Mabel Tainter Hosts Fall Bash
By Matthew Gundrum — Menomonie’s historic theater, Mabel Tainter, continues to celebrate its 125th anniversary with a weekend-long event called Mabel’s Fall Fling. The event kicks off with Music Night…
Time Traveling Art Competition at Mabel Tainter
By Matthew Gundrum — Friday, May 1 marks the date for Draw Mabel’s Menomonie. This event is one fraction of the 125th anniversary celebration honoring the Mabel Tainter Center for…
University Theatre Presents “A Year with Frog and Toad”
By Devon Cavic — Rekindle the memories of your childhood with the University of Wisconsin–Stout Theatre’s production of the whimsical and hysterical musical, “A Year with Frog and Toad.” This…
Mabel Tainter Closes Season with “Sinatra and Company”
By Matthew Gundrum — Menomonie’s historic Mabel Tainter Theater is ending its 125th season in grand fashion with a blowout event dedicated to Frank Sinatra and the music he represented.…
The Menomonie Theater Guild Presents “It’s A Wonderful Life”
By Billy Tuite — The Menomonie Theater Guild is giving you the chance of a lifetime this December with live performances of Frank Capra’s heartwarming piece of holiday cinema “It’s…
Craft Fair at the Mabel Tainter
By Matthew Gundrum — Snow has arrived and the holidays are fast approaching. For local shopping and a good time, come and celebrate the season at the Mabel Tainter’s 15th…
The Menomonie Theater Guild Presents “On Golden Pond”
By Billy Tuite — The Menomonie Theater Guild kicks off their 56th season this October with their production of Ernest Thompson’s 1978 off-Broadway comedy-drama, “On Golden Pond.” The play follows…
Mabel Tainter Theater Named One of World’s Most Spectacular
By Eric Koeppel Menomonie’s own Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts was recently dubbed one of the world’s “15 most spectacular theaters” by CNN. The theater has been a staple…
University Theatre Presents “110 in the Shade”
By Billy Tuite April showers are coming just in time for The Performing Arts at the University of Wisconsin–Stout to put on their production of N. Richard Nash’s rural tale…