THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE

By Mel Brooks and Joe Darion
Music by George Kleinsinger
Lyrics by Joe Darion
Directed by James Valcq

Featuring a book by comedy legend Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, and a “cool” jazz score that remains one of the only examples of this genre in the commercial theatre, SHINBONE ALLEY was one of the most daring musicals of the 1950’s. This off-beat musical has appeared in almost every form, including a record and a concert with Carol Channing, a Broadway musical with Eartha Kitt, a television special with Tammy Grimes and, eventually an animated film.
 
In a deserted office, a cockroach dives headfirst onto the keys of a typewriter, pouring out the ruminations of his soul. It’s “archy” (he’s too small to hold down the shift key), poet, philosopher, moralist and hapless friend of “mehitabel”, the alley cat. This bizarre, highly original musical takes us into the streets of the big city as archy tries hopelessly to bring the “toujours gai” mehitabel off the back fence and into a respectable home as a housecat. 
 
This will be a rare chance to see a true forgotten gem of Broadway’s Golden Age.

Visit the TAP box office across from the theatre  in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay (234 North Third Avenue). The office is open Tues.-Friday 12-5.

Or call TAP at (920) 743 1760.

Theater box office opens one hour prior to performance.

Market Square parking lot

There is a large assortment of locally grown produce to choose from each week as well as tasty foods and baked goods.  There are also hand crafted items to browse through. The market  also accepts FoodShare benefits and is held weekly June through October in the Market Square parking lot located between Michigan Street and Nebraska Street. For more information:   www.sturgeonbaywi.org  or Sturgeon Bay Parks Department: 920-746-2914.

John Miles County Park Fair Grounds

A FREE and interactive fun event! Learn safety tips about boating, swimming, biking, animals, poisons, fire, and more! The event is held at the John Miles County Park Fair Grounds in the Junior Fair Building. No registration necessary, just come and have some fun!

For more information:  https://www.facebook.com/events/215248762580768/

THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE

By Mel Brooks and Joe Darion
Music by George Kleinsinger
Lyrics by Joe Darion
Directed by James Valcq

Featuring a book by comedy legend Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, and a “cool” jazz score that remains one of the only examples of this genre in the commercial theatre, SHINBONE ALLEY was one of the most daring musicals of the 1950’s. This off-beat musical has appeared in almost every form, including a record and a concert with Carol Channing, a Broadway musical with Eartha Kitt, a television special with Tammy Grimes and, eventually an animated film.
 
In a deserted office, a cockroach dives headfirst onto the keys of a typewriter, pouring out the ruminations of his soul. It’s “archy” (he’s too small to hold down the shift key), poet, philosopher, moralist and hapless friend of “mehitabel”, the alley cat. This bizarre, highly original musical takes us into the streets of the big city as archy tries hopelessly to bring the “toujours gai” mehitabel off the back fence and into a respectable home as a housecat. 
 
This will be a rare chance to see a true forgotten gem of Broadway’s Golden Age.

Visit the TAP box office across from the theatre  in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay (234 North Third Avenue). The office is open Tues.-Friday 12-5.

Or call TAP at (920) 743 1760.

Theater box office opens one hour prior to performance.

THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE

By Mel Brooks and Joe Darion
Music by George Kleinsinger
Lyrics by Joe Darion
Directed by James Valcq

Featuring a book by comedy legend Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, and a “cool” jazz score that remains one of the only examples of this genre in the commercial theatre, SHINBONE ALLEY was one of the most daring musicals of the 1950’s. This off-beat musical has appeared in almost every form, including a record and a concert with Carol Channing, a Broadway musical with Eartha Kitt, a television special with Tammy Grimes and, eventually an animated film.
 
In a deserted office, a cockroach dives headfirst onto the keys of a typewriter, pouring out the ruminations of his soul. It’s “archy” (he’s too small to hold down the shift key), poet, philosopher, moralist and hapless friend of “mehitabel”, the alley cat. This bizarre, highly original musical takes us into the streets of the big city as archy tries hopelessly to bring the “toujours gai” mehitabel off the back fence and into a respectable home as a housecat. 
 
This will be a rare chance to see a true forgotten gem of Broadway’s Golden Age.

Visit the TAP box office across from the theatre  in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay (234 North Third Avenue). The office is open Tues.-Friday 12-5.

Or call TAP at (920) 743 1760.

Theater box office opens one hour prior to performance.

Martin Park

From blues to rock, country to jazz, and our local symphonic band, there is music for everyone's taste.  This free outdoor concert series features a wide range of musical talents from local favorites to nationally touring artists.  Bring your blanket or lawn chair to enjoy an evening of music outdoors  at Martin Park in downtown Sturgeon Bay.  Food and refreshments are available.   Held every Wednesday from June 13 to August 22 at 7pm, excluding July 4.

Tonight's band is Trapper Schoepp & the Shades, an American rock band from Milwaukee! 
For more information or a full concert line up - visit    www.sturgeonbaywi.org   or call 920-746-2914.  

Rain location is The Lodge at Leathem Smith, 1640 Memorial Drive.

THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE

By Mel Brooks and Joe Darion
Music by George Kleinsinger
Lyrics by Joe Darion
Directed by James Valcq

Featuring a book by comedy legend Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, and a “cool” jazz score that remains one of the only examples of this genre in the commercial theatre, SHINBONE ALLEY was one of the most daring musicals of the 1950’s. This off-beat musical has appeared in almost every form, including a record and a concert with Carol Channing, a Broadway musical with Eartha Kitt, a television special with Tammy Grimes and, eventually an animated film.
 
In a deserted office, a cockroach dives headfirst onto the keys of a typewriter, pouring out the ruminations of his soul. It’s “archy” (he’s too small to hold down the shift key), poet, philosopher, moralist and hapless friend of “mehitabel”, the alley cat. This bizarre, highly original musical takes us into the streets of the big city as archy tries hopelessly to bring the “toujours gai” mehitabel off the back fence and into a respectable home as a housecat. 
 
This will be a rare chance to see a true forgotten gem of Broadway’s Golden Age.

Visit the TAP box office across from the theatre  in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay (234 North Third Avenue). The office is open Tues.-Friday 12-5.

Or call TAP at (920) 743 1760.

Theater box office opens one hour prior to performance.

THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE

By Mel Brooks and Joe Darion
Music by George Kleinsinger
Lyrics by Joe Darion
Directed by James Valcq

Featuring a book by comedy legend Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, and a “cool” jazz score that remains one of the only examples of this genre in the commercial theatre, SHINBONE ALLEY was one of the most daring musicals of the 1950’s. This off-beat musical has appeared in almost every form, including a record and a concert with Carol Channing, a Broadway musical with Eartha Kitt, a television special with Tammy Grimes and, eventually an animated film.
 
In a deserted office, a cockroach dives headfirst onto the keys of a typewriter, pouring out the ruminations of his soul. It’s “archy” (he’s too small to hold down the shift key), poet, philosopher, moralist and hapless friend of “mehitabel”, the alley cat. This bizarre, highly original musical takes us into the streets of the big city as archy tries hopelessly to bring the “toujours gai” mehitabel off the back fence and into a respectable home as a housecat. 
 
This will be a rare chance to see a true forgotten gem of Broadway’s Golden Age.

Visit the TAP box office across from the theatre  in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay (234 North Third Avenue). The office is open Tues.-Friday 12-5.

Or call TAP at (920) 743 1760.

Theater box office opens one hour prior to performance.

Martin Park, 207 S Third Avenue

The City of Sturgeon Bay Parks Department is offering free movies in the park throughout the summer.  Movies are "family friendly" with a PG or G rating.  The movies will begin at dusk (approximately 8:30pm), bring your blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy an evening under the stars watching a family friendly movie!

Tonight's movie is The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature.   Visit the City's website at   www.sturgeonbaywi.org   or call 920-746-2914 for more information.

THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE

By Mel Brooks and Joe Darion
Music by George Kleinsinger
Lyrics by Joe Darion
Directed by James Valcq

Featuring a book by comedy legend Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, and a “cool” jazz score that remains one of the only examples of this genre in the commercial theatre, SHINBONE ALLEY was one of the most daring musicals of the 1950’s. This off-beat musical has appeared in almost every form, including a record and a concert with Carol Channing, a Broadway musical with Eartha Kitt, a television special with Tammy Grimes and, eventually an animated film.
 
In a deserted office, a cockroach dives headfirst onto the keys of a typewriter, pouring out the ruminations of his soul. It’s “archy” (he’s too small to hold down the shift key), poet, philosopher, moralist and hapless friend of “mehitabel”, the alley cat. This bizarre, highly original musical takes us into the streets of the big city as archy tries hopelessly to bring the “toujours gai” mehitabel off the back fence and into a respectable home as a housecat. 
 
This will be a rare chance to see a true forgotten gem of Broadway’s Golden Age.

Visit the TAP box office across from the theatre  in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay (234 North Third Avenue). The office is open Tues.-Friday 12-5.

Or call TAP at (920) 743 1760.

Theater box office opens one hour prior to performance.