The Grand Prees Are Coming!

Preliminary information (from Jimbo Duncan and Dwight Bass) is that the Grand Prees are coming back to the Princess on August 15!  

If you remember, they tore it up on stage at the 2012 Grand Reopening of the Princess.  It was a great evening, with lots of dancing in the isles.

More information coming soon!

"Glory" To Be Rescheduled!

Due to the weather, we will not be showing the movie "Glory" tomorrow night, February 18th. We are working on rescheduling this for sometime soon.

Next Up At The Princess

Here are the next six scheduled shows coming to the Princess.  

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW!

• Feb 7 2015 - 07:00 PM CASA Winter Blast

 

• TO BE RESCHEDULED! - 07:00 PM Movie Night: Glory

In celebration of Black History Month and the 150 year anniversary of the last year of the Civil War, the RSCC Arts and Lectures Committee and the Social and Behavioral Science Forum Series will host the film Glory at the Princess Theatre on Wednesday, February 18 at 7:00 PM EST. 

The event is free and open to the public with a requested donation to pay for future RSCC Arts and Lectures Events. This is your chance to see a great film on the big screen for free or a minimal donation.

• Mar 13 2015 - 07:00 PM A Night of Magic

 

• Mar 20 2015 - 07:00 PM Will Talk For Food

 

• Mar 27 2015 - 06:00 PM 2nd Annual Multi-County Talent Show

 

• May 30 2015 - 08:00 PM The Kentucky HeadHunters

 

Air Force Band Packs The House!

The United States Air Force Band of Mid-America Shades of Blue Jazz Ensemble wowed a near packed house last night at the Princess.  The number in attendance was great enough that the balcony had to be opened!

From what I'm told the band filled the stage, and Technical Sergeant Keisha Gwin, front vocalists for the band, did an outstanding job singing.

I'm so sorry I missed the event, and everyone should be, because it was and outstanding evening of entertainment.

The popcorn sold well, I'm told, and Doc and Wilma Mullins, along with Kendal Mason had it covered.  

We owe a great debt to our supporters and volunteers.; people like Bobbi Brock-Cobb and Casey Cobb, an instructor at RSCC, an Arts and Humanities at the Campbell County Campus.   

Thanks everyone!