Tamburitzans
 Duquesne University
Saturday,  September 15 , 7:30 pm 
                        
In memory of Tom Kinnebrew
Sponsored by Helena Regional Medical Center

A colorful and lively evening with songs and dances from  Eastern Europe! The beautiful costumes, tantalizing dances, interesting musical instruments, and fine vocals promises a delightful evening for the entire family.

Vienna Choir Boys      (B) (C)
Sunday,  November 11, 7:30 pm

Sponsored by
Entergy and Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Co / Hargraves Insurance

Small frames, baby faces, adolescent boys! When it is their time to sing, these 23 boys with their angelic voices under the direction of conductor Martin Schebesta on the piano will captivate the audiences. Awe-inspiring!

“Holiday Pops”
Memphis Symphony Orchestra
Sunday,  December 2, 7:30 pm
                                          
Sponsored by
Roller Citizens Funeral Home and Alltel

The full symphony orchestra with guest conductor, Scott Speck, will again entertain us with a program of holiday music. The group will perform old favorites along with some newer works. A delightful way to open the holiday season!

           (B) (C)
Friday,  January 18 , 7:30 pm
                                                                              
Sponsored by the Delta Cultural Center
A museum of the Department of Arkansas Heritage

Dynamic dancers! This young, contemporary dance group from New York brings talent, discipline, and beauty to our stage with challenging choreography. From solos, duets, trios, and the whole company, there will be fantastic entertainment. Sylvia Waters is Artistic Director and Troy Powell is Associate Artistic Director.

Jane Gamble, organist
Sunday,  February 17, 7:30 pm
                                                        
In memory of Mary Elizabeth Crow
Sponsored by the Crow Family
St, John’s Episcopal Church, 625 Pecan St. Helena, AR

Jane Gamble, the organist-choirmaster at St. Mary's Cathedral in Memphis, TN, is a Fellow in the American Guild of Organists  A talented and accomplished organist, she will present a beautiful and inspiring program.

Rick Benjamin’s  Paragon Ragtime Orchestra
Thursday, March 27, 7:30 pm                     
                              
In Memory of Louise and Walter Smith

This group is regarded as the leading exponent of vintage American popular music. Their repertoire is a varied one, skipping from blues to waltzes, from operatic parodies and novelty numbers to marches and popular songs of the era. The centerpiece is the rag, in all of its magnificent variety, from the symphonic to the slapstick.

“Pinocchio”             (A) (B)
Wildwood Park
Tuesday, April 1, 9:00 am &1:00 pm
 
Sponsored by the Delta Cultural Center
A museum of the Department of Arkansas Heritage

This much loved story of a boy who learned valuable lessons of truth and other values is retold by this group of young artists. Fun!.