
Events Search and Views Navigation
October 2023
Granite City Radio Theatre
The 12th season of GRANITE CITY RADIO THEATRE kicks off on Wednesday, October 4th with special musical guest Becky Kapell. Host Jay Terry presides over the show, which also features ace house band Collective Unconscious, radio drama with Shades Brigade, Trivia with Dan Barth, and loads of great comedy sketches. Listen on the radio or — better yet! — join us at Pioneer Place On Fifth to see the show LIVE.
Find out more »Family Fun Night at GRRL
Join us for this monthly program where you can enjoy spending time with your whole family! We will start with a read aloud story about kindness followed by unstructured family time where you can explore art, science, crafts and more! For families.
Find out more »Tree Shakers Genealogy Club at GRRL
Shake up your family tree! Monthly genealogy club featuring an educational topic and discussion between members to share tips and ideas for the informal amateur genealogist. Beginner to advanced experience welcome. For ages 16 to adult.
Find out more »The Fabulous Armadillos: What’s Going On? Songs from the Vietnam War Era
“What’s Going On: Songs From The Vietnam War Era” is a moving concert experience that incorporates live music, live narration and video to provide the audience a multi-media deep dive into the 60’s and early 70’s and of course, the Vietnam War. Through song and imagery this concert examines the tumultuous time period, but concludes on a note of hope and inspiration for a better tomorrow. As one Vietnam Veteran narrates during the show, “When we think of our divisions…
Find out more »The Fabulous Armadillos: What’s Going On? Songs from the Vietnam War Era
“What’s Going On: Songs From The Vietnam War Era” is a moving concert experience that incorporates live music, live narration and video to provide the audience a multi-media deep dive into the 60’s and early 70’s and of course, the Vietnam War. Through song and imagery this concert examines the tumultuous time period, but concludes on a note of hope and inspiration for a better tomorrow. As one Vietnam Veteran narrates during the show, “When we think of our divisions…
Find out more »Mallrats
Remembering the 90’s show on MTV called “Unplugged” may be a bit difficult so that’s why we relive it right here. Let’s go. Just like we remember when MTV played music and cut the cord. MTV Unplugged was a television series that showcased the biggest musical artists of the 90s. These musical performances were filmed and recorded in front of small audiences and as the title implies, the bands played acoustic instruments. The sparse stage set-ups, subdued lighting, and acoustic…
Find out more »Imagery Unveiled: A Journey into Artistic Justice at GRRL
Imagery is important. Imagery has been used since humans began to develop as a way to tell and depict messages, stories, and ideas about ourselves and the world. Join local artist Vatsalaa Jha, and together you will use imagery to talk about the theme of the meeting and take art to a deeper level. We will also try to understand how we can use our own imagination and power to reframe and re-illustrate the imagery to represent a “just” outcome
Find out more »The Fabulous Armadillos: What’s Going On? Songs from the Vietnam War Era
“What’s Going On: Songs From The Vietnam War Era” is a moving concert experience that incorporates live music, live narration and video to provide the audience a multi-media deep dive into the 60’s and early 70’s and of course, the Vietnam War. Through song and imagery this concert examines the tumultuous time period, but concludes on a note of hope and inspiration for a better tomorrow. As one Vietnam Veteran narrates during the show, “When we think of our divisions…
Find out more »Fall Storytime at GRRL
Join us for stories, songs and fun! Books are geared to 3 to 6 year olds but younger and older friends are welcome! No advanced registration needed. Please check in at the Children's desk upon arrival. Tuesdays, Sept. 19 to Dec. 5
Find out more »Roller Coaster Challenge at GRRL
Have you ever ridden a roller coaster? Have you ever wanted to design your own? In this program, we will explore the science behind how and why roller coasters work, and why we do not fall out. You will build your own roller coaster using foam tube insulation, tape, and other materials. Can you make the marble loop-the-loop? For teens. Limit 15.
Find out more »