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chance of survival lies in making an end run around govern-
ment regulations and powerful pharmaceutical companies, Ron
organizes an illicit trade in a drug cocktail that shows signs of
slowing the progress of the virus. Note: Ticket purchase includes
drink and snack.
‘Philomena’
Tuesday, July 15, 6 p.m., SCB, $5 pp
Reserved Seating Cabaret Style, 98 minutes, Rated PG13
When Irishwoman Philomena Lee gave birth
to her son in 1952, the boy was taken from
her by the Catholic home for unwed mothers
to which she had been consigned, and adopted
out to a family in America. Accompanied by a
former BBC correspondent in search of a human interest story,
Philomena travels toWashington, D.C. in an attempt to find her
now-grown child. Note: Ticket purchase includes drink and snack.
‘Nebraska’
Tuesday, July 22, 6 p.m., SCB, $5 pp
Reserved Seating Cabaret Style, 115 minutes, Rated R
WoodyGrant is an obstreperous, hard-drinking
man, now elderly and confused, who becomes
convinced by a magazine sweepstakes mailer
that he has won a million dollars. When he
persists in leaving his Montana home in an
attempt to walk to Lincoln, Nebraska, and claim his prize, his
sonDavid takes himon a road trip that will revisit the sites of his
father’s youth. Note: Ticket purchase includes drink and snack.
‘August Osage County’
Tuesday, July 29, 6 p.m., SCB, $5 pp
Reserved Seating Cabaret Style, 121 minutes, Rated R
Meryl Streep portrays Violet Weston, an Okla-
homamatriarchwhose three grown daughters
return home for their father’s funeral. Note:
Ticket purchase includes drink and snack.
Pluto Demoted: Then There Were
Eight - Lecture by Ken Van Lew - NEW!
Monday, July 14, 9 a.m., SCB, $5 pp
Theater style seating
Discovered by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930, Pluto
was regarded as a planet for 76 years. However,
in 2006, this tiny, strange, eccentric body was
demoted to Dwarf Planet status by the Inter-
national Planetary Societymeeting in Prague.
The discovery of many other large bodies in
orbit near Pluto’s orbit led to its demise as a planet, but Pluto
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will remain a planet in the hearts andminds of many. The New
Horizons spacecraft was launched in 2005 to explore a planet;
in 2015 it will arrive at a minor planet.
The Sieker Band – Performance
Wednesday, July 16, 7-9 p.m., $10 pp, SCB
Reserved Seating by Table
International artists Rolf & Beate Sieker cre-
ated their own style of Bluegrass/CountryMu-
sic. Critics call it spectacular and exciting—a
vibrant collection of contemporary bluegrass.
Bring your own food and beverages and enjoy!
Folkwine – Performance - NEW!
Thursday, July 24, 7-8 p.m., SCB, $6 pp
Reserved Seating by table
Folkwine was sold out last spring, so we are
bringing themback for a summer performance.
This is a trio that specializes in tight harmony,
with a unique set list consisting of songs from
classic artists such as Peter, Paul &Mary, The
Kingston Trio, Gordon Lightfoot, Marty Robbins, The Everly
Brothers, and Ian&Sylvia. They alsomix in songs frompopular
acts from the 1970s.
Movie: ‘The Impossible’ - NEW!
Tuesday, August 5, 6 p.m., SCB, $5 pp
Reserved Seating by Table, 114 minutes, Rated PG-13
Based on one family’s incredible true story.
Maria (Naomi Watts) and Henry (Ewan Mc-
Gregor) are on a family vacation in Thailand
when their world is turned upside down. Ahuge
earthquake across the ocean has triggered a
massive tsunami and this is their story. Ticket price includes a
snack and soda. Feel free to bring your own beverages and food.
Brooks Crossing – Country Bluegrass
Performance - NEW!
Wednesday, August 6, 6-7 p.m., SCB, $6 pp
Reserved Seating by Table
Brooks Crossing is an American Country and
Bluegrass female gospel group based out of
Bertram, Texas. This family group of perform-
ers consists of Misty Richard Crow, Brandi
Richard Brizendine and Ashley Richard Ami-
don—all of whom are sisters and daughters of Don and Linda
Richard. It is evident that the girls grew up in an environment
surrounded by music that included Country, Bluegrass, Rocka-
billy, Folk, Contemporary, and Gospel. Brooks Crossing was
honored to be nominated for Bluegrass Artist of the Year in 2012
through the International Country Gospel Music Association.
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