A musical by Meredith Willson

The Music Man follows fast-talking traveling salesman,
Harold Hill, as he cons the people of River City, Iowa,
into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys' band
that he vows to organize – this, despite the fact that
he doesn't know a trombone from a treble clef. His plans
to skip town with the cash are foiled when he falls for
Marian, the town's librarian.

Hearing assistance devices are available and this theater is
equipped with a hearing induction loop. Ask box office personnel for details.
Please let us know if you require wheelchair accessible seating.

7 - 15 year olds
(Student MUST be at least 7 years old
ON OR BEFORE the first day of the workshop session.)

July 23-28
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
$135 Non-BCS Members
$120 BCS Members

Workshops will be available for purchase:
Members - May 1 in person or online.
Members & Non-members - May 7 in person or online.

Parents or guardians must complete and sign the permission form
found at http://bcfas.org/summer-at-the-center/ prior to the first
day of the workshop. Forms are also available at the front desk of The Center.

Students may be signed up for both the Summer Music Theater Workshop and the
Summer Drama Workshop (pending child's age), but may not sign up for more than
one Music Theater Workshop session or more than one Drama Workshop session.


Members must log in to their online account using their login name and password.
Please call 979.265.7661 for assistance.

THE STORY: Dealing with the devious machinations of a writer of thrillers whose
recent offerings have been flops, the play provides twists, turns and
sudden shocks in abundance. The audience will be held spellbound
until the very last moment.

CAST NEEDS: 5 adult men and women of any ethnicity. Cuttings will be available
in The Center office beginning July 16. As always, backstage crew members
are needed. Come to auditions ro sign up or call The Center office at 979-265-7661
with questions or to volunteer.

From the fiery surface of the Sun to the
cast canyons of Mars, this full dome show
uses revolutionary discoveries of space missions
to give a three-dimensional journey through
the worlds of our inner solar system.
This new presentation is narrated by
Star Trek's John Billingsley.

Mars is closest in July 2018 than it has been in
fifteen years. What discoveries have we made
about the red planet?

How do you see Mars for yourself?

7 - 15 year olds
(Student MUST be at least 7 years old
ON OR BEFORE the first day of the workshop session.)

July 30-Aug 4
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
$135 Non-BCS Members
$120 BCS Members

Workshops will be available for purchase:
Members - May 1 in person or online.
Members & Non-members - May 7 in person or online.

Parents or guardians must complete and sign the permission form
found at http://bcfas.org/summer-at-the-center/ prior to the first
day of the workshop. Forms are also available at the front desk of The Center.

Students may be signed up for both the Summer Music Theater Workshop and the
Summer Drama Workshop (pending child's age), but may not sign up for more than
one Music Theater Workshop session or more than one Drama Workshop session.


Members must log in to their online account using their login name and password.
Please call 979.265.7661 for assistance.

From storms that would swallow Earth raging
on Jupiter to the icy realms of comets, this show
uses the revolutionary discoveries of space missions
to give a three-dimensional journey through the worlds
of our outer solar system.
The program also explores what makes Pluto the
the most special dwarf planet.
This presentation is narrated by Star Trek's
John Billingsley.

The Brazosport Archaeological Society invites YOU to join us
in our study of the prehistory and history of the lower
Brazos River region. The Society was created to
stimulate an active interest in the discovery, conservation,
and salvage of archaeological sites, and the recording and preservation
of archaeological remains using scientific procedures.

Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month
at Brazosport Museum of Natural Science, located in The Center for
the Arts & Sciences.
Meeting time: 7:30 P.M.

Enter the lobby from the East side of the building (down the walkway from the BASF Planetarium).

PUBLIC VIEWING NIGHT!

View Mars through telescopes!
Watch the planetarium show, Mars in 15 Minutes!

No ticket necessary! Just come to the BASF Planetarium
located on the East side of The Center for the Arts & Sciences.

8 - 10 PM

An evening full of great food, music, dancing and fun!
Presented by Brazosport Symphony League
benefiting Brazosport Symphony Orchestra

Lake Jackson Civic Center
Doors open at 6:00 P.M.
Dinner is served at 6:30 P.M. (Dinner is included at all price levels.)
Dancing, with music provided by Intercoastal Pirates, is 7:30 P.M. - 11:30 P.M.

General Admission: $50
Full table (8 seats): $400

"First Chair" Sponsorship: $500
Includes: Full Table (8 seats)
Half page ad in BSO 2018-2019 Season Programs
2 Tickets to any BSO concert in the 2018-2019 season

"Maestro" Sponsorship: $1000
Includes: Full Table (8 seats)
Full page ad in BSO 2018-2019 Season Programs
4 Tickets to any BSO concert in the 2018-2019 season

Anyone interested in shelling or who would like more information
about the Sea Shell Searchers are encouraged to visit Brazosport Museum
of Natural Science and pick up a Sea Shell Searchers brochure.
Meetings are held on the 1st Tuesday of each month
at Brazosport Museum of Natural Science, located in The Center for the Arts & Sciences.
Meeting time: 7:30 P.M.

Enter the lobby from the East side of the building (down the walkway from the BASF Planetarium).

One of the great popular successes of Broadway history,
this ingeniously constructed play offers a rare and skillful blending
of gasp-inducing thrills and spontaneous laughter. Dealing with the
devious machinations of a writer of thrillers whose recent offerings
have been flops, DEATHTRAP provides twists, turns and
sudden shocks in abundance. Audiences will be held spellbound until
the very last moment.

Recommended for mature audiences.

Brazosport Symphony Orchestra's season opener will begin with the music
of French composer Georges Bizet, featuring L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 and
the Carmen Suite No. 1. The music from both of these suites is very fun
and recognizable, as it has been used in numerous movies, cartoons and commercials.
The second half of this concert will be Western themed, and feature a
music/art collaboration with hometown artist and now Dallas resident Mike Marshall.
Mike, inspired by Aaron Copland’s Hoedown, will have prepared an original
work of graphic art with a Western flavor. A fast-motion video demonstration
of Mike’s creation process will run as the orchestra performs. Three signed
prints of the original art will be presented for auction after the concert.
Other musical selections will include Overture from
The Cowboys by John Williams, Buckaroo Holiday and
Down a Country Lane by Aaron Copland.

Let’s get Slimed!

Children 5+ welcome, must be accompanied by an adult the duration of Slime Day.
Free event.