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09/21/2024 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm |
 Firehouse Cultural Center, 101 1st Ave NE, Ruskin FL Dial M For Murder is a gripping play that delves into themes of betrayal, greed, and the pursuit of the perfect crime. The story is brought to life with a fresh perspective by MacBeth & Cheese. With its masterful storytelling and suspenseful twists, Dial M For Murder remains a timeless classic in the thriller genre. Presented in 3D! Presented in Partnership with the Firehouse Cultural Center. Saturday, Sept. 21, 7:30 pm Evening Performance, Center Stage at the Firehouse Cultural Center. |
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Bourbon on the Bayou featuring T-Bone Hamilton & The Big Easy Revue. Full Open Bar; Bourbon Tastings; Dancing; New Orleans Style Food Stations; Silent & Live Auctions; Free Valet Parking. Tickets: $85 pp $150 Couple / Reserved Inside Table for 8: $1,200. Benefiting the Firehouse Cultural Center Scholarship Fund & Expansion.
Create an antiqued painting in acrylic on canvas based on a scene painted on ceramics in the antiquities collection. Follow along step-by-step with the instructor Anthony Record, or create your own imagery using the same process and materials to create your own painting with an ancient-appearing surface.
This Event is Canceled. Al Romas is one of two award winning comedy club veterans who have built a solid reputation as a consistent crowd favorite. Also featuring Al Ducharme, who has appeared on Comedians Channel, Five Studio, Smile TV and MOODY! In addition to stand-up, together they produce the web series ‘The Two Dicks’. The series is about two 1950’s Detectives involved in moronic detective shenanigans.
THIS EVENT IS CANCELED. Featuring James Suggs, “You’re Gonna Hear From Me” CD, on trumpet with area favorite, ‘La Lucha’ – Alejandro Arenas, John O’Leary, and Mark Feinman.
Ken Franckling, author of “Jazz in the Key of Light”, providing commentary and history on each selection. Don’t miss this exciting evening of great Jazz.
THIS EVENT IS CANCELED. Otis Freedman “The Bishop”, Head Waiter, 1905. Tampa Bay Hotel, Henry Plant’s grandest luxury railroad resort hotel, opened in 1891 at the height of America’s Gilded Age. More than 300 employees were needed for the opulent hotel to run smoothly. Step back in time & enjoy the single-character performances that brings two turn-of–the-century Hotel staff members to life. FREE.
