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From family-friendly musicals to epic Christmas rock concerts, the Butler Arts and Events Center offers something for everyone this season.

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With performances kicking off next Monday, Nov. 25, the Butler Arts and Events Center promises a jam-packed lineup of seasonal shows.

Get in the holiday spirit by attending:

  • A Charlie Brown Christmas: Live on Stage | Nov. 25 | Usher in the season with Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the other Peanuts characters.
  • The Nutcracker | Dec. 5-8 | Butler Ballet presents Tchaikovsky’s timeless classic.
  • YIT’s Frozen Jr. | Dec. 12-15 | Explore Princesses Anna and Elsa’s journey to discover their hidden potential.
  • Rejoice! | Dec. 13-14 | Experience the magic of 200 student musicians celebrating the season’s joy during this free performance.
  • Littlest Angel | Dec. 14-15 | Discover the story of a young angel who doesn’t know how to act angelic.
  • Mannheim Steamroller Christmas | Dec. 15 | Immerse yourself in an experience featuring 15 musicians playing 20+ instruments.
  • Elf | Dec. 17-22 | Uncover a young orphan’s adventure to New York City during this famed Broadway musical.

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