Movie Night at Kelch Aviation
Welcome to Aviation Movie Night, a family-friendly cinematic trip back in time every third Thursday at Kelch Aviation Museum! Join us on Thursday, June 19th at 6:30pm, to see the […]
Welcome to Aviation Movie Night, a family-friendly cinematic trip back in time every third Thursday at Kelch Aviation Museum! Join us on Thursday, June 19th at 6:30pm, to see the […]
The Jimmys
Matter and Spirit: Light and Energy by Karen Fitzgerald Karen Fitzgerald lives and works in New York City, in Western Queens. She is a mid-career artist, teacher, and curator. Born […]
The Monroe Arts Center has a rich history rooted in community involvement. This exhibition will celebrate and explore the historic significance of our buildings, community involvement in saving those structures […]
Every Friday May through October.
Two County Lines
Dawg Bones
A full length dramatic play on the Monroe Theatre Guild stage. Cast: Kate Eliasson, Genevieve Kundert, Carl Messer, Dale Ripley. Director Stephen Eliasson. Asst Director Jen Coppes. Monroe Theatre Guild brings powerful drama and raw emotion to the stage with the critically acclaimed play Proof. Centered around an ailing, world-renowned mathematician, the story follows the […]
Saturday markets are 8 am - Noon, through Oct 25. Wednesday markets are Noon - 3 pm, through Oct 29. Presented by Main Street Monroe.
A benefit for church repairs and restoration. The GAP Church was originally established as the Monticello Prairie Baptist Church in 1850. The current church building was built in 1856 and the cemetery layed out the same year. The church is now classified as the Gap Church Museum, Inc. and the cemetery is still classified as […]
Matter and Spirit: Light and Energy by Karen Fitzgerald Karen Fitzgerald lives and works in New York City, in Western Queens. She is a mid-career artist, teacher, and curator. Born and raised on a dairy farm in the Midwest, it is this early, close relationship with the natural world that informs her work. Her work […]
The Monroe Arts Center has a rich history rooted in community involvement. This exhibition will celebrate and explore the historic significance of our buildings, community involvement in saving those structures from demolition, and finally the creation and evolution of MAC as the center of the arts in Monroe.