Sep 06 Sunday
The 19th Amendment and the Power of the Vote! Musical PresentationSeptember 18, 7:00 – 8:00pm (Doors open at 6:00pm)
$25 – member rate/ $30 non-memberRegister online athttps://www.cmaaa.org/events--receptions.html
Anita Kallen and Catherine Thomson will present a special musical show that celebrates the law that affirmed women’s right to vote. With music by Sondheim, Lennon & McCartney, Parton, Porter, and others, Anita and Catherine weave in the story of women's suffrage. Don't miss this powerful performance that will take you on a musical journey through more than a century of voting rights history.
Audience Acclaim:"A wonderful performance by smart, strong women with beautiful voices, music, humor and a fantastic historical journey shared. ""This show is touching and important. Thoroughly enjoyable and thought provoking. It reminds me of how much I’ve taken women’s rights and liberty for granted. They were possible because of the long, painful fight by those who refused to give up their hopes and dreams.""This was a wonderful show! Thoughtful, clever, funny, beautifully sung!".
Welcome to the world of Somnium.
Become part of a world where imagination, mythology and storytelling bring the night to life. Walk among interdimensional travelers in a magical forest setting and experience a production like none you have seen.
Combining the collaborative work of multidisciplinary artists from around the world, Somnium is a super-sensory experience that transforms the waking world into the universe of dreams.
Embark on our unforgettable journey with Somnium.
Somnium won the Rockford Area Arts Council Innovation in the Arts Award, 2023 and Production of the Year Award, 2025.
Tickets are Limited.
Note: this production uses light projection and site-specific choreography and settings, Somnium takes place outdoors, in the dark. It involves walking, standing, and some participation.
Wondering if you should take the kids? Somnium is a magical experience for all ages and children are welcome.
Sep 07 Monday
Learning how to be a resource for youth struggling with mental health challenges through our free QPR Training.
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR): A suicide prevention gatekeeper training that teaches adults how to recognize warning signs, offer hope, and refer youth to life-saving professional care
Workshops are scheduled once enough attendees have submitted for them. The workshops are 8 hours long split in a single session or 2-day sessions of 4 hours each.
For more information, email: Ymhfirstaid@niu.edu
A display of paintings created by members of the Plein Air Painters of Rockford depicting "Buildings". These paintings were created on location. Many of the buildings depicted are in the Rockford area
You are invited to experience the collective wisdom and personal experience of artists' interpretation of the theme Echoes of a Changing Planet. Participating artists: Norm Knott, Marsha Goodheart, Holly Blair-Cascio, Susan Berry, Julie Kennelly, Maya Simmons, Caitlyn Jahn, Paula Flanagan-Marsh, Barbara Berney, Lori Gustafson, Sadie Hoessrich, Becca Houlihan, Jose Sente, Greg LaMont, Clara Krick, Jessie Crow-Mermel, Wren Medina, Cassie Blair, Ventie Houi, Drew Helge, Annette McLean and Cherie Heck.
Sep 08 Tuesday
This program will discuss where to start if you suspect memory impairment in a loved one and continue through the three stages of dementia.
Snacks and refreshments will be served.This session requires advance registration. To register, call DeKalb Township at 815-758-8282.