Palace Theatre presents Garrison Keillor of ‘Prairie Home Companion’ fame

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With 28 books, collections of poems and sonnets to his credit, Garrison Keillor’s command of the written and spoken word has been captivating audiences and radio listeners for decades. At the heart of his legacy are the tales of growing up in rural Minnesota, and the people of Lake Wobegon that pepper Keillor’s colorful stories via his long-running radio show, “A Prairie Home Companion.” See him live April 26 at the Palace.

Magic will happen: ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ and recreating a classic at the Palace Theatre

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“Singin’ In the Rain,” which runs from April 15-May 7, brings the musical sensibilities of the 1952 film version to life on the Palace stage in a classic recreation of a story that recalls Hollywood’s transition, from silent movies to talkies.

Easter Sundays: What a Headache

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Of course, I awoke those spring mornings to the requisite Easter basket filled with green cellophane grass and heaps of jelly beans in Red #40, Yellow #5, Green #3, and Blue #1; not to mention bunches of beautiful pastel foil-wrapped chocolate eggs and, the crown jewel of the Easter candy crowd, a foot-tall, hollow milk chocolate bunny with solid chocolate ears. Breakfast? I was perfectly satisfied; stoked on a massive sugar high which, when combined with Aquanet, to hold my curls after sleeping with mom’s foam rollers, I could recite the week’s Bible verse, Luke 24: 46-47, in 10 seconds flat: Thus it is written, and thus it behooved Christ to suffer, and to rise from the dead the third day: And that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.

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