-$499)
Donald & Kareen Bahnick Lisa & Gary Israel Shirley Bosma Tim Perkins Mike & Beverly Cote Judi Pollard & Michael Rose Farmer’s Investment Co. Richard Pollard Vera Gates Harold Sharp Carole Green James & Sandra Singleton Richard & Jeri Hejduk Wayne & Kathleen Urbaniak Thelma Hendricks Dolores Whitman
Supporters ( Annual gifts of $100-$249)
Calvin Anderson James & Barbara Copeland James & Melanie Anderson Carol Crain Wayne & Sherlyn Banasik Elisabeth Cretton Ken & Sib Barratt Janna Cullberg John & Adele Bass Steven & Sally Culler John & Barbara Bentley Marilyn Dale Terry Berger James & Jean Davis Donna & Larry Bergsgaard Roni D’Eustachio Richard & Marguerite Bernardo Georgia Doubler Kay Bierstaker Richard & Wendy Ducote Donald Bjorkman Susanne Durling Richard & Paula Blackmar Bob Filep Rae Blomquist Neville & Branka Ford Vern & Bobby Bonar Charles Gardner Judith Bowen Anna Gaydos Betty Brewer Lois Giesea Barbara Brown Susan Girardeau Eileen Buckel Shirley Girod Ken & Beverley Burns GV Chamber Music Society Patricia Burpee Mardelle & Robert Guelzow Betty Burroughs Jack Hall Tom & Barb Bushee Helen Hanselmann Alfred & Raymonda Butler Katherine Heilig Carolyn & Conrad Bye Roland & Frances Herrmann Carl Charette Dean & Mary Hess James Chiesa Margot Heuman Sonia Collins James Hill Peter & Chloe Comanor Murry Holmstrom Mike & Mary Conway (Supporters continued)
Richard & Mary Lou Homan Ron & Geraldine Peterson Michael & Jacqueline Jensen Amy & John Pilger Gregory & Paula Johnson Aggie Porter Russell & Dawn Johnson Bob & Nancy Porterfield Robert & Virginia Juettner Gertrude Raymond Ronald Kelly Doris Repke Paul & Jana Kemp Joan Richards Pat Kempf Serene Rein Kay Kennard Fred & Carol Roeming Donald & Margaret Kinder Bettie and James Rundlett Ron & Mary Beth Kresnicka Terry Schwarze Mary Ladd Ann-Marie Schaffer Cal Lambert Tom & Sally Six Gil & Carol LeClair Harry & Joyce Smith Gaylord & Joanne Lee Ray & Karen Soper Joy Leithner Linda Stein Marietta Levay Theodore & Nancy Steinke Jean Makela Steve & Cathy Strange Del Marinello and Paul Witzlib Robert Suomala Wilfred Miller Wilbur & Joan Sweeney Richard & Margaret Mitchell Alma Sychuk Alois Richard Moll John & Barbara Tams Helen Montgomery David & Barbara Thatcher Lynn & Gea Montgomery Carl Vail Robert Moser William & Joyce Webb Ralph Neil Wendell Werner Malou Nelson John & Shelia Westrich Kathryn Nester Nancy Wilson Carol Odell Robert & Sally Wilson Marjorie Oshel Donna Worland John & Rey Otto Adele Yetmar Ursula Parke Judy Zimmerman Thomas & Ruby Payne Kaaren Zvonik
Memorial Gifts In Memory of Roy Gross - Donita Gross In Memory of David Ladd - Mary Ladd In Memory of Mary Wehmeyer - Susan Voorhees In Memory of Richard Wood - Mary Wood
Thank you to the following participants of the Sound System Campaign! All Saints Anglican Church Mary Ladd Romy Angle and Robert Fisk Cal Lambert Chris and Amy Ashcraft Gerald and Paula Leeson Dave and Joan Ashcraft Mark McCright Sherlyn and Wayne Banasik Helen Montgomery Hugh and Joyce Ann Bell Lynn and Jeane Montgomery Kenneth Bice Robert Moreillon Kay and Lloyd Bierstaker RW Moser Donald Bjorkman Malou Nelson Paul and Priscilla Black John and Rey Otto Richard and Paula Blackmar Lloyd Packer Shirley Bosma William Perry Judith Bowen Amy and John Pilger Ralph Bristol Robert and Nancy Porterfield Edwin and Nancy Bump Bruce and Char Purrington David and Trude Raymond Patricia Burpee Marilyn and Tom Regnier Richard Callahan Serene Rein Frances Chapman Michael and Victoria Roche Country Fair White Elephant David and Lynda Rudloff Carol Crothers Carol Rueckert and James Merwin Dayle Davidson Santa Cruz Shoestring Players Susanne Durling Dennis and Paula Schwark Mike and Joyce Finkelstein Richard and Jasmine Seagrave Susan and Dic Ford Diann Sewald Eloise Fredrickson Wayne Sheppard Eugene Friesen Stafford and Janice Smith Lois Giesea Seja Snow Ken and Kathy Gordee Ray and Karen Soper GV Community Chorus Georgene and Ron Sorenson Donita Gross Linda Stein Carol Guydan Timothy Stewart Jack Hall Grant and Annie Stitt Pam and Stan Hart Linda Swanson Richard and Geraldine Hejduk Debora Teer Roland and Fran Herrmann Beverly Tobiason Dean and Mary Hess Wayne and Kathy Urbaniak Robert and Barbara Hollmann Daniel Westerburg Marjorie Holmstrom Steve Wilhelm Murry Holmstrom Mary Wood
Jerome Jacobs Donna Worland Robert Kaiser David and Donna Wyte Carol Keane and Ron Poedtke M.J. Youngck Lillian Kenelly John and Mary Ziegelbauer