FOR ALL VETERANS OF VIETNAM, IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN AND THEIR FAMILIES! Gary Sinise Productions is bringing a new documentary and discussion to Pontiac's Eagle Theater. Free signup using RSVP baw.mov/1214525. The film-maker, Jake Rademacher (a native of Decatur), reconnects with his brothers, elite Soldiers and Marines he embedded
Join us for the 1st Annual Bloomin' Spring Market at the Eagle Theater on Saturday, April 26th! From 11AM to 3PM, browse a variety of local vendor booths. Tickets are $15 per person and include a pasta bar and mocktail. All proceeds from the event will go
Vermillion Players is bringing us another great production with Misery. Misery is a psychological thriller play based on Stephen King’s novel and was adapted by William Goldman. It follows author Paul Sheldon, who, after a car accident, is kidnapped by his obsessed fan, Annie Wilkes. The play
Vermillion Players is bringing us another great production with Misery. Misery is a psychological thriller play based on Stephen King’s novel and was adapted by William Goldman. It follows author Paul Sheldon, who, after a car accident, is kidnapped by his obsessed fan, Annie Wilkes. The play
Vermillion Players is bringing us another great production with Misery. Misery is a psychological thriller play based on Stephen King’s novel and was adapted by William Goldman. It follows author Paul Sheldon, who, after a car accident, is kidnapped by his obsessed fan, Annie Wilkes. The play
Vermillion Players is bringing us another great production with Misery. Misery is a psychological thriller play based on Stephen King's novel and was adapted by William Goldman. It follows author Paul Sheldon, who, after a car accident, is kidnapped by his obsessed fan, Annie Wilkes. The play
Award winning folk musician and folklorist Chris Vallillo brings the music and the stories of the Underground Railroad in Illinois to life in this engaging and powerful show featuring first person accounts of Freedom Seekers as well as performances and insights into the music that drove this