October 18, 2010
Evening of Percussion
Kandis Taylor is from Logandale and graduated from BYU with a masters degree in Percussion Performance. She has won many prestigious awards as well as participated in various famous jazz ensembles. Touring the world, she seeks to bring the raw excitement of percussion instruments to her audiences. An exciting show that is not to be missed!

November 8, 2010
Noteworthy
Founded in 2004, Noteworthy is a nine-voice, all-female contemporary a cappella ensemble based out of Provo, Utah, that has quickly risen to the cream of the vocal crop. Performing for thousands each year in Utah, the west, and throughout the United States, their unique, dynamic performance style has repeatedly earned them critical acclaim. The group's 2006 debut album, On the Horizon, was nominated for a Contemporary A Cappella Recording Award (CARA). In the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, Noteworthy has taken home numerous awards for its unique arrangements, choreography, and vocal percussion. In 2007, the group won the entire competition, earning the coveted title of International Champion.

December
Moapa Valley Children's Choir
The Moapa Valley Children have been entertaining audiences for over a decade.
Their Christmas performance will take place at the OLSHACS's annual Festival of Trees. This is a show perfect for the entire family!

December 15, 2010
Valley Voices Presents "A Few of our Favorite Things"
Valley Voices, a group of local vocalists, wishes to take you on a journey through our favorite Christmas songs with this year's concert, "A Few of Our Favorite Things". The performance will be featuring well known carols, as well as contemporary seasonal tunes. This concert is sure to have you singing along and remembering the joy found during this special time of year. This performance is free to the public and the perfect way to kick off the holiday season!

January 10, 2011
The Perfect Gentlemen
A typical performance by The Perfect Gentlemen includes marvelous melodious music mingled with masterful mirth, mischief, and merry-making. The group's versatility allows for effortless shifts between vocal styles with an air of ease, whether singing a cappella or accompanied by guitar or ukulele. Their signature piece, Salute to the 20 Century, is a humorous take on the de-evolution of music over the last century, illustrated by singing the same song in the style of Barbershop, Dixieland, Blues, Big Band, DooWop, Bluegrass, Disco, Techno Punk, and Rap, complete with visuals that delight audiences of all ages time and time again. Co-sponsored by WESTAF.

February 16, 2011
The Utah Shakespearean Festival Presents Macbeth
Each year, from January through April, the Utah Shakespearean Festival hits the road with an educational out-reach program for schools in Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and Arizona. The traveling troupe will be performing a seventy five minute version of Shakespeare's, Macbeth. Haunted by the witches' prophecies and spurred by his wife's ambitions and his own taste for power, Macbeth is daring to twist and tempt fate. But in this, one of the world's first psychological thrillers, he slowly finds that his murderous machinations are doomed to bitter and tragic failure. Surely a show to keep you wanting more!

March 19, 2011
Missoula Children's Theatre
Missoula Children's Theatre has been a valley favorite for years. MCT provides a unique experience for the youth of the community. Auditions for students K-12 will take place on Monday, March 14th. In one week, the cast will learn a full scale musical to be performed on Saturday, March 19th! Within each MCT cast, girls, and boys are equal; the disabled become able; the shy experiment with bravery; the slow are rehearsed to perfection; and the gifted become part of the whole. The lesson they learn is that all of them are necessary for the show to go on. Few arenas exist where responsibility is taught and learned so clearly. MCT proves a unique opportunity to learn the lessons of group dynamics while excelling as an individual - a lesson from art that carries into life.

April 2011
Benefit Concert for Moapa Valley Performing Arts Council
The Moapa Valley Performing Arts Council has dedicated itself to bringing a variety of performing arts to Moapa Valley for nearly 15 years. On this special night, the community will have the opportunity to thank the MVPAC for their work and dedication. Come enjoy a variety of arts performed by local talent! This even is sure to be a "must see" for all. All proceeds will directly benefit MVPAC, making it possible to better serve the community.