Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival Presents Romeo & Juliet

Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival Presents Romeo & Juliet

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July 12 - 28, 2024
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7:00 PM
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Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival's second season features one of the Bard's most well-known works, "Romeo & Juliet!" Performed in the Jamf Theatre on a set that is a replica of Shakespeare's Globe in London and featuring a cast of professional and local actors, "Romeo & Juliet" is a tragic tale that has been told and retold throughout the ages. We encourage you to also attend the other two WSF mainstage shows this season - "Twelfth Night" and "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again]." Please note that a FREE talkback with the cast will occur directly following the Saturday, July 20 matinee performance. Ticketholders for that performance are invited and encouraged to stay and meet with the performers! Check the Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival page on the Pablo Center website for a full listing of Festival events!

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Just one week away! 🌊🎶 Get ready for an unforgettable night of harmonies, sunshine, and timeless classics! The Beach Boys (@thebeachboys) are coming to Pablo Center on Sunday, May 18, with performances at 3PM and 7PM! Don’t miss your chance to see one of America’s most iconic bands live on stage. Tickets are moving fast, and our 3 PM show is basically sold out - so grab yours now at the link in our bio! #TheBeachBoys #PabloPresents #LiveMusic #GoodVibrations #EauClaireEvents

This Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating the joy of raising kids in a place as inspiring as Pablo Center. 💖 From sensory-friendly spaces and a dedicated Mother's Room to educational programs, kid-friendly shows, hands-on art with the ArtMobile, and snack boxes made just for little ones—Pablo Center is more than a venue. It’s a place where families grow, explore, and make memories together. Here’s to all the moms creating a world of imagination and possibility for their children—right here in the heart of the arts.

Join us at Red Robin on May 13th to support the Pablo Center Odyssey of the Mind program and enjoy a delicious meal while giving back! Simply show this flyer or mention the fundraiser to your server, and 20% of food sales will support our creative students. 🍔 📍 Location: 3005 Golf Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701 🕒 Fundraiser Time: All day during restaurant operating hours Let's come together and support the next generation of innovators! See you there! 🍟🤖 If ordering online, please follow these instructions: 1. Start your order at redrobin.com/order and select the restaurant above. 2. In the menu, go to the category labeled “Fundraisers (To-Go Only)” and click on that item. 3. Click the “add” button, and then “add to bag.” 4. Add your meal items and check out. 5. Arrive at Red Robin, come in, say hi, grab your food, and be on your way! If your location has curbside pick-up, we can bring it to your car, too!

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils (@ozarkmountaindaredevils) take the Pablo stage THIS SUNDAY, May 11 at 6 PM, and it’s your last chance to see them live! 🎶 After decades of unforgettable music, wild harmonies, and genre-bending brilliance, they're wrapping it all up with the “When It Shines” Farewell Tour. If you wanna get to heaven… you’d better get your tickets NOW at the link in our bio. ✨🎟 #OzarkMountainDaredevils #FarewellTour #PabloPresents #LiveMusic #EauClaire #ClassicRock

Mary Bergs – UNCERTAIN CLASSIFICATIONS 🖼️ Step into a space where meaning is fluid, materials speak, and perception is everything. Mary Bergs’ exhibit invites viewers to explore the linguistic potential of visual art, where texture, form, and arrangement create new associations and unexpected connections. 📍 James W. Hansen Gallery 🗓️ Through May 11 | 🕙 Mon–Fri | 10 AM–2 PM Don’t miss this thought-provoking collage exhibit blending abstraction, ambiguity, and familiar materials in new ways. #MaryBergs #UncertainClassifications #ArtExhibit #PabloCenter

Don’t miss your last chance to catch ARTmobile at L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library (@ecpubliclibrary) today from 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm! 🎨 Join us for one final creative session packed with color, imagination, and hands-on fun. Whether you’ve been here every time or it’s your first visit, we’d love to make art with you one more time! 🖌️💫

Explore three powerful exhibits on display now at Pablo Center, each telling a unique story through form, photography, and creative expression: Mary Bergs: UNCERTAIN CLASSIFICATIONS 🖼️ James W. Hansen Gallery | Through May 11 An abstract exploration of line, texture, and meaning that challenges how we classify and comprehend the world around us. Islands of Brilliance 🧠 Laurie Bieze Gallery | Through May 18 Featuring vibrant work by neurodiverse artists, this exhibit celebrates creativity, confidence, and connection. Parkinson’s Awareness Exhibit 🎗️ Brady & Jeanne Foust Gallery | Through May 30 A moving photography collection submitted by individuals impacted by Parkinson’s, honoring resilience during Parkinson’s Awareness Month. All galleries open Monday–Friday | 10 AM–2 PM 📅

Join us Monday, May 5, at 7:30 PM for an unforgettable night as UWEC (@uweauclaire) alum S. Carey (@scareypics) returns to his roots for a powerful collaboration with the UWEC Percussion Ensemble! Experience S. Carey’s catalog reimagined for percussion ensemble—from ethereal soundscapes to hypnotic rhythms—all arranged by Sean himself. It’s a one-of-a-kind performance that blends artistry, innovation, and hometown pride. Tickets are available at the link in our bio!

Today’s the Day! 🎉 Join us TODAY for the Parkinson’s Awareness Exhibit Reception as we celebrate the strength, creativity, and resilience of the Parkinson’s community. 🖼️ Walk the gallery 🎶 Enjoy live Celtic music 🎤 Hear open mic readings 🍽️ Savor delicious catering 📍 Brady & Jeanne Foust Gallery, Manz Gallery 🕛 12:00–3:00 PM This free event is part of Parkinson’s Awareness Month—donations welcome. Let’s come together through art and community. 💙 #ParkinsonsAwareness #ArtHeals #CommunityThroughArt

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May is Leave a Legacy Month—a time to reflect on the impact you want to leave behind. If you're 70½ or older, making a gift through an IRA charitable rollover is a powerful way to reduce your taxable income and support Pablo Center's mission of creativity and connection. Your gift can even fulfill your required minimum distribution (RMD) for the year. When you make a planned gift like this, you’re invited to join our Encore Legacy Society, a community of visionaries ensuring the arts thrive for generations to come. Leave a legacy that inspires. Questions? We’re here to help every step of the way. Learn more at the link in our bio!

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Join us in celebrating the strength, creativity, and resilience of the Parkinson’s community! 🖼️ Parkinson's Awareness Exhibit Reception 📍 Brady & Jeanne Foust Gallery | Manz Gallery 📅 Saturday, May 3, 2025 🕛 12:00 PM–3:00 PM Enjoy inspirational photography, live Celtic music, open mic readings, and delicious catering as we gather to honor Parkinson's Awareness Month. Free to attend, but donations welcome! Let's walk together through art and community. 💙 More info is available at the link in our Facebook post. #ParkinsonsAwareness #ArtHeals #CommunityThroughArt

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Love That Lasts a Lifetime… and Beyond ❤ David and Lindamerry Udell first met in college in 1975, but life took them in different directions and they lost touch for decades. Lindamerry shared, “When I turned 36, I woke up one day wanting to find a song he had written for me back in 1976. He had written it down, but I couldn't find it anywhere. I cried for a whole day. It was then I realized I was so stupid to let him go. I had thought about him all these years. He was the one that got away—and it turned out he felt the same way.” In 2016, they found their way back to each other and chose Eau Claire as their new home. Both are community builders and creatives who value the artistic energy growing in the Chippewa Valley. Music and visual arts have always played a meaningful role in their lives, which is why they believe in supporting Pablo Center. Today, the Udells are leaving a lasting legacy. As the newest members of Pablo Center’s Encore Society, they’ve made a commitment to the future of the arts through planned giving. And with a recent contribution to our Name-a-Seat campaign, their love—for each other and for the arts—will be forever etched into the fabric of our RCU Theatre in Row K. ✨ Thanks to David and Lindamerry, their legacy—and their love—will live on through the power of the arts. 🎨 Learn more about Planned Giving and Name a Seat at the links in our bio!