Wednesday, October 28th, 6-8pm

Wednesday, November 18th, 6-8pm

Join us for Broadway Tap Dance, a fun, low-pressure class perfect for beginners and anyone looking to brush up on their tap skills. Throughout this three-session class, students will learn the basics of tap dance, proper warm-up techniques, weight placement, rhythm, coordination, and other foundational skills. Students will put what they’ve learned into action by learning a Broadway-style tap combination.

Tap Shoes: Bring your own tap shoes if you have them! We will have a limited number of spare pairs available in various sizes. If you need to purchase a pair, check out our Amazon Tap Shoe List for options ranging from affordable beginner shoes if you just want to give tap a try to higher-quality pairs if you’re ready to invest.

$75/1 Student/All 3 Class Sessions.

Arts for All Pricing available. Ages 13+.

REGISTRATION CLOSED

Thursday, October 29th, 6-8pm

Bring a friend or the whole family and join us for a special visit with former Kentucky Poet Laureate Frank X Walker! Hear Walker read his book, A is for Affrilachia, and share how our heritage lives on through the stories we tell, inherit, and pass down. Afterward, meet the author and get your copy of the book signed!

FREE

Sponsored by Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky

Friday, October 30th, 8-11pm

GRAC is throwing an adults-only Halloween party, and you’re invited!

Grab your friends, throw on your best costume, and join us for a night of karaoke, dancing, drinks, and Halloween fun. We’ll have a cash bar, a costume contest, and plenty of chances to take over the karaoke mic or hit the dance floor.

Plus, Jay’s Doodle Booth will be there creating live doodles available for purchase throughout the night!

Come dressed to impress—or scare—and celebrate Halloween with us at GRAC!

$15/Person. Ages 21+. No outside food or drink permitted.

Saturday, November 7th, 12-1:30pm

Curious about sourdough and what makes it different from other breads? Join us and learn the basics of this traditional baking method, including how fermentation works and some of the potential health benefits of sourdough. You’ll learn how to feed and care for an established starter, sample different sourdough treats, take home recipes, and leave with your very own starter so you can keep the goodness going at home.

FREE. Supported by a grant from CHI Saint Joseph Health.

Pre-registration required. Limited spots available.

FULL

Saturday, November 7th, 7:30pm

Sunday, November 8th, 2pm

First, in Act I: Plan 9 From Outer Space: This is it! The stage adaptation of Ed Wood’s Plan 9 From Outer Space, considered by many to be the worst movie ever made! The story goes something like this: visiting space soldiers use a magic-electro-space-ray-gun to resurrect a recently deceased (and perfectly ghoulish) human couple, putting Plan 9 into action. With Plan 9 activated, the space aliens step up the action. Flying saucers invade! Hollywood reacts! The Pentagon responds! Even Colonel Sanders tries to stop the aliens and, well, this was absolutely the worst movie ever made.

Then, in Act II: Night of the Living Dead: Run! Hide! Lock the doors! After a NASA probe contaminated with mysterious radiation crashes to Earth, the recently deceased begin to rise again, and boy are they hungry! They may be out to eat the living, but these walking dead are rampant with wit and sarcasm­- certainly a breed above your garden-variety undead. Based on the cult classic film by George A. Romero, this zombie-thon is a delightfully skewed send-up of one of the most beloved science fiction genres of all time.

$10/General Admission

Thursday, November 12th, 6pm

Crystal Wilkinson is an award-winning Kentucky writer, poet, and educator whose work explores Black Appalachian life, family, place, and memory. A former Kentucky Poet Laureate, she is the author of Perfect Black, The Birds of Opulence, Water Street, Blackberries, Blackberries, and Praisesong for the Kitchen Ghosts.

Come spend an evening with one of Kentucky’s most celebrated writers and hear her work in her own words.

FREE

Thursday, November 19th, 6-9pm

DuBois Community Center

Whether you're stepping onto the dance floor for the first time or you've been dancing for years, this FREE monthly event has something for everyone.

Start the evening with beginner-friendly instruction, build your skills with intermediate and advanced dances, then stay for open dancing and clogging.

No partner or experience needed, just come ready to move, have fun, and enjoy a great night of music and community.

Join us every third Thursday from 6–9 PM!

FREE. All ages. Supported by a grant from CHI Saint Joseph Health.

Friday, November 20th, 6pm

Friday, December 11th, 7pm

Saturday, December 12th, 2pm* & 7pm

Sunday, December 13th, 2pm

Step back in time to the Golden Age of Radio this holiday season with It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play!

Experience the beloved Christmas classic like never before as the story of George Bailey and the residents of Bedford Falls comes to life through talented voice actors, live sound effects, and the magic of radio theatre. Filled with heart, humor, and holiday nostalgia, this unique production reminds us that no life is insignificant and that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a world of difference.

Join us for a heartwarming holiday experience for the whole family!

$16/Person.

Pay-What-You-Can tickets can only be purchased at the door for the 2pm show on Saturday, December 12th and are subject to availability.

Tuesday, December 15th, 6pm

Let It Snow… with Song!

Bundle up and join for our Gateway Community Youth Chorus Winter Concert!

A heart-warming celebration of music, community, and seasonal cheer! Our young singers have been working hard and are ready to fill the gallery with festive favorites and sweet winter melodies that are sure to make you smile.

Bring your family, invite your friends, and come support these talented kids as they take the stage and share the joy of singing this winter season.

FREE (with $5 suggested donation)