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Morgan James Dustbowl Revival at the Stroke of Midnight Voiceplay Sister's Christmas Catechism Morgan James Friday, October 5 Dustbowl Revival Friday, November 2 At the Stroke of Midnight Saturday, November 24 VoicePlay Friday, December 7 Sister’s Christmas Catechism Saturday, December 15 Volume 9 Issue 1 | CityOperaHouse.org WELCOME Thank you for coming tonight! As I write this 2018-19 performing arts season welcome, I find myself reflecting fondly over the last nine years and excited by what is ahead. In January 2010, MSU’s Wharton Center for Performing Arts entered into a management agreement with the City Opera House Heritage Association. With this agreement, I began to live two lives - simultaneously serving as the G.M. of Wharton Center and as Managing Director of COH. Every time I left our Torch Lake home, I’d leave my heart here. In 2015 I retired from Wharton, moved into our Torch lake home permanently and stepped into the COH Executive Director role full time. I have not looked back! The work we do daily at City Opera House is impactful. We’ve built two world class performing arts series. We work diligently to bring diverse national and regional performing arts to you. Beyond presenting, we host public and private events year-round and provide arts education through several programs. 60,000 patrons visit City Opera House driving an estimated $2.2 million into the local economy annually. We have also added amenities to serve both the public and artists and continue to receive positive comments on those additions. A large part of my role has become fundraising. 40 percent of our budget is supported by ticket sales from shows like the one you are attending tonight. The rest has to come from donations, grants and gifts. Join in supporting what you love. Consider a donation. Become a volunteer. Learn more about this treasure and how you can be a part. I am proud of the vibrancy of the arts we provide and continuing the history of this iconic place. I’m proud to serve the region through the arts and part of the economic engine in this area. Most of all, I’m proud to share it with you. Thank you and have an amazing arts filled year. Diane J. Baribeau Executive Director SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SUPPORTI T Trusted for generations. Since 1916, Auto-Owners Insurance and your local independent agent have been there when it matters most. Our agents are licensed experts who will work with you to understand your needs and make sure you’re properly protected. From personal and life insurance to business insurance, protect everything you’ve worked so hard for with a company you can trust. Visit auto-owners.com to find your local agent today. 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That’s why we are Friday, October 5 proud to support the Take It From the Top arts education Love Never Dies Broadway Bound! program at City Opera House and a number of other Saturday, October 13 programs that spark the imagination. The Dustbowl Revival Friday, November 2 At the Stroke of Midnight A Holiday Original Musical Saturday, November 24 VoicePlay Warm Up-A Holiday Special Friday, December 7 Sister’s Christmas Catechism The Mystery of the Magi’s Gold Saturday, December 15 Regina Carter Simply Ella Saturday, February 23 RUNA Saturday, March 9 Vienna Boys Choir Tuesday, March 19 Selected Shorts Food Fiction Sunday, April 28 Paul Reiser Saturday, May 4 Hamilton Broadway Bound! Saturday, May 18 Fifth Third Bank. Member FDIC. SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SEEIT A World Without Abuse•Expanding the Circle Our Mission Traverse Bay Children’s Advocacy Center is a regional response center for the protection and wellbeing of children and families. 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Please join us in sharing your vision of a world Traverse City • 231-947-8800 without abuse. www.LarkinGrp.com Learn more at traversebaycac.org SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SEEIT The Right Price Right Up Front SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SEEIT Proud to Support the City Opera House Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it!” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 111 Cass Street, Traverse City | 231.929.4500 | www. mg.net SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SEEIT The non-profit City Opera House is proud to continue the rich tradition of serving the people of Northern Michigan. Mission Statement BE INSPIRED To promote and nurture City Opera House as a regional hub for connecting people to the arts and each other. Vision Statement City Opera House offers: City Opera House... • Two dynamic performing arts series annually. • Encourages a lifelong passion for the arts and adds vibrancy • Arts education programming and value to the community. for youth ages 3-18 in Northern Michigan. • Presents excellent programming and education • A venue for public events like to connect people to the Picnic at the Opera, National arts and each other. Writers Series, Traverse City Film Festival and more. • Preserves the City Opera OVER 115 CLASSES EACH WEEK! House building as an historic • A private venue for families Yoga • Cardio Dance • Cycling • Strength Training • TRX • Hot Yoga treasure, a useful and modern and businesses celebrating gathering place, and a premiere milestones like weddings, performance destination. corporate meetings and more. • Is financially sustained by • Regional visual artist displays capable management, patrons monthly at no charge. and community partnerships. • Welcomes everyone with respect and excellent service. 332 E Front Street, Traverse City 231.421.5496 | info@yenyogafi tness.com | yenyogafi tness.com The Americans For The Arts economic impact calculator estimates City Opera House attracts 2.2 million dollars to the region annually. SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SUPPORTI T A COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY Wharton Center for Performing Arts at Michigan State University, in its partnership with City Opera House, envisions being a catalyst for creativity. Our mission is to connect people to the arts, to enrich the lives of Michiganders by challenging them to think and relate to each other in new ways, and to foster creative, innovative leaders through arts education. By programming and presenting quality performing arts – including participatory arts education opportunities and community engagement activities – Wharton Center is proud to support the work of City Opera House as a major cultural resource for Northwest Michigan. University Outreach and EngagementUniversity Outreach and Engagement SUPPORTIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SEEIT The City Opera House Heritage Association Board of Directors Thanks You! Your support plays a critical role in sustaining this treasure. Please consider a gift today. CityOperaHouse.org/support Thank You! SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SUPPORTI T more than EXPERIENCE meets the interlochen INTERLOCHEN PUBLIC RADIO CLASSICAL 88.7 FM Interlochen 94.7 FM Traverse City 88.5 FM Mackinaw City NEWS 91.5 FM Traverse City 90.1 FM Harbor Springs/Petoskey 89.7 Manistee/Ludington tickets.interlochen.org interlochenpublicradio.org 800.681.5920 SEEIT CityOperaHouse.org CityOperaHouse.org SEEIT Fresh The 92 families of the Record-Eagle are proud to bring the very best in news coverage, Frogs in a Pond by Jim DeWildt 24 hours per For all your custom framing, stop in and talk to Todd or Bethany. Both day to Northwest are very knowledgeable and have been serving the Traverse City area for Michigan families. many years doing incredible work. McMillen’s Custom Framing also sells art work from several local artists. Here are a couple scratchboard samples from artist Jim DeWildt. TRAVERSE CITY Recwww.record-eagle.comord Eagle 120 W. 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