Albion

Albion, PA · Arts & Culture
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Mutts Gone Nuts Brings Canine Comedy to the Warner Theatre
A different kind of cast took over the Warner Theatre in downtown Erie on Sunday as Mutts Gone Nuts brought a crowd out for an afternoon of comedy, tricks, and talented rescue dogs. The touring show features a cast of rescue dogs performing a variety of tricks, stunts, and dance...
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Classical Music Meets Hip-Hop with Black Violin
Grammy-nominated classical/hip-hop duo Black Violin (Kev Marcus and Wil Baptiste) will visit the Mary D'Angelo stage with a musical repertoire as crisp as the autumn air and vibrant as the changing colors of fall. "Black Violin really defies categorization," says Brett Johnson, artistic director of Mercyhurst's Institute for Arts and...
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All-Star Musicians To Team Up For Show at Penn Theater
A collaboration of local musicians will bring the greatest tunes in rock to life tomorrow night at the Penn Theater. The Rock Station 97.7’s Downtown Jam is kicking off Friday at 7 p.m. at the Penn Theater. This all-ages show will include a cash bar for those 21 and...
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Travel Back in time at Peek’ n Peak
You are invited to experience a journey back in time for two weekends this month at the Medieval Feast Dinner Theater, held at the Peek’ n Peak Resort in Clymer. This event takes place in the Retreat Building on November 13th through 15th and November 20th through 22nd, featuring both afternoon and evening performances. Get ready to partake in this seasonal event, that offers a blend of a tasty feast, music, and a comedic dinner show that will transport you to the era of kings, queens, and damsels in distress.
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Over the Tavern Returns to the Erie Playhouse
This month, the Erie Playhouse takes us back to a bustling mid-century, Rust Belt, Polish Catholic household with their production of Tom Dudzick's Over the Tavern. The story is set in Buffalo and follows the arc of Rudy Pazinski, a budding adolescent who believes that having fun is God's sole intended purpose for humanity. As Rudy questions his own faith in the light of his upcoming confirmation, audiences get an intimate glimpse into a family as they face their very real (and often comedic) struggles in life.
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New Exhibit at Hagen History Center Brings Oliver Hazard Perry’s Story to Life
More than 200 years after Erie helped change the course of the War of 1812, a new exhibit is giving visitors an up-close look at the naval hero at the center of that history. The Hagen History Center's new "Command and Courage: Oliver Hazard Perry" exhibit is now open, offering a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, whose leadership helped secure a pivotal American victory on Lake Erie.
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Command & Courage: Oliver Hazard Perry Exhibit
New Exhibit at Hagen History Center Brings Oliver Hazard Perry’s Story to Life. The Hagen History Center has opened a new exhibit titled Command and Courage Oliver Hazard Perry that explores the life and legacy of the naval hero whose leadership during the War of 1812 secured American victory on Lake Erie.
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District 10's top performing athletes for the week of Nov. 2-7
The Erie Times-News, for the final time during the PIAA's fall sports season, is compiling a list of notable performances by District 10's athletes. These lists will resume on a weekly bases come mid-December, when the PIAA's winter sports season is under way in full. The district's top performers for Nov. 2-7 are: More: Cathedral Prep boys and girls sweep Slippery Rock in District 10 soccer semifinals Boys soccer Ronan McCann, Fairview: His goal off a rebound was the game-winner for the Tigers, who won District 10’s Class 2A championship match with a dramatic 3-2, double-overtime victory vs. Cathedral Prep. Nico Lopez, Mercyhurst Prep: His goal gave the Lakers a permanent lead en route to their 4-1 win over Wilmington in the district's Class 1A final at Waterford. Lyle Carnes, Harbor Creek: He was the Huskies’ goalkeeper for their 4-0 shutout of Meadville in the district's Class 3A final at Cathedral Prep’s Dollinger Field. Will Agresti, Cathedral Prep: His successful penalty kick attempt began the scoring for the Ramblers, who beat Slippery Rock 3-1 in a district 2A semifinal held at Meadville’s Bender Field. Joey Chiocco, Fairview: The Tigers, aided by his two goals and two assists, advanced to the