Play Reading this Thursday!

We are going to have a play reading on Thursday night at 6:00 at the Lanesboro Library. Come and join us to read "Leaving Iowa", which is a possibility for our winter play!

Silent Movies were a HIT!

A big thank you to everyone who came to see our "Silent Movies in the Park After Dark"! We had about 200 on Saturday night and 225 on Sunday! Everyone loved seeing themselves, their neighbors and friends in Rumplestiltskin, Sleeping Beauty, and The Three Bikers and the Trail Troll. Thank you all of our volunteers who acted in the movies, who helped behind the scenes, who helped set up the nights of the showing, who entertained the nights of the showing, and everyone else who was involved in any way - and there were many of you!

Silent Movies in the Park After Dark!

Silent Movies in the Park after Dark!

A trailer for our silent movie nights! Hope to see you there on Sept. 8 and 9! Please share!

Please mark your calendars for this very fun event! It's a silent movie made in Lanesboro starring your friends and neighbors. You won't want to miss it!

Melodrama Cancelled!!!

We are sorry to announce that the melodrama in the park has been cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. But we have a very special event coming in September. Watch this space for an announcement!

Auditions!!

It's time for another show!! Auditions are next week for the melodrama in the park, titled She Was Only a Farmer's Daughter. Stop by the Lanesboro Community Center between 6pm and 8 on July 10 or 11. No preparation necessary.


She Was Only a Farmer’s Daughter, by Millard Crosby, is the story of farmer’s daughter Millie Spivens, who goes off to the big city for her education where she becomes the victim of the deep-eyed villain Mulberry Foxhall, the most despicable villain that ever trod the boards. She returns to the small farm town to work at an inn where she catches the attention of her high school friend, Osgood Smithers. Alas, Mulberry appears on the scene and makes life intolerable for our heroine. There are stolen jewels, wrongful accusations and a surprising twist before Millie and the hero, Osgood, do prevail in the end, and Mulberry Foxhall goes slinking off.

Performances will be at Sylvan Park in Lanesboro on August 25 and 26 at 4:00 p.m. For more information call director Sandy Webb at 467-2251.