The Fraggles are going on tour across the United States on a hunt for the Great Song Stone! Join Gobo Fraggle as he takes his friends on an ambitious musical journey for the legendary long-lost treasure that holds the greatest song to ever exist. Prepare to see the Fraggles as you never have before, as they walk around the stage and are joined by giant Gorgs and mechanized Doozers. Don't miss out on this magical and hilarious night of song and adventure for all the family.

Featuring members of the San Diego Ballet alongside a cast of talented local students and the Glacier Symphony Orchestra for the Flathead Valley's only live professional production of The Nutcracker, coming to Wachholz College Center this holiday season!

In recent years, Rob Schneider has buried himself in television projects including Real Rob, a semi-autobiographical comedic account of his life with his wife and daughter. The Emmy-nominated comic and actor has also worked frequently with Adam Sandler, their production 'The Ridiculous Six' was released in 2015 on Netflix to mixed reviews, however Schneider's live shows are in constant demand.

The 10-man acapella group, who found fame on YouTube after forming at Indiana University, continue to dazzle with their renditions of pop classics and modern chart hits, with highlights "Let It Go", and Pharrell Williams' "Happy", catapulting the group to mainstream success.

A passionate pioneer of the Tijuana sound, Herb Alpert's love for music began aged eight, when he discovered his natural flair for the trumpet. Fast forward over 60 years and Alpert is one of America's musical heroes, an eight-time Grammy winner (most recently in 2014), an artist, philanthropist and the only Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee to have entries, both as a singer and a composer. Don't miss the legend live in 2026 as he reforms his iconic band for the Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass & Other Delights tour!

When a tribute band sell out the same arenas their subjects did, you know they're onto something and that is just the case with Killer Queen, a bunch of British superfans who've made celebrating their idols into an art form. Led by charismatic Freddie Mercury-look-and-soundalike Patrick Meyers, what started as a one-night thing has now spanned over 25 years and been welcomed the world over!