January 2026
¡El conocido personaje de Pepo vuelve a la pantalla grande!. Esta vez, Condorito deberá ir en busca de su suegra malhumorada Doña Tremebunda, que fue secuestrada por una banda alieniguena. Sin embargo, Condorito se dará cuenta de que estar lejos a veces de Pelotillehue, no le podría servir de mucho, dado a que Yayita sera tentada por el insistente narcisista Pepe Cortisona.
The critically acclaimed documentary, "Xabatin: Big Lake, Big Science," which offers a deep dive into the research, culture, and history of Clear Lake, will host its second showing of the Director's Cut at the Soper Reese Theatre on Sunday, January 11th, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Following its sold-out premiere, the film returns to give the community another opportunity to experience the science and beauty of North America's oldest lake.
When two groups of gunfighters, come to collect a reward. one led by aging former bandit William Munny (Clint Eastwood), the other by the florid English Bob (Richard Harris), They end up clashing with each other and the sheriff.
This is a live theatre, adult content performance created by Taboo-D, a theater troupe focused on advocating for people with disabilities.
Pomo jewelry sale and Indian taco sales start at 5pm.
Presentation begins at 6pm.
Featuring: The Ye-Mah-Bax Scotts Valley Tribe of Pomo Indians
Scotts Valley Tribal Dancers and Stories by Elders
Adam's group, "The Folk Element Trio" is rooted in the tradition of jazz but reaches beyond to incorporate different styles of folk music from around the world including West Africa, the Caribbean, The UK and Appalachia. They released their debut album in April of 2021 to rave reviews and have since been performing all around the country. They will be performing at The Soper Reese Theatre as part of a 5 week west coast tour. Joining Adam will be Emiliano Lasansky on bass and Marcello Carelli on drums."
Creative Economy Town Hall Tuesday January 20 1 PM Open seating Free admission direct registration links are available now at creativeeconomy.arts.ca.gov. The Creative Economy Town Halls are a series of statewide California events, led by the California Arts Council (CAC) and partners like Youth Speaks, to gather input from artists, cultural workers, and leaders to implement […]
Into the West Tuesday, January 27, 2026 6:00pm Doors open 5:30 pm Free entry. Donations greatly appreciated. Concessions open for purchase. Assistive listening devices available. Sponsored by Karen Sullivan In impoverished Dublin, siblings Ossie (Ciaran Fitzgerald) and Tito (Ruaidhri Conroy) live with father (Gabriel Byrne) who lost his wife. He deals with his sorrow […]
A dynamic poetry recitation competition for high school students across the country.
February 2026
EVER AFTER Tuesday, February 10, 2026 6:00pm Doors open 5:30 pm Free entry. Donations greatly appreciated. Concessions open for purchase. Assistive listening devices available. Sponsored by John Tomlinson The modern retelling of the classic fairy tale revolves around the story of Danielle, a lively young woman who finds herself in the position of being […]
Citizen Kane Tuesday, February 24, 2026 6:00pm Doors open 5:30 pm Free entry. Donations greatly appreciated. Concessions open for purchase. Assistive listening devices available. Sponsored by Val & Mike When he is entrusted with the duty of uncovering the meaning of newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane’s (Orson Welles) mysterious final utterance, a reporter slowly […]
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HARLEM VOICES
Presented by Clovice Lewis, Middletown Art Center and the Soper Reese Theatre
Friday, May 30, 7:00 pm
Saturday, May 31, 7:00 pm
Sunday, June 1, 2:00 pm
Doors open 30 minutes before showtime
All seats reserved
Tables:
Front table $50 per seat, lower section
Back table $35 per seat, lower section
Balcony Seats:
Balcony, front rows, $25 per seat
Balcony, center back rows, $20 per seat
Side middle rows and 2-seat rows along walls $15 per seat
Harlem Voices is a powerful, deeply moving blend of musical performance and historical dialogue that celebrates African American resilience. Written and composed by Clovice A. Lewis, Jr.—Composer, Cellist, Unitarian Universalist Minister—the story is informed by Lewis’ commitment to social justice, racial equality, and inclusive spirituality.
Concert performances feature four vocalists: April M. Wright, star and producer of Chicken, Chitlins and Caviar; Reginald V. Finley, Pastor, Gospel singer and composer; Ben Meyers, Unitarian Universalist Minister and vocalist; Blue Ryon, Lake County singer-songwriter and activist; and My Divas, Lake County’s a capella group: Barbara Clark, Jo Fay, Brenda Vickers Gravesen, and Laura McAndrews Sammel; and a twelve-piece chamber orchestra, bringing together a diverse cast of professional musicians from the tri-county and Bay Areas.
This epic work, a story of love and longing spanning 1923–1976, begins in a segregated speakeasy in Harlem. Guests are invited to dress in Prohibition-era or fancy attire. Food, beverages, and accoutrements (gloves, hats, feather headbands, etc.) will be available for purchase onsite or in advance at middletownartcenter.org/harlemvoices.
The Harlem Voices Project is a partnership between Clovice Lewis and the Middletown Art Center supported in part by California Humanities, a non-profit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities with additional support from community members. Visit www.calhum.org.
