Tibbits welcomes families and theatre-goers of all ages to enjoy the next Popcorn Theatre performance, Snow White, July 18, 19, 25, and 26 at the historic Tibbits Opera House.
COLDWATER – Tibbits Popcorn Theatre is excited to offer a new version of an old classic, as Snow White opens on the Tibbits Opera House stage on Friday, July 18.
With six dwarves missing, Snow White takes the stage alongside Dwarf Four—the one nobody remembers. Audiences should expect a zany game of dress-up as two actors juggle characters and uncover the true story behind the fairy tale.
This version of Snow White promises to be a fast-paced, frenetic, funny romp through the classic fairy tale, as Tibbits welcomes young theatre-goers to come in on Friday and Saturday mornings, July 18, 19, 25, and 26. The show will begin at 10:00am and will run until approximately 11:30, including a brief intermission.
Tickets for Popcorn Theatre shows at Tibbits are priced $10 each, and include complimentary popcorn and juice, donated by Dr. Ed Lake and McDonalds: The Maynard Organization. Children ages 2 and under are free but must have a comp ticket reserved by calling the Tibbits box office at 517.278.6029. Discounts for groups and families of five or more are also available by calling the box office. Families are encouraged to secure their tickets early for these popular shows. They can be purchased at Tibbits.org, by calling Tibbits Opera House, or visiting the administration office located at 93 West Chicago St.
Tibbits also wishes to extend its heartfelt thanks to all the sponsors who make these performances possible: Dr. Jon and Seibra Herbener, the Bushouse Family, Asama Coldwater Manufacturing, Matthew C. Christopher, DDS, PC, Coldwater Exchange Club, and Vested Risk Strategies. Additional support is also provided by The Philip & Sarah Rosenberg Family Trust. Their generous support played a crucial role in bringing these vibrant cultural experiences to the community.
COLDWATER – As Tibbits prepares to celebrate Friday the 13th and all of its creepy, haunted glory, they would like to thank Dr. Matthew Christopher and his staff for their sponsorship of Monster Fest.
The annual event appropriately features the film “Friday the 13th, part six: Jason Lives.” It opens with the synth-horror-punk band, Silicon Heartbeat, at 8:30pm and concludes with a ghost hunt led by Scaredy Cats Paranormal following the film.
Matthew C. Christopher, DDS, PC has been a generous supporter of the theatre for more than 10 years as corporate members, sponsors of Popcorn Theatre, the auction, Kids Art Rocks and the Classic Film Series.
They are proud to support the theatre saying, “We appreciate the various opportunities Tibbits offers to the community and hope to be a part of that for many years to come.” Dr. Christopher and his staff craft smiles to last a lifetime. They enhance community health by providing quality dental care for the entire family. Conveniently located in Union City and Coldwater, they handle most treatment in office. They see children as early as one-year-old and accept most insurances. Matthew C. Christopher can be reached at (517) 741-4565 or online at UCSmiles.com.
The movie “Friday the 13th” is rated R and minimum age for the ghost hunt is 15. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets are $10 and are available online at Tibbits.org. The event is held at Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett St., Coldwater, MI 49036
COLDWATER— Tibbits Popcorn Theatre is a cherished tradition that brings family and friends together for mornings of fun and engaging entertainment. It is a tradition that has spanned generations and would not be possible without the generous donations of sponsors from within the Coldwater community, including: The Bushouse Family, Jon & Seibra Herbener, Dr. Matthew Christopher, Longstreet Living, Coldwater Exchange Club, Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics, ASAMA Coldwater Manufacturing, and Vested Risk Strategies.
The Bushouse Family has been attending and involved in Tibbits Summer Theatre for decades. The family shares a deep appreciation for the arts. For the visual arts, their impact on students can be seen in the growth of the Annual Kids Art Rocks exhibit. They became sponsors three years ago to assist the theatre as it transitioned to performances at The Ponds and happily continue for Popcorn Theatre’s return.
The Herbeners have been attending Tibbits since they were first married in 1967 and Popcorn Theatre since its inception. Through Tibbits shows they were able to foster a deep appreciation for live theatre for two generations, first bringing their children, then their grandchildren. They have been overall sponsors of Popcorn Theatre since 2010.
Matthew C Christopher, DDS, PC is proud to support Tibbits Opera House. They appreciate the various opportunities Tibbits offers to the community, and hope to be a part of that for many years to come. Dr. Christopher and his staff enhance community health by providing quality dental care for the entire family. Conveniently located in Union City and Coldwater, they handle most treatment in office. They see children as early as one-year-old and accept most insurances. Additionally, Dr. Christopher provides hospital dentistry at ProMedica, Three Rivers, and Oaklawn. They craft smiles to last a lifetime.
Longstreet Living is a third-generation, family owned and operated furniture, flooring, and home improvement store in Coldwater, MI. When you walk into their store, you will most likely be greeted by a member of their family. They have been providing customers with quality, name brand furniture, flooring, local delivery, in-home estimates, installation, and special financing services for over 50 years!
Coldwater Exchange Club holds near to its heart three core values – Family, Community and Country. The Noon Exchange Club’s support of community in the form of Tibbits Opera House goes back to the 1960s when local service groups banded together to save, renovate, and reopen the historic theatre. Decades later, Noon Exchange stepped up as a Popcorn Theatre sponsor in 2001. Visit them @Coldwater Exchange Club on Facebook to learn about the benefits of membership and their ongoing projects.
Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics believes there is no age limit when it comes to achieving a beautiful smile! They offer customized treatment options including Invisalign, silver and LightForce custom braces. They welcome everyone to their state-of-the-art facility where they thrive on the friendships that grow with their patient family! Dr. Potocki is happy to support Tibbits this summer.
Asama Coldwater Manufacturing (ACM), a leader in manufacturing of precise and high quality products for the automotive industry, has been supporting Tibbits since it first opened the Coldwater facility in 1996. ACM seeks continuous improvement for all areas of its business and demonstrates a commitment to its employees and the community. Over the years ACM has shown its support of Tibbits through membership, school and youth programs, golf and auction, as well as Summer Theatre. ACM is also co-sponsor this summer of Tibbits Theatre Workshop.
Vested Risk Strategies celebrates its 95th anniversary this year, but they pride themselves on a fresh, new approach, striving to be a trusted advisor. They help identify, prioritize and build a strategy to manage the risks faced by individuals, families and businesses. They deliver peace of mind and a sense of control beyond just insurance. Chris Sumnar, VRS President says “Having a venue like Tibbits with such amazing programming for all ages is a huge asset to the community.”
Tibbits also receives grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and Michigan Arts and Culture Council.
This year, Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presents “Aladdin’s Luck” on June 9th, 10th, 16th, and 17th; Doug Scheer’s “Wacky Science” on June 23rd and 24th; “Once Upon a Princess Storytime & Songs” on July 14th and 15th; “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” on July 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th; and Disney’s animated feature film “Encanto” on August 4th and 5th.
With help from sponsors in the community, Tibbits Opera House will continue this beloved tradition for many years to come.
COLDWATER – Giving a nod to Tibbits Opera House’s days as a movie theatre from the 1930s-1950s, Popcorn Theatre will conclude the Tibbits Summer Theatre season with a film showing of Disney’s “Encanto” on the big screen August 4 and 5.
In this magical musical film, the multigenerational Madrigals are an extraordinary Colombian family who live hidden in the mountains in a charmed place called the Encanto. The magic of the Encanto has blessed every child in the family with a unique gift that helps them serve the people in their rural community — every child except Mirabel. When Mirabel learns that magic surrounding Encanto is in danger, she sets out to find out what is happening and save her family and their magical house.
Wrapping up the Popcorn Theatre season, Disney’s “Encanto” will be featured on Tibbits’ big screen, giving a nod to the Opera House’s days as a movie theatre from the 1930s-50s. Tickets are available at Tibbits.org.
Popcorn Theatre is generously sponsored by Judy Bushouse, Jon and Seibra Herbener along with additional support from Asama Coldwater Manufacturing, Dr. Matthew Christopher DDS, PC, Coldwater Exchange Club, Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics, Longstreet Living, and Vested Risk Strategies. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and Michigan Arts and Culture Council.
All Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presentations are Fridays and Saturdays at 10am. Tickets are $10 and include popcorn and juice at intermission. Popcorn is donated by Ed Lake, with juice donated by McDonalds: The Maynard Organization.
Seating is reserved and patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance. Tickets are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029, or in-person at the Tibbits Box Office inside the theatre at 14 S. Hanchett St or at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago in Coldwater. All performances will take place at Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett St., Coldwater, MI. Group rates are available.
COLDWATER – Enjoy stories, songs, sing-a-longs and dancing when “Once Upon a Princess Storytime & Songs” brings fairytale fun to Tibbits’ Popcorn Theatre at 10am July 14-15.
From Miracle Keeper to Snow Princess, Tower Princess to Beauty Princess, this show features professional touring artists performing songs such as “Waiting on a Miracle,” “Let it Go,” “Tale as Old as Time” and “When Will My Life Begin.” The magic continues after the show posing for photos and autographs with these special heroines.
Tibbits Operations Director Stephanie Burdick says, “This is the perfect show for kids and adults alike who love those classic fairytale stories like Rapunzel or Beauty and the Beast.”
Popcorn Theatre is generously sponsored by Judy Bushouse, Jon and Seibra Herbener along with additional support from Asama Coldwater Manufacturing, Dr. Matthew Christopher DDS, PC, Coldwater Exchange Club, Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics, Longstreet Living, and Vested Risk Strategies. This performance is funded in part by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council and the Michigan Humanities Council. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.
“Once Upon a Princess Storytime & Songs” will be on stage July 14 and 15 at 10am. It is the third show of the Popcorn Theatre season, with a great lineup following, including the professional Tibbits Summer Theatre company in “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” and the animated film, Disney’s “Encanto.” All Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presentations are Fridays and Saturdays at 10am and run through August 5. Tickets are $10 and include popcorn and juice at intermission. Popcorn is donated by Ed Lake, with juice donated by McDonalds: The Maynard Organization.
Seating is reserved and patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance. Tickets are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029, or in-person at the Tibbits Box Office inside the theatre at 14 S. Hanchett St or at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago in Coldwater. All performances will take place at Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett St., Coldwater, MI. Group rates are available.
COLDWATER – A talking rabbit, the Red Queen and a Mad Hatter will all bring a magical world to life July 21-22 and 28-29 when Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presents “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.”
Based on the classic story by Lewis Carroll and adapted for the stage by Deborah Frockt, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” starts as a very ordinary and rather boring day for Alice until she spots a White Rabbit with a pocket watch whizzing through a world that’s beyond imagination! Her insatiable curiosity draws her into a madcap adventure in which she meets remarkable characters like the Caterpillar, Talking Flowers, a Duchess and her Cook, a Gryphon and Mock Turtle, a Mad Hatter and a March Hare. When Alice finally catches up with the White Rabbit in the Queen’s Court, she’s in for her biggest adventure of all.
Director Brenda Sparks said “One of the attractions of this show is the very physical and visual storytelling with projections and vibrant lively music that is sure to entertain and thrill every age group – It’s a fun director’s concept that takes the audience from Lewis Carroll’s classic Victorian tale to a Steampunk wonderland.”
Tibbits Opera House will bring the magical world of Wonderland to life July 21-22 and 28-29 when Tibbits Summer Theatre presents “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” Costumers Ashlynn Swauger, Tristian Laney, Marc W Vital, and Kayla Hemphill have fun with some costume pieces they created.
Making up the professional cast of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” is Rachel Schoenecker, Dominic Green, Tyler Evans, Carlie Jones, Annie Ross, and Aaron Bell. Assistant director for the production is Stephanie Burdick. Production staff features scenic design by Jaye Beetem, projection design by Lexa Walker, light design by Trey Ewart, costume design by Tristian Laney, sound design by Luis Guzman Galdos, and properties by Liz Reaves, who also serves as stage manager. Musical selections are by Thorin Byrd.
Popcorn Theatre is generously sponsored by Judy Bushouse, Jon and Seibra Herbener along with additional support from Asama Coldwater Manufacturing, Dr. Matthew Christopher DDS, PC, Coldwater Exchange Club, Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics, Longstreet Living, and Vested Risk Strategies. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and Michigan Arts and Culture Council.
Following “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” Popcorn Theatre will close with the animated film, Disney’s “Encanto.” All Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presentations are Fridays and Saturdays at 10am and run through August 5. Tickets are $10 and include popcorn and juice at intermission. Popcorn is donated by Ed Lake, with juice donated by McDonalds: The Maynard Organization.
Seating is reserved and patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance. Tickets are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029, or in-person at the Tibbits Box Office inside the theatre at 14 S. Hanchett St or at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago in Coldwater. All performances will take place at Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett St., Coldwater, MI. Group rates are available.
COLDWATER – On June 23-24 at 10am Doug Scheer brings his laugh-out loud funny and also educational stage show “Wacky Science” to Tibbits’ Popcorn Theatre.
Doug Scheer’s laugh-out loud “Wacky Science” show, a Tibbits Popcorn Theatre production, will be on stage at Tibbits Opera House June 23-24.
Loads of surprises, comedy and goofy sound effects combine in this perfect complement to learning The Scientific Method. Featuring wacky and off-the-wall, hands-on lessons, audience members discover that simple household items can be used to perform quirky and crazy science experiments. Science has never been so much fun!
Since 1987 Scheer has been providing top-notch, award-winning programs throughout Michigan. Hundreds of thousands of elementary students have thrilled to the excitement created in his productions. According to Scheer, “while education is the priority in all our shows, igniting enthusiasm in learning is the main thrust.” By combining an energetic style, beautiful sets and costumes with a true gift for teaching and entertaining. Scheer brings a new dimension to the basic lessons of education. No other performer has appeared before more Michigan elementary students in the past 30 years.
Popcorn Theatre is generously sponsored by Judy Bushouse, Jon and Seibra Herbener along with additional support from Asama Coldwater Manufacturing, Dr. Matthew Christopher DDS, PC, Coldwater Exchange Club, Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics, Longstreet Living, and Vested Risk Strategies. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Humanities Council, Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.
“Wacky Science” runs June 23 and 24 at 10am. It is the second show of the Popcorn Theatre season, with a great lineup following: “Once Upon a Princess Storytime & Songs,” “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” and the animated film, Disney’s “Encanto.” All Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presentations are Fridays and Saturdays at 10am and run through August 5. Tickets are $10 and include popcorn and juice at intermission. Popcorn is donated by Ed Lake, with juice donated by McDonalds: The Maynard Organization.
Seating is reserved and patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance. Tickets are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029, or in-person at the Tibbits Box Office inside the theatre at 14 S. Hanchett St or at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago in Coldwater. All performances will take place at Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett St., Coldwater, MI. Group rates are available.
In addition to Popcorn Theatre, Tibbits Summer Theatre will be presenting the beloved Disney musical “The Little Mermaid.” With a message of kindness, tolerance and love, this fishy fable will capture audience’s hearts with irresistible songs like “Under the Sea,” “Kiss the Girl” and “Part of Your World.” No Popcorn Theatre performances will take place during the run of “The Little Mermaid.” There will instead be 11am performances on June 30, July 1, and July 8 and a 2pm performance on July 5 in addition to evening performances June 29, July 6, 7, and 8. Ticket prices range from $20 to $43 with special Tibbits member, child, and group rates available.
COLDWATER – A princess, an evil magician and a genie with a magic lamp: “Aladdin’s Luck,” the first Tibbits Popcorn Theatre production of Tibbits’ 2023 professional summer theatre season, opens with a colorful cast of characters on the Tibbits stage June 9.
“Aladdin’s Luck” by Janet Stanford opens the Popcorn season with lessons of love, strength and self-acceptance. Clever street urchin Aladdin falls madly for the Princess Leilah at a chance meeting. Aladdin tries to impress her with a magic lamp and genie by his side, but when the lamp falls into the hands of an evil magician, Aladdin must travel across the desert to rescue the princess by doing the thing that scares him the most…being himself.
“Aladdin’s Luck,” a Tibbits Popcorn Theatre production, will be on stage at Tibbits Opera House June 9-10 and 16-17. The show features professional actors Dennis Dizon, Rachel Sarles, Aaron Bell, and Dominic Green.
Making up the professional cast of “Aladdin’s Luck” is Dennis Dizon as Aladdin, Rachel Sarles as Princess Leilah, Mother, and Mustapha; Aaron Bell as Omar, Sultan, and Genie; and Dominic Green as Al Zarnati and Servant. Chad Tallon takes the helm as the director. Production staff features scenic design by Jaye Beetem, light design by Trey Ewart, costume design by Tristian Laney, sound design by Luis Guzman Galdos, and properties by Liz Reaves, who also servers as stage manager.
Popcorn Theatre is generously sponsored by Judy Bushouse, Jon and Seibra Herbener along with additional support from Asama Coldwater Manufacturing, Dr. Matthew Christopher DDS, PC, Coldwater Exchange Club, Coldwater & Hillsdale Orthodontics, Longstreet Living, and Vested Risk Strategies. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.
“Aladdin’s Luck” runs June 9, 10, 16, and 17at 10am. It is the first show of the Popcorn Theatre season, with a great lineup following: Doug Scheer’s “Wacky Science,” “Once Upon a Princess Storytime & Songs,” “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” and the animated film, Disney’s “Encanto.” All Tibbits Popcorn Theatre presentations are Fridays and Saturdays at 10am and run through August 5. Patrons will be treated to free popcorn and juice at intermission. Popcorn is donated by Ed Lake, with juice donated by McDonalds: The Maynard Organization.
Seating is reserved and patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance. Tickets for all patrons are $10 (price includes fees, popcorn and juice) and are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029, or in-person at the Tibbits Box Office inside the theatre at 14 S. Hanchett St or at the Tibbits Admin Office at 93 W. Chicago in Coldwater. All performances will take place at Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett St., Coldwater, MI. Group rates are available.
In additional to Popcorn Theatre, Tibbits Summer Theatre will be presenting the beloved Disney musical “The Little Mermaid.” With a message of kindness, tolerance and love, this fishy fable will capture audience’s hearts with irresistible songs like “Under the Sea,” “Kiss the Girl” and “Part of Your World.” No Popcorn Theatre performances will take place during the run of “The Little Mermaid.” There will instead be 11am performances on June 30, July 1, and July 8 and a 2pm performance on July 5 in addition to evening performances June 29, July 6, 7, and 8. Ticket prices range from $20 to $43 with special Tibbits member, child, and group rates available.
COLDWATER – Since the silent era of film, audiences have been captivated by war movies with plots depicting the needless brutality of war as in the silent masterpiece “J’accuse!” from 1919 or to showcase the bravery of soldiers and civilians alike as in “Defiance” from 2008. On May 20 the Tibbits Classic Film Series will bring two of best-known war classics to the big screen, “Run Silent, Run Deep” and “The Sands of Iwo Jima.”
The double feature begins at 4pm with the navel drama, “Run Silent, Run Deep.” When his submarine is sunk by the Japanese during the second world war, Commander ‘Rich’ Richardson, played by Clarke Gable, is assigned to desk duty. After a year of being stuck in an office he is finally given a chance to skipper another sub. Not long after assuming command, Richardson begins a dangerous and reckless quest for vengeance and begins to hunt down the enemy destroyer that sunk his previous vessel. Refusing to listen to reason he routinely puts his new crew in unnecessary danger much to the distress of second in command, played by Burt Lancaster.
“Sands of Iwo Jima” follows at 5:45pm starring John Wayne as John Marion Stryker, a hardened Marine who is given command of a squad of new recruits and is charged with making them battle-ready. The squad grows more and more resentful of Stryker due to his increasingly brutal training regimen and his general lack of sympathy for the men’s personal problems. The Squad’s opinion of their CO begins to change after they are deployed to Tarawa, an island located in the Pacific theatre of WW2, when he risks his life to save a fellow squad of marines that have been pinned down by an enemy bunker. The now battle-tested squad becomes more closely-knit and Stryker’s relationship with the men warms as they all find themselves in the midst of the bloodiest island battle of the war.
The theatre will open 30 minutes prior to the first film showing. Concessions, including popcorn and a cash bar, will be available for purchase at Tibbits’ Ghost Light Bar. There is no charge to view these films, though donations are accepted. The Classic Film Series will return this fall.
The Classic Film Series is generously sponsored by Dr. Matthew Christopher, DDS, PC. A proud supporter of Tibbits Opera House, Dr. Christopher is also a Tibbits Summer Theatre Popcorn Theatre sponsor and corporate member of the historic theatre. Dr. Christopher and his staff provide excellent quality dental care for the entire family. Conveniently located in Union City and Coldwater, they handle most treatments in office, saving patients time and money while crafting smiles to last a lifetime.
All showings will take place at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. For more information or a complete listing of shows and events, please visit Tibbits.org.
COLDWATER – With excitable characters, bumbling gangsters and fast-paced nonstop comedy, the latest double feature from the Tibbits Classic Film Series showcases what happens when two film genres – the comedic farce & a crime story – are combined when Criminal Farces hits the big screen on Saturday April 1.
The first film showing at 4pm is the 1991 comedy “Oscar” directed by John Landis (Blues Brothers, Animal House). Prohibition era mob boss Angelo “Snaps” Provolone, played by Sylvester Stallone, is forced to swear to his dying father that he will go straight and give up his life of crime. His day spirals into a farcical mess and wildly funny mess as Snaps is forced to navigate around a hardnosed police lieutenant obsessed with taking him down, through the task of unexpectedly finding a husband for his young and now-pregnant daughter, and through the irritation of dealing with his well-meaning henchmen who are having trouble adjusting to their life on the straight and narrow.
At 6pm, “Blame it on the Bellboy” from 1992 will continue the night of Criminal Farces. A hitman, a corporate properties manager, and a gentleman attempting to utilize a local escort service converge at a hotel in Venice, Italy. Bronson Pinchot plays the hotel bellboy whose bad English causes him to give each of the three men the wrong itinerary for the day. The bellboy’s innocent mix-up sets them up to clash against each other in a hilarious case of mistaken identities.
The theatre will open 30 minutes prior to the first film showing. Concessions, including popcorn and a cash bar, will be available for purchase at Tibbits’ Ghost Light Bar. There is no charge to view these films, though donations are accepted. The Classic Film Series ends its season May 20 with “The World at War.”
The entire Classic Film Series is generously sponsored by Dr. Matthew Christopher, DDS, PC. A proud supporter of Tibbits Opera House, Dr. Christopher is also a Tibbits Summer Theatre Popcorn Theatre sponsor and corporate member of the historic theatre. Dr. Christopher and his staff provide excellent quality dental care for the entire family. Conveniently located in Union City and Coldwater, they handle most treatments in office, saving patients time and money while crafting smiles to last a lifetime.
All showings will take place at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. For more information or a complete listing of shows and events, please visit Tibbits.org.
