Events in Salina, KS

These small, trainer-led walks give dogs practical exposure to public environments while strengthening focus, confidence, and calm manners. Time in everyday places like cafes, streets, and parks helps them manage distractions, wait politely, and respond to cues with consistency. Each session offers hands-on coaching for participants and their dogs, building the skills needed for successful public access training.

An outdoor community celebration centered on the theme "BE" brings people together through art, music, movement, and connection. Highlights include the BHS Brain Station at AJ’s Patio led by Wonder Workshop, colorful sidewalk chalk stations for children and the young at heart, a Pie Walk by TheraPie in front of Gaia, and an Artist and Maker’s Faire, with additional surprises. Volunteer roles include supporting street stations, overseeing rock painting, and guiding chalk artists. Makers, artists, entertainers, and performers can participate. Participation is free for those sharing activities or performances, while vendors who sell their work pay a fee per event or for the season. Each edition offers something new.

An open mic gathering that celebrates poetry, creativity, and community. It offers a welcoming setting for poets, writers, and listeners to step up to the microphone, share original work, read a favorite piece, or simply relax with friends while others perform. Early arrivals can enjoy a warm drink and settle in. The atmosphere is cozy and geared toward unwinding and making connections.

Spend a day on the greens at Salina Municipal Golf Course for a golf tournament that benefits local families facing childhood cancer. Teams of four will play a scramble format with two shotgun starts available. Registration is $400 per team and includes lunch, beverages, and gifts for participants. Raffles and a variety of auction baskets will be offered throughout the event, with all proceeds directed to the cause.

Downtown Abilene transforms for the 9th Annual Abilene Oktoberfest, a family-friendly celebration of German culture with authentic food, lively entertainment, and a festive atmosphere all weekend. Traditional German dancers from Kansas City return to perform, bringing high energy that gets audiences clapping along. A range of German beers will be available to suit different tastes. Kids can enjoy bounce houses, outdoor games, and face painting while adults take in the festivities.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Manhattan Brewing Company with a different roster at every show. Expect top comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits, for a fresh mix of voices and laughs each time.

An Autumn craft and bake sale invites the community to explore crafts and baked goods. Vendors are welcome to set up a booth, and assistance is available for getting everything in place. Visitors can stop by to take a look and browse the offerings.

Enjoy a relaxed stitch day at Floss & Needle. This come and go event lets you drop in for a while or settle in for the whole day, whichever fits your schedule.

Enjoy a relaxed, hour-long recreational bike ride through Salina focused on light exercise and friendly conversation. Riders will meet at the west end of the parking lot before setting off together. This ride is suitable for adults and older children. Bring a bicycle in reliable condition and be sure to wear a helmet.

Connect with fellow visual artists at a free monthly meetup at Salina Art Center. Artists working in any medium and at every skill level are welcome, whether you want to share your work, learn from others, or simply enjoy conversation over coffee. Coffee is provided, and the setting encourages friendly networking and creative exchange. This gathering takes place on the third Saturday of each month.

K-State Football faces Tulane at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Harley Day sets the tone as more than 100 motorcycles take a powerful lap around the field in the moments before kickoff. University Family Weekend, hosted by the K-State Parents and Family Program, commemorates 97 years of welcoming families with campus activities that include a pregame tailgate. The Pride of Wildcat Land Marching Band will also present its annual All-Star Marching Band, bringing top high school musicians from around the state to perform, with a featured halftime appearance. For details about participating in Harley Day, reach out to the Ahearn Fund at ahearnfund@kstatesports.com.

Celebrating 40 years as a church, Freedom Fest offers family friendly activities such as games, bouncy houses, face painting, and food. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. A pyro-musical is part of the experience.

A regular, free Dungeons & Dragons game night welcomes both newcomers and long-time players. Expect a friendly space to learn the basics or jump into a casual session with others who enjoy the game.

Hot dogs and burgers are on the menu alongside throwback jams from the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. A nostalgic soundtrack of familiar hits pairs with these classic favorites.

Part of the Understand & Empower monthly cancer education series, this session features Jayme Morris-Hardeman, Executive Director of Thrive!, leading a conversation on brain health. The program explores everyday habits that support a healthy mind, including physical activity, nourishing food choices, restorative sleep, stress reduction, and mentally engaging activities. It welcomes adults of any age in the Flint Hills region who are affected by cancer, as well as anyone interested in overall brain wellness. Attendees can expect practical takeaways to support cognitive health during treatment, in survivorship, throughout caregiving, and beyond. This event is free. No registration required. For questions, call (785) 323-3878. Understand & Empower is an ongoing series designed to inform, encourage, and connect adults impacted by cancer, with each session focusing on topics like treatment side effects, emotional health, nutrition, communication, caregiving, and self-care.

Late Night at the Zoo brings a laid-back evening to Sunset Zoo with exclusive barbecue from Smokin' H's Meats, adult beverages from Manhattan Brewing Co., and desserts plus more at the Expedition Cafe concession stand. Expect chilled beer, savory barbecue, and plenty of wild fun.

After the main portion of the event concludes, a Business After Hours gathering will follow.

The Manhattan Kansas area Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group hosts its monthly meeting at College Avenue United Methodist Church, with an option to participate via Zoom for those who cannot attend in person. Daffney Kubler-Hoffman will present a short talk on the role of sleep hygiene in sleep problems, then there will be time for questions, conversation, and peer support. The group welcomes survivors of all ages as well as caregivers. Sharing is always optional and attendees are welcome to simply listen.

The Second City’s Laughing for All the Wrong Reasons delivers a high-energy mix of time-tested sketches and songs with the quick-thinking improvisation that has defined the company for generations. It highlights the moments audiences return for, from memorable characters to classic comedy, all shaped on The Second City stages by influential voices like Catherine O’Hara, Tina Fey, Keegan-Michael Key, Amber Ruffin, Stephen Colbert, Tim Meadows, Bill Murray, Tim Robinson, Eugene Levy, Adam McKay, and others. A standout cast brings the show to the McCain stage, aiming for laughter that lands even harder because it feels so true. Contains adult humor and is not suitable for children under 13. Presented with support from Forvis Majars.

The 27th Annual Golf Classic at Colbert Hills Golf Course is a scramble that supports Christian leadership training at Manhattan Christian College, presented in partnership with Bison Ridge Recycling. The field is full. For questions about the tournament, contact Misti Reid at 785-539-3571. Player entry is $175, and a portion of the fee is tax deductible. Registration includes green fees, a cart, complimentary range balls, an MCC moisture wicking cap, and a post round awards cookout. The day begins with check in and warm up, moves into a shotgun start with snacks and door prizes available during play, and wraps up with an awards gathering. Sponsorships are outlined across several tiers. A Corporate Sponsor at $5,000 includes four complimentary golfers, four MCC crewneck sweatshirts, a sponsor sign on site, and recognition on the website and social media. An Event Sponsor at $1,750 includes two golfers, two sweatshirts, event signage, and recognition on the website and social media. A Hole or Tee Sponsor at $400 includes one golfer, event signage, and recognition on the website and social media. A Sand Trap Sponsor at $200 includes event signage and recognition on the website and social media. A Golfer Appreciation Gifts sponsor provides 160 promotional items and receives recognition on the website and social media.

This monthly contra dance at Green Valley Community Center includes a short beginner or refresher walkthrough before the dancing gets underway, with music and a caller to be announced. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students and teens, and children 12 and under can attend for free. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and shoes should be clean.

Praisefest 5K brings a lively, community centered experience to CiCo Park in Manhattan, Kansas. Participants can run or walk, and supporters can cheer from the sidelines. People of every age and ability can take part, with an emphasis on movement, encouragement, and community spirit. Registration is open, and early rates are available for a limited time before prices increase.

Marking a decade of impact, the 10th Annual Gold Ribbon Gala benefits the Love, Chloe Foundation. This community gathering honors children facing cancer, supports local families, and funds programs that bring hope when it is needed most. Expect an evening of dinner and drinks, spirited auctions, and powerful stories of courage that underscore the purpose of standing with families affected by childhood cancer. Tickets are $75 per person or $600 for a table of eight, and proceeds help sustain the Love, Chloe Foundation’s programs for local families. Table sponsorships are also available.

A quiet, book-loving meetup that invites readers to enjoy uninterrupted time with their own books in the cozy mezzanine at The Dusty Bookshelf. Bring whatever you are currently reading since there are no assigned titles or tasks, just a comfortable space to unwind with a page. After a stretch of silent reading, participants are welcome to share what they are into and gather recommendations from others. Drinks are available for purchase. Seating is upstairs in the mezzanine, so arriving early helps secure a favorite spot. Readers of all kinds are welcome, from occasional browsers to book-a-week regulars. Parking options include a nearby paid garage as well as free parking at City Park or on streets around Aggieville.

Meredith Willson’s The Music Man, the six-time Tony Award winning musical comedy, follows fast-talking salesman Harold Hill as he persuades the people of River City, Iowa to buy instruments and uniforms for a boys’ band he vows to create, even though he cannot tell a trombone from a treble clef. His scheme unravels when he falls for Marian, the town librarian, and by the final curtain he has changed into a more upstanding citizen. The score features favorites such as "Seventy- Six Trombones," "Trouble," "'Til There Was You," "Pickalittle," and "Gary, Indiana." This is a family-friendly story to share across generations. Sponsored by The Anspaugh Familyh.

Almost Home Realty is hosting the Abilene Fall Community-Wide Sales in Abilene, Kansas. This city-wide sale spans the community with multiple sales to explore. Sign-up information will be announced closer to the event.

John Rowdy showcases Americana, heartland rock, and country favorites at Rackets Tap House in Abilene, Kansas. The night offers live performances, refreshing drinks, and a classic throwback atmosphere for a good time with good company.

Little Texas celebrates 35 years since its debut single Some Guys Have All the Love reached country radio and launched a standout run of 90s country hits. Known for writing their own material and playing on every record, the group built a signature sound with layered harmonies, guitar-forward arrangements, and plenty of energy. Their catalog features 12 Top 20 singles and a trio of consecutive No. 1 hits, including My Love, What Might Have Been, and the crowd favorite God Blessed Texas. With more than 7 million albums sold, the band became one of the decade’s most successful acts. The sophomore release Big Time earned double-platinum status along with Grammy, CMA, and ACM recognition, and the group received the 1994 ACM Award for Top Vocal Group. The legacy of God Blessed Texas continued in 2024 when Billboard ranked it No. 1 among country songs with Texas in the title, and Lainey Wilson opened the ACM Awards with her rendition. Sponsored by Edward Jones - Shelley Carver.

Series 3, Match 2 of the Treasure Chest Guns Indoor Shooting League features a GSSF indoor match focused on the GLOCK community. New gun owners and experienced shooters can take part in the competition. Registration is valid only at the host location. To qualify for prizes, contenders must compete in two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the host range.

MHKardboard Con 2026 brings a community board game convention to the K-State Student Union, offering a full weekend of tabletop play. Explore a lending library of more than 1,000 games, browse vendor booths, enjoy giveaways, and take part in scheduled board game sessions and tabletop role playing adventures. The event welcomes players of all experience levels from across the community. Early Bird badges are available, and the promo code EARLY provides $10 off a full weekend badge. Opportunities are available for volunteers, vendors, sponsors, and game hosts, with special discounts for volunteers and game hosts.

A relaxed stitch day at Floss & Needle features a come and go format. Stop in for a portion of the event or stay for the full duration, and spend unstructured time stitching at your own pace.

Hosted by the German Car Club of Kansas, this all-German car show brings enthusiasts together in Salina, Kansas. Vehicles are judged by popular vote in a people’s choice format, and trophies are awarded.

The Kansas Barn Sale takes place at the McPherson Community Building. VIP ticket holders receive entry before general admission. Details about attending, vendor registration, and ticket options are available through the event’s website.

Jokers and Jester Comedy Tour presents The Lone Jester, Jake Daniels, and The Educated Redneck, Dan Ellison, at The Cellar Wine & Whiskey Bar in Salina, Kansas. Fresh from their latest special, The Next Special, seen on Amazon Prime, this duo brings a blend of comedy, magic, and music. They are also preparing to film a new special in 2027.

Enjoy the 1993 film Hocus Pocus, where newcomer Max Dennison explores an old house in Salem with his sister, Dani, and their friend Allison, accidentally releasing three witches who once lived there. With help from a magical cat, the kids race to take the witches' spellbook before they can become immortal. Starring Omri Katz, Thora Birch, Vinessa Shaw, Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy. Tickets are available at the door. Adults $7, children 12 and under $5.

Set in Salina, Kansas, this horse show welcomes all breeds and hosts the Kansas and Oklahoma Saddlebred Breeder's Futurity. The lineup includes classes in saddleseat, in hand, driving, hunt seat, western, trail, showmanship, equitation, and horsemanship, offering options for participants across many interests.

Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing delivers brisk comedy and heart, following the verbal jousting of Beatrice and Benedick while exploring identity, courtship, and how people communicate. Expect sparkling wordplay, crossed signals, and romance in a production that has charmed theatergoers for generations. Actors From The London Stage brings the story to life with five performers who take on multiple roles and use a pared down approach rather than elaborate sets or props. Founded in 1975 at UC Santa Barbara by Homer 'Murph' Swander and Sir Patrick Stewart, the company tours colleges across the United States twice each year and shares its expertise through classes and workshops. Presented with support from The Karate Club at Kansas State University.

The Eli Young Band performs live at McGraws Bar & Grill. Tickets are available.

K-State Football faces Houston at Bill Snyder Family Stadium as part of Celebrate Ag. The occasion spotlights Kansas State University’s agricultural heritage, beginning with its 1863 founding as Kansas State Agricultural College, and its distinction as the first land-grant university to open. Activities will emphasize ongoing leadership in education, research, and extension, as well as support for agricultural transformation and sustainability in Kansas, across the nation, and globally. Before the game, interactive stations will be available, and the program includes recognition of Kansas farmers and ranchers.

Artifact returns to Chuck's Bar for another appearance. The event marks a repeat visit to the venue.

At the Historic Stiefel Theatre in Salina, the Salina Symphony opens its season with a program that celebrates American sound and rhythm, featuring violinist Risa Hokamura. The concert unfolds with G. W. Chadwick’s Jubilee from Symphonic Sketches, transitions to Arturo Márquez’s Fandango with the solo violin in the spotlight, continues with Duke Ellington’s Black, Brown and Beige, and concludes with George Gershwin’s An American in Paris. Sponsors include Velocity Flow Technologies and Marshall Motors. Season tickets are available at $240 or $270 for adults and $135 for students, and new subscribers can receive a buy one, get one free offer that provides two subscriptions for the six Mainstage concerts. Season tickets may be purchased at the Salina Symphony Office or by calling 785-823-8309.

Student groups spend the day painting windows around Aggieville, creating a temporary showcase of their designs. The completed artwork remains on display for several days, giving people time to see the pieces while exploring the area.

In Salina, Kansas, a four-day Vinyl Summit celebrates four decades of Acoustic Sounds with performances, a vinyl marketplace, and a showcase of audio equipment. Participants can spend time on the Acoustic Sounds campus, visit headquarters, observe Quality Record Pressings in operation, and tour the warehouse where LPs, SACDs, and gear are prepared for shipment. Opportunities to see The Mastering Lab at Blue Heaven Studios round out an inside look at the process from mastering to pressing to distribution.

At Keats Park, this stamping session focuses on card making, and participants can create three or more cards. Admission is $10.00.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Manhattan Brewing Company with a fresh roster of comedians at every show. Look for performers with television appearances and voices you may recognize from popular podcasts, all coming together for a lively night of laughs.

A concert that unites Taj Mahal with Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl Band, with Bernard Allison and Robert Finley also on the bill. The artists share the same stage for a live show featuring performances from the full lineup.

A sweeping family saga unfolds in The House of the Spirits, described by a magazine as a thrilling journey of the imagination with characters whose joys and sorrows feel strikingly immediate. Across three generations, a family confronts political upheaval and deeply personal trials. At the center is Esteban Trueba, a commanding patriarch driven by wealth and influence, his volatile nature softened by his wife, Clara, whose clairvoyant gifts and quiet mysticism balance his force. Their daughter, Blanca, comes of age as social currents shift around them, and together they navigate love, grief, and betrayal over decades of change. Esteban’s authoritarian drive carries the family toward darkness, while Clara’s otherworldly insight remains a steady source of light and hope.

A bittersweet goodbye as Truck Stop Love performs its final show. Celebrating years of camaraderie, this send-off is geared toward devoted TSL followers and fans of the MHK rock and roll scene. Tickets go on sale.

The Manhattan Kansas area Traumatic Brain Injury support group holds its monthly meeting at College Avenue United Methodist Church, with a Zoom option available for those joining from a distance. Survivors of all ages and caregivers are welcome. The meeting provides time for questions, exchanging advice, and peer support, and participation is always optional. A brief 10 to 15 minute presentation on a brain injury topic is typically included, though the speaker and subject for this session are still to be announced. For reminders or additional details, email TBIgroupMHK@gmail.com or send a Facebook message to the group.

The Pumpkin and Spice Holiday Bazaar is coming, and vendors are being accepted now.

An appearance by David Sedaris takes place at The Stiefel Theatre in Salina, Kansas.

Step into an in-store Halloween costume contest at Poppy & Vine and make a memorable entrance. To take part, bring a donated feminine hygiene item, there is no cash entry fee. Categories include Best in Show, Halloween Hottie for the hot girl Halloween queen, Best DIY or Crafted for looks made entirely at home or thrifted, Best Squad which requires entering with at least three others, Teen Spirit for ages 13 to 17, and Best Kids for ages 12 and under. Prizes are being announced, with confirmed rewards such as free tickets to Practical Magic 2 for the winning squad, an Arcade Day gift card for the Teen Spirit winner, and a Play Day gift card for the Best Kids winner. Bring your boldest ideas and go all out.

Homecoming at Central Christian College of Kansas brings a full weekend of reconnecting and celebrating, featuring class reunions, Tiger athletics, community worship, and additional activities.

Straight No Chaser brings a live performance to the Historic Stiefel Theatre in Salina, KS. This show is open to attendees of all ages.

K-State Football takes on Oklahoma State at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

Participants can choose a marathon, half marathon, 10K, 5K, or Kids Fun Run as the event celebrates its fifth anniversary. A special promotion offers entry fees of $5 or less across all distances, including $1 for the Kids Fun Run and $3 for the 5K, with race shirts optional and available for purchase. After the initial promotion, registration follows a $1 per mile model, for example $6 for the 10K, $13 for the half marathon, and $26 for the marathon. This year introduces an Adaptive Athlete Division with four categories: mobility impaired, visually impaired, push rim, and handcycle.

Salina Crossroads Marathon offers race options for a wide range of participants, including a kids fun run, 5K, 10K, half marathon, and full marathon. To celebrate the 5th anniversary, entries for any distance are available for $5 or less, with the option to purchase a race shirt for an additional charge. After that, fees shift to a simple $1-per-mile structure, with the kids fun run at $1, the 5K at $3, the 10K at $6, the half marathon at $13, and the marathon at $26. Shirts remain optional for an extra fee.

Part of Treasure Chest Guns Indoor Shooting League, this is Series 3, Match 3 for the GLOCK community in the GSSF Indoor League. It is open to first-time gun owners as well as seasoned professionals, welcoming all GLOCK enthusiasts to compete. To qualify for prizes, contenders need to participate in at least two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the host range. Registration is valid only at the host location.

The Baylor Bears visit the Kansas State Wildcats for a Big 12 women’s volleyball clash at Morgan Family Arena. With conference standings at stake, look for extended rallies, purposeful serving pressure, and quick adjustments at the net as both teams try to dictate the pace and ride momentum shifts. The action unfolds in Manhattan, Kansas, where every set carries weight in the league race.

Afro-Cuban jazz pianist Ignacio Nachito Herrera returns to Salina for a concert at the Historic Stiefel Theatre, bringing virtuosic energy to a program that spotlights rhapsodies and a beloved concerto. The music includes Franz Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 and Michael Schachter’s Being and Becoming, a rhapsody for piano and orchestra created to mark the centennial of Rhapsody in Blue, interweaving classical refinement with jazz-driven rhythms. On the second half, Herrera takes the spotlight in Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 for a performance of sweeping emotion and brilliant power. Season subscriptions are available at $240 or $270 for adults and $135 for students, with a two-for-one offer for new subscribers that provides two subscriptions covering six Mainstage concerts. Season tickets can be secured through the Salina Symphony Office or by calling 785-823-8309. Support for this event is provided by Tom and Maggie Hemmer, Roger Morrison, and the Salina Arts and Humanities Horizons Grants Program.

Mrs. Doubtfire brings the beloved Scottish nanny to McCain Auditorium in a musical inspired by the cherished film, following an unemployed actor who goes to extraordinary lengths for his children. Hailed by critics from the Manchester Evening News, The Hollywood Reporter, and the Chicago Tribune for its warmth, laugh-out-loud humor, and family-friendly spirit, this production blends heart and hilarity while celebrating the idea that we are better together. Sponsored by The Trust Company.

During busy seasons, responsibilities can pile up and people often power through fatigue without recognizing its impact on health, creativity, and energy. This community wellness workshop, led by Erica Forbes, a nurse practitioner and wellness advocate, opens an honest conversation about preventing burnout by prioritizing rest and practicing preventative health. The session explores how persistent stress, too little downtime, and the pressure to stay constantly available influence the body and mind and shape the ability to be present at work, at home, and in the community. Those who take part gain realistic wellness strategies, tools for sustainable self care, and a clearer sense of how restorative rest can strengthen personal well being and everyday performance. The material is relevant to entrepreneurs, parents, professionals, caregivers, and anyone moving through a hectic stretch, with a focus on resetting before burnout takes hold.

TCU Horned Frogs travel to face the Kansas State Wildcats in a women’s volleyball match at Morgan Family Arena in Manhattan, Kansas. This Big 12 clash brings contrasting styles to the court, where serve pressure, clean first contact, and late-set decisions could determine the result. With both teams competing for position as the season tightens, momentum can swing quickly and every point carries added importance.

Logan Ryan Band brings a full-band performance to The Hat. Doors open before the show, and the music begins with an opener to be announced, followed by the band’s live set.

Local artisans and craft vendors come together for the largest indoor shopping event. Vendor coordination is handled by a single contact, and applications are accepted only through the designated form. Questions or vendor inquiries can be sent via a message to the event page or by email at stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

This beloved Manhattan, KS holiday tradition offers a full day of browsing unique arts and crafts from more than 100 vendors.

This event offers one more weekend of fun as the holiday season approaches, featuring music by Undercover at RC McGraw's. Food and drinks accompany the music.

At the Historic Stiefel Theatre in Salina, KS, young musicians take center stage as the Youth Symphony, Youth Jazz Band, Youth String Ensemble, and Preparatory Orchestra share a program that showcases their skill and hard work. The concert also fosters growth by giving performers valuable stage experience and recognition within the community. Sponsored by The Supply Company. Tickets go on sale soon.

Participants can create three or more handmade cards during a friendly stamping session at Keats Park. The participation fee is $10.

K-State Football squares off with Arizona on Senior Day, the final home game at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. A pregame ceremony will honor Wildcat seniors, recognizing their commitment and lasting contributions to the program.

Shop a wide mix at Meadowlark Market, including collectibles, furniture, jewelry, appliances, and home decor. Sales help fund the Good Samaritan Fund and additional projects. Payment is accepted by cash or credit card.

Arizona heads to Manhattan to face Kansas State in a late-season showdown at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The two Wildcats programs bring differing styles and meaningful stakes as the season nears its end, all in a loud home-field setting. Tickets are available for those planning to attend in person.

A monthly contra dance takes place at Green Valley Community Center with live music by Open Band and a caller to be announced. Doors open before a beginner or refresher walkthrough, followed by the dance. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for students and teens, and children 12 and under are free. Wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes.

Cirque Dreams Holidaze presents an annual holiday tradition that blends Broadway-style storytelling with contemporary circus artistry for the whole family. Reimagined for 2026, this edition showcases holiday characters brought to life through performances that seem to defy gravity, along with original music, live vocals on refreshed versions of favorite seasonal songs, brand-new sets, vivid scenery, and striking costumes. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Sponsored by Kohlmeier Orthodontics.