Upcoming Events at the Barn!
Photo by Charlotte Brugman
Thursday. July 18th, 7pm 10$ tickets
Hot Lunch Special
Andrew Lynch, Katie Melby, Katie Hartman
A collection of new music, performances and media by Barn regular Andrew Lynch
Rated PG-13
Rated PG-13
Also on July 18th
Eric Holm's Radical Queer Country Music
Eric Holm & Friends present new and old radical country music for political protest and civic reassurance. With songs like"Queer Kids In Red States"; about the courage to come out in a rural area and
"Grampa Would Have Been So Mad" about the moral decline of the Republican Party, Holm challenges and protests the broken status quo in American society. With sweet vocal harmonies and tender musical traditions offsetting his gently radical lyrics, Holm endeavors to be a bridge-builder between country people and city people, and is happy to share these songs with the Barn Arts community.
Rated PG for gently profane language; adult discussions of politics, love, and sex
"Grampa Would Have Been So Mad" about the moral decline of the Republican Party, Holm challenges and protests the broken status quo in American society. With sweet vocal harmonies and tender musical traditions offsetting his gently radical lyrics, Holm endeavors to be a bridge-builder between country people and city people, and is happy to share these songs with the Barn Arts community.
Rated PG for gently profane language; adult discussions of politics, love, and sex
Saturday, July 20th, 7pm 10$ tickets
It's Been a Long Way, But We're Here
Ben Moniz with Elli Hartig
A Documentary Theater retelling of Apollo 11 on the 50th Anniversary of Humanity's first footsteps on another world; an exploration of who we achieve things and who we achieve them for.
The show will feature a live re-flying of Apollo 11 in
Kerbal Space Program, discussions of science relating to
human space flight, science demonstrations, and will explore
themes relating to human achievement and who we achieve
things for. Stick around after the show to party with us, ask
questions, see the moon through a telescope, and celebrate
the exact moment (10:56) that Neil took his first small step.
Rated PG-13.
Kerbal Space Program, discussions of science relating to
human space flight, science demonstrations, and will explore
themes relating to human achievement and who we achieve
things for. Stick around after the show to party with us, ask
questions, see the moon through a telescope, and celebrate
the exact moment (10:56) that Neil took his first small step.
Rated PG-13.
Friday, July 26th 7pm. 10$ admission
Pumpernips
Bread Arts Collective
A slew of Barn alumni with a combined two decades of preforming at the Barn, team up for a variety show like you've never seen before!
A curated evening of themed performances ranging from installation art, poetry, film, theater, music, and whatever else you can think of. It is a celebration of the smaller endeavors with grand ideas and is an opportunity to bring together our arts community for an evening of inspiration and enjoyment.
Rated PG-13
A curated evening of themed performances ranging from installation art, poetry, film, theater, music, and whatever else you can think of. It is a celebration of the smaller endeavors with grand ideas and is an opportunity to bring together our arts community for an evening of inspiration and enjoyment.
Rated PG-13
Saturday, July 27th, 7pm. 10$ tickets
Edgar Allen/Eddie Poe
Katie Hartman and Nick Ryan
Edgar Allan/Eddie Poe is a two-person musical created and performed by Katie Hartman and Nick Ryan, set to ukelele, trumpet, banjo and violin. It follows a pre-adolescent Edgar Allan Poe in his first year at Manor House School, as he seeks to gain academic ascendancy over the student body. All goes to plan until another boy named Edgar Allan arrives in class... who haunts him from primary school all the way to the University of Virginia.
Edgar Allan/Eddie Poe is a dark, comedic riff on the the obsessions, the mania, and
the insanity that haunted the life and work of America's first professional writer.
Rated PG-13
the insanity that haunted the life and work of America's first professional writer.
Rated PG-13
Sunday, July 28th, 7pm 10$
Gus La Casse
Local violinist and recent graduate Gus La Casse will bring the fire for a farewell fiddle performance at the Barn before heading off to college. Don't miss this midsummer jam!
Rated PG
Rated PG
Stay tuned for more events!
