The Color of Air by Gail Tsukiyama is a historical novel set in 1935 on the Big Island of Hawaii as the Mauna Loa volcano begins to stir. The story follows a tight-knit Japanese American community whose members are drawn together when Daniel, a young doctor, returns home and must confront long-buried secrets. Through interconnected voices,
Come to laugh OR play! Either way, come with some fun suggestions and visit the hobnob theatre website for details and Friday, May 1, tickets.
Enjoy an intimate Chamber Music Series featuring Butler County Symphony musicians performing beloved works by Beethoven and Tchaikovsky in small ensembles at welcoming venues across Butler County.
Dust Child is a powerful novel that follows the intertwined stories of two Vietnamese sisters, a Black American veteran, and a young Amerasian man searching for his identity. Set during the Vietnam War and decades later, the book explores love, abandonment, trauma, and the lasting impact of conflict on families. As each character struggles with secrets
Hay Fever by Noël Coward is a sharp-witted comedy of manners that follows the eccentric Bliss family as they each invite unsuspecting guests to their country home for the weekend. Chaos ensues as the self-absorbed family members engage in theatrical antics, blurring the line between reality and performance. With biting humor and rapid-fire dialogue, the play
Come to laugh OR play! Either way, come with some fun suggestions and visit the hobnob theatre website for details and Friday, June 5, tickets.
The T.W. Phillips Family - Contributions To The Growth of Butler Through Oil & Gas And Philanthropy July 10 & 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 322 North McKean Street Free – Donations welcome
Enjoy live music against the backdrop of the beautiful TW Phillips Building on Main Street. Radiant Strings grew from a mantra passed down through a family of musicians: "IT'S NOT CALLED WORKING THE VIOLIN, IT'S CALLED PLAYING THE VIOLIN." That mantra shaped our founder Nicole from the moment she picked up a violin at age
Butler Magic is a locally produced silent film celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, bringing together the region’s most talented performers and featuring Butler County's most iconic locations in one imaginative, cinematic experience. When a present-day protagonist stumbles upon a mysterious prop trunk once belonging to Harry Houdini, he’s swept through time into a playful, high-stakes adventure. Joined
Born out of the heart of the Rust Belt, Cook McKoy (lead singer of Dinnerbell Road) brings a raw, industrial edge to the acoustic stage. Drawing inspiration from the smokestacks and coal mines of Pennsylvania, his music explores the high-stakes stories of everyday life—from family history to the long road home. Armed with a Gibson J-45 and
