Made for the Stage is an exciting after-school theater program for 3rd–12th graders that brings creativity, confidence, and collaboration to life! Through improv, acting, and performance, participants build essential skills while having fun and making lasting friendships. The program culminates in a showcase where students shine on stage and share their talents with the community.
e Last King is a rated R movie that takes place in 1204 in Norway, where a couple of ski champions try to protect a royal baby. Costumes are encouraged.
Enjoy Roland Roberts southern charm as he leads his band in rocking renditions of his original songs, Roland Roberts embodies what real live music is all about.
Ball in the House is an R&B/Soul/Pop a cappella group
based out of Boston, MA, whose high energy shows have audiences
singing, dancing, even beatboxing along!
Sheldon Community Arts Hangar
Made for the Stage presents: Dead Inside: A Zombie Guide to Using Your Brains, featuring three original plays - Your Own Drum, Not That Kind Of Scared, and Zombie/Normie.
Made for the Stage is a free after school program with 40 youth ages 8 to 17.
Talkeetna's favorite, Arctic Entries, returns to the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar. Enjoy seven local story tellers as they regal you with true stories of Potholes and Promises: Stories of bumps in the road, where they lead and how we kept going!
The B4uDie Squad is heading out to the backwoods of Talkeetna to make the funny happen. This show is an exciting mix of national comedians, returning festival alumni and some talented Alaskan comedians.
We are excited to learn about science with The Singing Zoologist! With zany humor, smart songwriting and a deep love of animals, Lucas Miller brings the wonders of nature to life. The Singing Zoologist blends music, puppets and projected videos to keep audiences laughing, moving, singing and learning. His high-energy personality and hilarious songs make him a hit with audiences of all ages!
Get off the beaten path and push the edge of the believable with captivating stories from the 50th Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival, coming to the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar.
We’ll be hosting two separate film screenings on Friday and Saturday, April 10 & 11.
Denali Arts Council and Green Light Circus present: a Circus Sunday! With three options to choose from, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The fourth of 5 scheduled monthly workshops between January and May, April 12th will feature aerial trapeze workshops followed by open juggling at the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar. Space is limited in the aerial workshops and pre-registration is highly recommended.
This 7 hour workshop will be instructed by Debra Whaley. Debra has been a stained glass artist for 45 years. Participants will be able to choose between 8 different designs. All materials will be provided and participants will be able to take a completed stained glass project home.
TALKEETNA, WE WANT YOUR STORIES!
We’re creating a brand new show celebrating the strange, hilarious, heartfelt, and wildly Alaskan moments that only happen here. And we want YOUR true(ish) stories, the ones you tell at the Fairview, on the river, in the Hangar, or around a late-night campfire.
WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR
- “Only in Alaska” incidents
- Bar tales, trail tales, river tales, winter tales
- Local legends and personal misadventures
- Heartwarming, bizarre, chaotic, or just ...
