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Gulfshore Playhouse will offer complimentary performances of its adaptation of A CHRISTMAS CAROL to hospitality professionals in Naples, recognizing hotel, restaurant, retail and spa workers who serve the community.

The Historic Stranahan House Museum in Fort Lauderdale held its fourth annual community celebration honoring the founding families with food, live music, scenic river rides, and a special ceremony.

Santa Barbara City College Theatre Arts Department will present a student production of the holiday classic as a 1940s radio broadcast, featuring an ensemble cast performing dozens of characters.

The 2nd Annual SacTheatreCon announced a price reduction to $30 for two full days of theatre programming and events.

The Public Theatre opens its season with STEEL MAGNOLIAS, featuring Beth Hylton, Brigid Cleary, and Heather Dilly in the comedy about six women gathering in a Louisiana hair salon.

Steps on Broadway will present a concert featuring original works by 12 faculty choreographers, alongside guest artists from New York City Ballet and Broadway performers, with proceeds benefiting the Carol Paumgarten Scholarship Fund.

An incisive production that reveals the challenges of people coming to agreement over matters that have personal implications.

The Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne, Florida, released its upcoming lineup including CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE 2027, holiday programming, BROADWAY AT THE KING CENTER's sixth season, and the Brevard Symphony Orchestra's 73rd season.

Tina Broerman has been hired as Chief Event Operations Officer at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center in Appleton, Wisconsin, where she will oversee Guest Experience and Facility Operations teams.

YELLOWHOUSE BLUES BAND will perform at The Spire Center for Performing Arts for a benefit concert supporting the Plymouth Taskforce to End Homelessness.

Sierra Madre Playhouse will present the 1926 silent film FAUST with live piano accompaniment by Larry Garf. Writer Rich Procter will introduce the F.W. Murnau masterpiece and lead a post-screening discussion.

Wendi McLendon-Covey will star in an invitation-only industry reading of T.J. Pieffer's original comedy PRAIRIE PARK, a mockumentary about a failing Western-themed amusement park in Florida.

Frontier Touring and Melbourne Park will present SUPAGLOO, a quarterly all-ages concert series showcasing emerging Australian music talent at MCA at Melbourne Park.

Independent Opera Company will present G. C. Menotti's two-act opera THE MEDIUM, a dramatic work centered on a fake spiritualist and the guests who visit her home seeking contact with deceased loved ones.

Japanese-Brazilian singer Lisa Ono will perform at Adelaide Town Hall as part of her Australian tour, bringing her blend of bossa nova, Brazilian rhythms and jazz to local audiences.

THE LONG RUN: Songs of the Eagles will perform at The Park Theatre in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, featuring six New England musicians recreating the harmonies and guitar work of the iconic rock band.

The Florida Theatre announced four upcoming performances featuring LITTLE RIVER BAND with David Pack, stand-up comedian Gianmarco Soresi, THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS, and a tribute to Tom Petty.

Singer-songwriter Zoe FitzGerald Carter will release her fourth full-length album, CHAOS BY DESIGN, featuring twelve songs blending Americana, jazz, and folk. The album was produced by Jeffrey Wood, former head of Fantasy Studios, and features Bay Area musicians.

British blues-rock guitarist Mick McConnell will release his studio album THINGS ARE LOOKING UP on November 9, 2026, followed by a UK tour with his band MICK MCCONNELL & BLUE THUNDER.

The Downtown Women's Center honored Miley Cyrus and Tish Cyrus-Purcell at its annual gala, raising record funds including a $1 million gift from the Miley Cyrus Foundation for housing development in Los Angeles.

Broward College announced programming for its Visual & Performing Arts galleries, including a solo exhibition by artist Carlos Solorzano and the annual faculty art show.

Hope Family Wines hosts a multi-course dinner paired with California Central Coast wines at Vivante in Carmel, Indiana, with wine educator Tina Pantoja guiding the tasting.

Syracuse Stage announced the cast and creative team for LES MISÉRABLES, directed by Artistic Director Robert Hupp. The production features Colin Anderson as Jean Valjean and Jonathan Christopher as Javert, with performances at the Archbold Theatre.

Anne L. Thompson-Scretching's Southern drama HOME IS SWEET SORROW received 10 nominations from AUDELCO for the 54th Annual Recognition Awards for Excellence in Black Theatre, while Thompson-Scretching will receive the organization's Legacy Award.

The Marblehead School of Ballet and the North Shore Civic Ballet are launching their Annual Winter Coat and Pajama Drive. This community initiative reflects both organizations' commitment to serving the community.