A new works Theatre for Young Audiences musical reimagining Alice in Wonderland and told through a Latine lens with folklorico music from around the world and bilingual dialogue. This show does have light effects and Dia de Muertos imagery, but is geared toward young audiences. With a running time of just under one hour and […]
A new works Theatre for Young Audiences musical reimagining Alice in Wonderland and told through a Latine lens with folklorico music from around the world and bilingual dialogue. This show does have light effects and Dia de Muertos imagery, but is geared toward young audiences. With a running time of just under one hour and […]
A new works Theatre for Young Audiences musical reimagining Alice in Wonderland and told through a Latine lens with folklorico music from around the world and bilingual dialogue. This show does have light effects and Dia de Muertos imagery, but is geared toward young audiences. With a running time of just under one hour and […]
Visions of Vallejo! A photography exhibit spanning the past to the present Featuring historic artifacts and images from our museum's extensive collection and local guest photographers: ERIN BAKKE, GARY CULLEN, S.N.JACOBSON, JEREMY LAWSON, LONY NEUBAUER, MATT NEUBAUER, CHRISTOPHER RILEY, ASKARI SOWONDE, MAGGIE STATS, BILL YUEN. Exhibit reception January 25th 4-6pm
Vallejo Symphony Presents: Peter and the Wolf The classic tale told with music and puppetry. Tickets through the Vallejo Symphony box office Two shows only! 1pm and 3pm Buy Tickets Here Featuring the Folsom Lake Wind Quintet Fratello Marionettes, and Marc Taddei narrating Tickets Children (12 and under)$15, Students (with ID) $20, General $40. https://vallejosymphony.org/ […]
A Fusion of Film and Poetry at the Vallejo Museum!
A film screening with the director, Deborah Craig. Presented by Anna Bergman Sally Gearhart (1931-2021) was a pioneering Lesbian activist and feminist leader. As professor of Speech, Theater and Women Studies at San Francisco State University, Gearhart helped to launch the first women and gender studies program in the country In 1978 Gearhart worked to […]
Benicia Chamber Players’ April program takes inspiration from Irish composer Joan Trimble’s philosophy: “I am free to be myself regardless of fashion.” Rather than adhering to a single school or style, Trimble embraced artistic freedom—an ethos reflected in Free to Be Myself, a program of piano trios by Amy Beach, Rebecca Clarke, and Joan Trimble. Written within a […]
Join us for a special screening of "From Sea to Shining Sea: Katharine Lee Bates and the story of America the Beautiful"! Suggested Donation: $10 (Nobody will be turned away for lack of funds. Cash tickets available at door based on availability.) Doors open at 6:30. Screening at 7:00 (40 minute film) Post-Screening Q&A with […]
Vallejo Shakespeare Festival Presents Shakespeare's Songs and Sonnets!
Something Rotten! Jr. Travel back to the Renaissance for an hour of musical comedy gold in Something Rotten! Jr. In the 1590s, brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom are desperate to write a hit play but are stuck in the shadow of that Renaissance rock star known as "The Bard." When a local soothsayer foretells that […]
Join us for a Pride themed Trivia Night at the Vallejo Museum on June 20th! A new fundraiser for our museum! Hosted by On The Fringe Visual and Performing Arts GET TICKETS CLICK HERE
