Tag: St. Charles events

If you enjoy the Big Band sound, and you’re a Beatles fan (who doesn’t like The Beatles?), you don’t want to miss the Dean-Dorhauer Jazz Orchestra’s “Big Band Beatles” concert

Theater historian Charles Troy presents “The Creation of Oklahoma!”, May 3 at the Baker Community Center.

Nationally known actor Terry Lynch portrays Mark Twain, America’s most famous and enduring novelist of the 19th century.

Grammy Award-winner Jim Peterik, who wrote rock classics including “Eye of the Tiger” and “Vehicle,” combines songs and stories in a performance celebrating The Norris’ 45th Anniversary.

Journey back a century in time for a revealing look at how people found fun and recreation in St. Charles during the Roaring ’20s.

“Music…and More…in the Gallery” welcomes the piano duo Redekopp & Edwards, joined by mezzo-soprano Sarah Holman, for an afternoon of solo and four-hand piano works and vocal solos by Sergei Rachmaninoff in observance of his 150th birthday anniversary.

Saturday Night Lights celebrates St. Patrick’s Day by welcoming back our favorite Irish pub band, The Ragged Rascals.

On March 1 at the Baker Community Center, Brian and Joyce Ostberg examine the secrets hidden in the St. Charles Indian mounds

Enjoy the acoustic sounds of Bluegrass, folk, and American roots music in the intimate space of the Norris Gallery as performed by Ransom Creek. 

The legendary NIU Steelband – directed by steelpan super star Liam Teague –  performs in concert February 10, 2023, at the Norris Cultural Arts Center in celebration of the band’s 50th anniversary.