Jul 15 Wednesday
Set on the vibrant island of Haiti, Once on This Island tells the sweeping story of Ti Moune, a fearless peasant girl who rescues and falls in love with a young man from the wealthy side of the island. Guided and challenged by the island gods of Love, Earth, Water, and Death, Ti Moune’s journey explores themes of love, sacrifice, and destiny. With an energetic, rhythmic score and colorful storytelling, this Tony Award–winning musical reminds us of the power of hope and the resilience of the human spirit. Bursting with music and movement, it’s a celebration of community and connection that will uplift and inspire.
Jul 16 Thursday
Join a summer tradition that brings us together in a shared vibration and opens us to a meditation on our place in the natural surroundings. Nature makes her own music: thunder, howling winds, bird songs, branches rattling, water gurgling, and so much more. All are welcome to join in the vibration. Drumming is optional- BYO drum or experiment with a provided instrument or stop by simply to enjoy the fire, listen to the music, and make a s’more. This is a free, family-friendly event and there is no registration. Drumming is led by David Stocker, with occasional guest leaders.
2026 Schedule
May 28th- All-ages Chair Yoga led by Amelia of Inner Prana Yoga at 6:00pm, followed by fire and guided drumming.June 18th – Guided drumming and flow art demonstration by Zach and Jenny of Light Weavers beginning at 6:30pm. The performance will offer reverence to the longest day creating a visual celebration of the summer solstice. Sponsored by Joe Dencker Agency – Country FinancialJuly 16th – Social dance lesson at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Mid States Concrete August 13th – The Great Turtle Creek Duck Race at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Bank First.September 10th – Healing Sound Bath led by Kristin of Nalu Sound at 6:00pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Cornerstone Credit Union
In this side-splitting Broadway hit, brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom are struggling playwrights trying to compete with William Shakespeare, the rock star of the Renaissance. Desperate for success, they create the world’s first musical—complete with dancing eggs, breakfast puns, and Shakespearean sass. Overflowing with clever humor, dazzling numbers, and outrageous nods to beloved musicals, Something Rotten! is a laugh-out-loud celebration of creativity and the chaos of chasing your dreams.
Jul 17 Friday
Jul 18 Saturday
Jul 19 Sunday