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Fyicalendar Fax to 665-1721; Or Email Rivercity@Yankton.Net ROP B3 PRESS & DAKOTAN n FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2015 PAGE 3B To place your event on the FYI Calendar, contact Kelly Hertz at the Press & Dakotan: 665-7811 (ext. 110) or (800) 743-2968; fyiCalendar fax to 665-1721; or email [email protected]. atre, Sioux City, Iowa. at the GAR Hall Gallery, MUSIC/LOCAL Tickets: Call (800) 745-3000 Yankton. or visit www.ticketmaster. thru DEC. 31 — Coleridge DEC. 4 — NMM Live!: South com/. wood carvers and watecolor Dakota Brass Quintet, DEC. 9 — Moscow Ballet’s artist Paul Hines, Hartington National Music Museum, Great Russian Nutcracker in the Wirth Art Gallery, up- Vermillion, 12:05 p.m. at the Washington Pavilion, per level of the Hartington DEC. 4 —USD Symphony Sioux Falls. Public Library. Reception: Orchestra concert at Aalfs DEC. 10-13 — Disney on Ice 5:30-8 p.m. Nov. 20 during Auditorium, Vermillion, 7:30 presents “Dare to Dream” Hartington’s Candlelight p.m. at the Xcel Energy Center, Christmas Celebration. DEC. 4 — Scotland elementary St. Paul, Minn. Tickets: thru JAN 4 — Exhibit: “Bound vocal concert, 7:30 p.m. Call (800) 745-3000 or visit and Unbound III: Altered DEC. 4 — Viborg-Hurley el- www.ticketmaster.com/. Book Exhibition” at the ementary school concert. DEC. 16 — Comedian Vic University of South Dakota’s DEC. 4 — Wagner community Henley at the Hard Rock I.D. Weeks Library, Vermil- Christmas concert, 7 p.m. Hotel and Casino, Sioux lion. DEC. 5 — The Clay Creek City, Iowa. JAN. 4-29 — Exhibit: South Deaf Cowboy Band at DEC. 19 — Comedian Frank Dakota Historical Society, Rounding 3rd Bar and Caliendo at the Divots “Living Traditions: Dakota, Casino, Yankton. Center, Norfolk, Neb. Nakota, Lakota Art” Free DEC. 5 — Phillips, Craig and DEC. 21 — WWE Raw (pro- Standing Kiosk Images, Dean in concert at the YHS/ fessional wrestling) at the Mount Marty College’s Bede Summit Activities Center Target Center, Minneapolis. Art Gallery, Yankton. Theater, Yankton, 7 p.m. Tickets: Call (800) 745-3000 JAN. 15-MARCH 1 — Exhibit: Tickets are available at or visit www.ticketmaster. Works of the Yankton Pho- Clark’s Rentals, Rexall COURTESY PHOTO com/. tography Club, GAR Hall Drug, and the Carpenters The “Holiday Jam with the Hegg Brothers” returns to Yankton Dec. 16 for a performance at the DEC. 23 — Comedian Johnny Gallery, Yankton. Recep- Shop in Yankton. Online at YHS/Summit Activities Center theatre. Beehner at the Hard Rock tion” 5-7 p.m. Feb. 5. iTickets.com or by calling Hotel and Casino, Sioux FEB. 1-26 — Exhibit: Uni- 1-800-965-9324 DEC. 15 — Wagner grades DEC. 4 — Rock Paper Dyna- Waiting Room, Omaha, City, Iowa. versity of South Dakota, DEC. 5 — USD student recital 1-2 Christmas concert. mite at the Reverb Lounge, Neb. DEC. 30 — Comedian Ben “MFA Graduate Student featuring Kayla Kaltenbach, DEC. 15 — Wagner grades Omaha, Neb. DEC. 20 — Tonic Sol-Fa at the Ulin at the Hard Rock Hotel Exhibition” Graphic Design/ (horn), Colton Recital Hall, 3-4 Christmas concert. DEC. 4 — Telecaster Disasters Orpheum Theatre, Sioux and Casino, Sioux City, Printmaking/Painting, Mount Vermillion, 5:30 p.m. DEC. 15 — Bloomfield junior/ at The Waiting Room, City, Iowa. Tickets: Visit Iowa. Marty College’s Bede Art DEC. 5 — Gayville Hall pre- senior high Christmas Omaha, Neb. www.etix.com/. JAN. 15-16 — “Sesame Gallery, Yankton. sents “A Poker Alice Christ- concert. DEC. 4-5 — Tonic Sol-Fa at DEC. 22 — Brian Farmers at Street Live: Make A New mas,” starring The Poker DEC. 16 — The Yankton Area the Washington Pavilion, the Reverb Lounge, Omaha, Friend” at the Target Center, Alice Band and Brenda Concert Association (YACA) Sioux Falls. Neb. Minneapolis. Tickets: Call MISCELLANEA George, at 502 Washington presents “Holiday Jam with DEC. 5 — Crystal Gayle at DEC. 22 —Slay Bells at Sokol (800) 745-3000 or visit thru DEC. 31 — Santaland St., Gayville, 8 p.m. Call the Hegg Brothers” at the the Hard Rock Hotel and Auditorium, Omaha, Neb. www.ticketmaster.com/. display at Creighton, Neb. (605) 267-2859 for ticket YHS/Summit Activities Cent- Casino, Sioux City, Iowa. DEC. 22-23 — Mannheim JAN. 15-24 — The 2016 DEC. 4 — Dakota Territo- information. er theatre, 7:30 p.m. (This DEC. 5 — Simon Joyner at the Steamroller at the Orpheum Prudential U.S. Figure rial Museum Brown Bag DEC. 6 — Mount Marty Col- is part of the YACA season Reverb Lounge, Omaha, Theatre, Omaha, Neb. Skating Championships at Program: An inside look at lege Vespers at Bishop series. For more informa- Neb. DEC. 23 —Twinsmith and the the Xcel Energy Center, the museum, 610 Summit, Marty Chapel, Yankton. tion, visit www.concertasso- DEC. 5 — NGHTMRE Before Kris Lager Band at the Re- St. Paul, Minn. Tickets: Yankton, noon. DEC. 6 — USD Music Depart- ciation.net/yanktonsd) Christmas at The Waiting verb Lounge, Omaha, Neb. Call (800) 745-3000 or visit DEC. 4 — Holiday Cookie ment’s annual holiday DEC. 16 — Hartington Holy Room, Omaha, Neb. DEC. 23 — Twinsmith at The www.ticketmaster.com/. Walk, Dakota Theatre, Yank- concert at Aalfs Auditorium, Trinity School concert. DEC. 6 —”Joyful Noise: Salem Waiting Room, Omaha, JAN. 23 — The Moscow Ballet ton, 10 a.m. Vermillion, 3 p.m. DEC. 17 — Trinity Lutheran Baptism” at the Orpheum Neb. at the Orpheum Theatre, DEC. 4 — Gurney Landing DEC. 6 — The Valley Male Church Bach’s Lunch con- Theatre, Omaha, Neb. DEC. 26 — Paria and Back Omaha, Neb. Holiday Parade of Lights, Chorus of Rock Valley, Iowa, cert: “Holiday Sing-along,” DEC. 6 — The Shaun Johnson When at The Waiting Room, JAN. 29 — Actor/comedian downtown Yankton, 5:30 at Zion Reformed Church, Yankton, 12:15 p.m. Big Band at the Washington Omaha, Neb. Michael Carbonaro at the p.m. Menno, 7 p.m. DEC. 17 — Yankton Elemen- Pavilion, Sioux Falls, 3 p.m. DEC. 27 — The Million-Dollar Hard Rock Hotel and Ca- DEC. 4 — Vermillion Downtown DEC. 7 — Yankton Middle tary Orchestra concert and 7:30 p.m. Quartet at the Orpheum sino, Sioux City, Iowa. Parade of Lights, 6:30 p.m. School bands (grades 6-8) (grades 4-5), YMS Lecture DEC. 6 — Paria & Back When Theatre, Sioux City, Iowa. DEC. 4-6 — Yankton Mall and vocal (7-8) concert, Hall, 7 p.m. at The Waiting Room, Tickets: Visit www.etix.com/. Holiday Craft Fair. YMS gym, 7 p.m. DEC. 17 — Crofton Elemen- Omaha, Neb. DEC. 29 — Jim Brickman THEATRICS DEC. 5 — United Church of DEC. 7 —Vermillion grades 7-8 tary School concert. DEC. 7 — Motley Crue, with at the Orpheum Theatre, thru DEC. 6 — The University Christ Christmas Coffee and winter concert, 7 p.m. DEC. 17 — Parkston choral special guest Alice Cooper, Omaha, Neb. of South Dakota Theatre Bake Sale, 210 W. Fifth St., DEC. 7 — USD student recital and band concert. at the Sanford Premier DEC. 30 — Trans-Siberian Department presents Yankton, 1-4 p.m. featuring Rymma Maslova DEC. 18 — Freeman Acad- Center, Sioux Falls. Tickets: Railroad at the Xcel Energy “Young Frankenstein,” DEC. 5 — Yankton Parents (piano), Colton Recital Hall, emy’s “Yuletide with a Touch Call (800) 745-3000 or visit Center, St. Paul, Minn. Tick- Wayne S. Knutson Theatre, Night Out, Summit Activities Vermillion, 7:30 p.m. of Jazz,” 6:30 p.m. www.ticketmaster.com/. ets: Call (800) 745-3000 or Vermillion. Tickets: Call Center. DEC. 7 —Bon Homme holiday DEC. 18 — The Rude Band at DEC. 8 — Motley Crue, with visit www.ticketmaster.com/. 605-677-5400 or emailing DEC. 5 — “A Taste of Christ- concert. Waddy’s, Hudson. special guest Alice Cooper, DEC. 31 — The Badlands [email protected]/. mas” at the Corps of Discov- DEC. 7 — Freeman Public DEC. 19 — The OutBack Band at the Target Center, Min- House Band at Badlands thru DEC. 6, 10-13 — The ery Welcome Center, South grades 7-12 concert. at the Yankton VFW, 8:30 neapolis. Tickets: Call (800) Pawn, Sioux Falls. Lewis and Clark Theatre Yankton, Neb. DEC. 7 — Elk Point-Jefferson p.m. 745-3000 or visit www. DEC. 31 — The OutBack Band Company and Yankton Chil- DEC. 5 — Salem Reformed grades 5-8 concert. DEC. 19 — Kings of Oblivion ticketmaster.com/. at the Mitchell Moose New dren’s Theater present “The Church Soup Kitchen, 707 DEC. 7 — Marion grades 5-12 at Rounding 3rd Bar and DEC. 9 — Kicks ‘n Licks at Year’s Eve Dance, Mitchell, Best Christmas Pageant S. 5th St., Menno, 11 a.m.-7 winter concert. Casino, Yankton, 9:30 p.m. The Waiting Room, Omaha, 8:30 p.m. Ever” at the Dakota Thea- p.m. DEC. 8 — Vermillion eighth DEC. 21 — Yankton High Neb. DEC. 31 — Secret Weapon at tre, Yankton. DEC. 6 — Yankton Tour of grade winter concert, 7 p.m. School Chorus and Orches- DEC. 10 — Radkey at The The Waiting Room, Omaha, DEC. 5-6 — The play “A Little Homes, sponsored by Yank- DEC. 8 —Alcester-Hudson tra concert, YHS/Summit Waiting Room, Omaha, Neb. Christmas Spirit” presented ton Area Arts, 1-4 p.m. grade school vocal concert, Activities Center theatre, 7 Neb. JAN. 2 — Axcess at The Wait- at the Scotland City Hall. DEC. 6 — W.H. Over Museum 7 p.m. p.m. DEC. 11 — Terri Clark at the ing Room, Omaha, Neb. Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. Dec. Christmas Festival, Vermil- DEC. 9 —Hartington Cedar DEC. 26 — Jade Monkey Hard Rock Hotel and Ca- JAN. 7 — Rick Springfield at 5 and 2:30 p.m. Dec. 6. lion, 1-4 p.m. Catholic High School Christ- at Rounding 3rd Bar and sino, Sioux City, Iowa.
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