Submitted Article While it is unlikely that the Bradford County Regional Arts Council’s Historic Theaters will be open for regular movies before 2021, the BCRAC theaters are still alive. We are still working to bring you movies at our Drive-In and Lawn Chair Cinemas, popcorn at our Curbside Popcorn events, andContinue Reading
Those attending the Rialto Theatre in Canton on Thursday, March 9 at 7 pm will enjoy an evening of authentic Celtic music by Seasons (above) sponsored by Schoonover Plumbing and Heating as part of the continuing Thursdays at the Rialto Concert Series. Seasons is comprised of the siblings Mary-Kate Spring, PeterContinue Reading
“A Man Called Ove” (top) and “Loving” (above) will kick off this year’s Winter Film Festival at the Dietrich Theater in Tunkhannock. A sneak preview of trailers for the films will be offered. Submitted Article For the first time ever, the Dietrich Theater is inviting film goers to a WinterContinue Reading
Just in time for the holidays, the Sayre Theatre is aglow again with the installation of the new Sayre Marquee. The Grand Lighting ceremony took place on October 29. It was the perfect evening to honor the late Dr. Boselli and his family for their generous contribution to this beautifulContinue Reading
The Bradford County Regional Arts Council will present The Hickory Project (top) and The Guthrie Brothers (above) in separate shows at the Guthrie Performing Arts Center at the Sayre Theatre in March. The Bradford County Regional Arts Council (BCRAC) will present two live performances in March as part of theContinue Reading
The Bradford County Regional Arts Council (BCRAC) has announced its 2015/2016 Nightlife on the Susquehanna Series, opening with the music of Larry Edoff and Adam Pascal (above) on Monday, November 23 at 7:30 pm in the Guthrie Performing Arts Center at the Sayre Theatre. Pascal, famous for his performance asContinue Reading
Wells Fargo district manager Paul Story (left) and Tunkhannock store manager Travis King (right) recently presented Dietrich Theater executive director Jennifer Jenkins with a grant for $1,885 in support of the theater’s After-School Theatre Arts program. Classes begin on Wednesday, Jan. 8 for the program, which provides middle and highContinue Reading