Rear Window is excited to welcome Ganado native Zachary Grant to the stage for the very first time!

Zachary Grant is a Texas country artist known for blending traditional country roots with honest, heartfelt storytelling. Drawing inspiration from country, rock, and Red Dirt influences including George Strait, The Eagles, and Turnpike Troubadours, his music paints vivid pictures of small-town life, heartbreak, and the lessons learned along the way. With radio features on KIXS 108, television appearances on Newscenter 25, and sold-out live performances, Grant is steadily emerging as one of South Texas’ most promising rising country artists.

• Debut Album "Songs From a Small Town" produced by Dave Elder of 3Gen Studios
• Featured on KIXS 108 radio station multiple times as an artist to watch in the crossroads area.
• Appeared on Newscenter 25 multiple times to talk about my music journey and what to be on the lookout for
• Sold out multiple KIXS VIP performances
• Performed throughout the crossroads at multiple festivals

www.zacharygrant.com

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance.

Doors open and dinner is served at 7pm. The show begins at 8pm.

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner and Show Tickets $35, Show Only Tickets $20

Rear Window Listening Room is a BYOB establishment.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

An outrageously hilarious race against the clock begins when Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt agrees to get her feisty mother all the way from Alabama to California in time for her brother’s wedding. Savannah’s problem: Mama won’t fly. With only four days to make it to the ceremony, this determined daughter has no choice but to drive cross-country with her equally willful mother, Norleen Sprunt, in Mama’s vintage sedan.

As Savannah steels herself for this hastily conceived road trip, another outrageous complication arises: the bubbly, over-eager bride-to-be arrives unannounced. Hayley Quinn, delighted to finally meet her future in-laws, is convinced that traveling together to her wedding is the perfect way to bond. The folly of her decision quickly becomes apparent when the journey begins and comedic chaos ensues. Every conceivable – and inconceivable – mishap that can occur does, including the theft of their car and all their clothes, a near-fatal encounter at an underwear museum, the accidental homicide of an ancient Texas relative, a mad dash across the desert in a hijacked eighteen-wheeler and a riotous detour to Vegas that ends in a brawl with an ordained showgirl/minister.

As the misadventures multiply, the beleaguered trio rapidly develops the urge to ditch each other anywhere along the way. Eventually the race to get to the church on time takes its toll and the overwhelmed bride calls off the wedding. Rising above their age-old mother-daughter issues, Norleen and Savannah work together to get the nuptials back on track. In a surprising and heartwarming resolution, they forge an exciting new path for their own relationship and welcome Hayley into their delightfully wacky family. This ferociously funny, family-friendly Jones-Hope-Wooten comedy will have you laughing your way across the country and all the way down the aisle!

Doors Open/Dinner Served 1:00 pm, Show Begins 2:00 pm

• NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 1:00 OPENING

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

An outrageously hilarious race against the clock begins when Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt agrees to get her feisty mother all the way from Alabama to California in time for her brother’s wedding. Savannah’s problem: Mama won’t fly. With only four days to make it to the ceremony, this determined daughter has no choice but to drive cross-country with her equally willful mother, Norleen Sprunt, in Mama’s vintage sedan.

As Savannah steels herself for this hastily conceived road trip, another outrageous complication arises: the bubbly, over-eager bride-to-be arrives unannounced. Hayley Quinn, delighted to finally meet her future in-laws, is convinced that traveling together to her wedding is the perfect way to bond. The folly of her decision quickly becomes apparent when the journey begins and comedic chaos ensues. Every conceivable – and inconceivable – mishap that can occur does, including the theft of their car and all their clothes, a near-fatal encounter at an underwear museum, the accidental homicide of an ancient Texas relative, a mad dash across the desert in a hijacked eighteen-wheeler and a riotous detour to Vegas that ends in a brawl with an ordained showgirl/minister.

As the misadventures multiply, the beleaguered trio rapidly develops the urge to ditch each other anywhere along the way. Eventually the race to get to the church on time takes its toll and the overwhelmed bride calls off the wedding. Rising above their age-old mother-daughter issues, Norleen and Savannah work together to get the nuptials back on track. In a surprising and heartwarming resolution, they forge an exciting new path for their own relationship and welcome Hayley into their delightfully wacky family. This ferociously funny, family-friendly Jones-Hope-Wooten comedy will have you laughing your way across the country and all the way down the aisle!

Doors Open/Dinner Served 6:30 pm, Show Begins 7:30 pm

• NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

An outrageously hilarious race against the clock begins when Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt agrees to get her feisty mother all the way from Alabama to California in time for her brother’s wedding. Savannah’s problem: Mama won’t fly. With only four days to make it to the ceremony, this determined daughter has no choice but to drive cross-country with her equally willful mother, Norleen Sprunt, in Mama’s vintage sedan.

As Savannah steels herself for this hastily conceived road trip, another outrageous complication arises: the bubbly, over-eager bride-to-be arrives unannounced. Hayley Quinn, delighted to finally meet her future in-laws, is convinced that traveling together to her wedding is the perfect way to bond. The folly of her decision quickly becomes apparent when the journey begins and comedic chaos ensues. Every conceivable – and inconceivable – mishap that can occur does, including the theft of their car and all their clothes, a near-fatal encounter at an underwear museum, the accidental homicide of an ancient Texas relative, a mad dash across the desert in a hijacked eighteen-wheeler and a riotous detour to Vegas that ends in a brawl with an ordained showgirl/minister.

As the misadventures multiply, the beleaguered trio rapidly develops the urge to ditch each other anywhere along the way. Eventually the race to get to the church on time takes its toll and the overwhelmed bride calls off the wedding. Rising above their age-old mother-daughter issues, Norleen and Savannah work together to get the nuptials back on track. In a surprising and heartwarming resolution, they forge an exciting new path for their own relationship and welcome Hayley into their delightfully wacky family. This ferociously funny, family-friendly Jones-Hope-Wooten comedy will have you laughing your way across the country and all the way down the aisle!

Doors Open/Dinner Served 6:30 pm, Show Begins 7:30 pm

• NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 1:00 pm OPENING

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

An outrageously hilarious race against the clock begins when Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt agrees to get her feisty mother all the way from Alabama to California in time for her brother’s wedding. Savannah’s problem: Mama won’t fly. With only four days to make it to the ceremony, this determined daughter has no choice but to drive cross-country with her equally willful mother, Norleen Sprunt, in Mama’s vintage sedan.

As Savannah steels herself for this hastily conceived road trip, another outrageous complication arises: the bubbly, over-eager bride-to-be arrives unannounced. Hayley Quinn, delighted to finally meet her future in-laws, is convinced that traveling together to her wedding is the perfect way to bond. The folly of her decision quickly becomes apparent when the journey begins and comedic chaos ensues. Every conceivable – and inconceivable – mishap that can occur does, including the theft of their car and all their clothes, a near-fatal encounter at an underwear museum, the accidental homicide of an ancient Texas relative, a mad dash across the desert in a hijacked eighteen-wheeler and a riotous detour to Vegas that ends in a brawl with an ordained showgirl/minister.

As the misadventures multiply, the beleaguered trio rapidly develops the urge to ditch each other anywhere along the way. Eventually the race to get to the church on time takes its toll and the overwhelmed bride calls off the wedding. Rising above their age-old mother-daughter issues, Norleen and Savannah work together to get the nuptials back on track. In a surprising and heartwarming resolution, they forge an exciting new path for their own relationship and welcome Hayley into their delightfully wacky family. This ferociously funny, family-friendly Jones-Hope-Wooten comedy will have you laughing your way across the country and all the way down the aisle!

Doors Open/Dinner Served 1:00 pm, Show Begins 2:00 pm

• NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 1:00 pm OPENING

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

An outrageously hilarious race against the clock begins when Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt agrees to get her feisty mother all the way from Alabama to California in time for her brother’s wedding. Savannah’s problem: Mama won’t fly. With only four days to make it to the ceremony, this determined daughter has no choice but to drive cross-country with her equally willful mother, Norleen Sprunt, in Mama’s vintage sedan.

As Savannah steels herself for this hastily conceived road trip, another outrageous complication arises: the bubbly, over-eager bride-to-be arrives unannounced. Hayley Quinn, delighted to finally meet her future in-laws, is convinced that traveling together to her wedding is the perfect way to bond. The folly of her decision quickly becomes apparent when the journey begins and comedic chaos ensues. Every conceivable – and inconceivable – mishap that can occur does, including the theft of their car and all their clothes, a near-fatal encounter at an underwear museum, the accidental homicide of an ancient Texas relative, a mad dash across the desert in a hijacked eighteen-wheeler and a riotous detour to Vegas that ends in a brawl with an ordained showgirl/minister.

As the misadventures multiply, the beleaguered trio rapidly develops the urge to ditch each other anywhere along the way. Eventually the race to get to the church on time takes its toll and the overwhelmed bride calls off the wedding. Rising above their age-old mother-daughter issues, Norleen and Savannah work together to get the nuptials back on track. In a surprising and heartwarming resolution, they forge an exciting new path for their own relationship and welcome Hayley into their delightfully wacky family. This ferociously funny, family-friendly Jones-Hope-Wooten comedy will have you laughing your way across the country and all the way down the aisle!

Doors Open/Dinner Served 6:30 pm, Show Begins 7:30 pm

• NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Rear Window Listening Room is excited to welcome THE STEEL WHEELS back to our stage for the first time since 2015!

“As a band, our aim is to make music that acknowledges the pain and difficulty of the moment, but takes a step back to look at the harmony we can create through all that life throws at us." -Trent Wagler Virginia-based folk-rock band The Steel Wheels have spent almost twenty years writing, recording, and touring, all the while constantly honing their evolving brand of American roots music. Additionally they are the founders and hosts of the Red Wing Roots Music Festival, a beloved staple of the Shenandoah Valley. Through the years, The Steel Wheels have drawn on both traditional form and modern sounds to capture the beauty in all of life’s varied trials and triumphs. Their new album, Sideways, which releases on February 9, 2024 via Big Ring Records, is a meditation on resilience and survival. Trent Wagler, the band’s lead singer and primary songwriter, penned many of the songs in response to loss, and the uncertainty that comes with facing what we can’t control. Sideways begins with “Wait On You,” bounding out of the gates with a fervor carried by The Steel Wheels’ signature close harmonies and propulsive mountain energy. Through a seemingly simple story of the naivety of youth, the belief that we can skate by without being prepared for misfortune and the unexpected, the album kicks off with a kind of emboldening invitation in the face of an unavoidable truth. The world doesn’t wait on us—it’s our responsibility to shore ourselves up, to show up, to be ready to be a part of it all. This year hit like a hurricane. The winds they knocked me over … All the books you read were just a wish, If you don’t show up, then you’re finished -from “Wait on You” In 2019, The Steel Wheels were blindsided by the death of fiddle player and vocalist Eric Brubaker’s young daughter to a sudden illness. This incredible weight inspired some of the lines of “Easy on Your Way”, an almost hymn-like anthem that speaks to the desire to find something to say or give in the middle of heartache. But in spite of the weight at the heart of the song, it still rollicks with energy like a barn dance dirge—it’s a call to just be in your grief and pain while holding on to hope that we are in it all together. I don’t have a song to sing, There is no song to sing. If words could do anything I’d go and face the day. … Lift your voice when I am gone, Lift your voice when I am gone. If you ever have to sing this song, Easy on your way. -from “Easy on Your Way” In addition to finding resolve in loss, many of the songs on Sideways heavily grapple with the experience of watching the suffering of those we love, but feeling unequipped and helpless to know what to do—or if there is even anything we can do. In the depths of a pandemic, mostly isolated and sequestered from the rest of the world, Wagler’s own child faced a serious mental health crisis and needed immediate treatment. Thankfully they were able to find a program to receive the help they needed. Still the complicated, unending journey of mental health, experienced from the inside and as a spectator, was at the front of mind as the songs for Sideways were written. “We all cast ourselves in the leading role of our story. I wrote the song ‘Hero’ in the midst of trying to help my child, and needing to be okay with it being their story. The refrain ‘I thought I was the hero’ is poking fun at myself for thinking I should or could fix anything. I had to take a backseat to listen and understand exactly what they were needing in that moment. Many of the songs on Sideways, including the title track, were a reflection of my own emotional confusion and processing.” -Trent Wagler What will I do without the mask on? Can it be true and still a love song? Does anybody want to sing with me? … Is it something I can locate? Do I have enough to give away? Is it even under our control? Some feelings grow sideways. -from “Sideways” Sonically, Sideways encapsulates the band’s most ambitious outing to date. At their inception, The Steel Wheels played exclusively on acoustic instruments, around one mic, drawing inspiration from the mountain music and string band traditions of Virginia, where the band was formed. But 2017’s Wild As We Came Here represented an evolution in the band’s sound. It was then they first collaborated with producer Sam Kassirer (Lake Street Dive, Langhorne Slim, Josh Ritter), adding sonic textures and pushing the boundaries of what the band’s sound could be. This same chapter also saw the addition of Kevin Garcia (drums, percussion, and keys) to the band. “We’re more than a string band, what we do has fundamentally changed from four guys around a mic. This was clearest to me when we were writing Sideways. I realized we were being influenced by so much other music—psychedelic rock, pop, jam, you name it—just overall paying attention to a broader palette of sound, not so focused on our own little world.” -Trent Wagler For the recording of Sideways in 2022, The Steel Wheels once again tapped Kassirer to help them bring the album to life. The band holed up together at the Great North Sound Society in Parsonsfield, ME, moving into the studio for a week, cooking their meals together around a woodstove in a farmhouse, and, most importantly, playing all together again—for the first time in over two years. The result is at-once a powerful, anthemic, at-times joyous, and contemplative reflection on our shared human experience—both tapping into the personal and reaching for something universal. And all throughout Sideways, we hear and see the image of resilience, resolve, and strength despite the trials. We are reminded that we are all still here… pushed and bent by the wind, yes, but still standing. As Wagler says, “It’s beautiful and crushing to be alive sometimes. We aren’t here to sing songs that only cut one way—but if they do, they’ll cut sideways.” www.thesteelwheels.com

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance.

Doors open and dinner is served at 7pm. The show begins at 8pm.

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner and Show Tickets $65, Show Only Tickets $50 / SHOW ONLY TICKETS AT THE DOOR WILL BE $60

Rear Window Listening Room is a BYOB establishment.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

The kids of Ganado Townhall Players return to the stage to present our 6th Summer Youth Play with our hilarious presentation of "Typecast."

Typecast is a comedic high school play about the challenges of casting and self-perception. The story begins with auditions for an upcoming production of Cinder White, where drama teacher Ms. Thespis is greeted by a group of students each with a distinct “type” — the diva, the quiet girl, the nice girl, and others. To her, casting seems straightforward. However, when Ms. Thespis falls ill with appendicitis, gym teacher Mr. Ball steps in to direct the show. She takes over partly out of guilt for balding Ms. Thespis’ pet ferret. The twist is that the students have all been mysteriously cast in the “wrong” roles: the “nice girl” becomes the villain, the diva is given only two minutes onstage, and the quiet “ensemble” girl is now a leading role with actual lines.

As these characters are thrust into unfamiliar territory, they must confront their self-image and learn to “play the roles they’re all totally wrong for.” The play uses humor and relatable situations to explore the theme of typecasting — both in theater and in life — and how stepping outside one’s “type” can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities

Tickets - Dinner Theater Format $30

Doors open at 1 pm. The show begins at 2 pm

MENU: To Be Announced

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility

SPECIAL NOTE - PATRONS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 1:00 OPENING TIME. OUR FACILITY IS ARRANGED SUCH THAT OUR CAST, CREW, AND VOLUNTEERS REQUIRE FULL ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING TO PREPARE FOR THE SHOW PRIOR TO THE POSTED OPENING TIME. THANK YOU

The kids of Ganado Townhall Players return to the stage to present our 6th Summer Youth Play with our hilarious presentation of "Typecast."

Typecast is a comedic high school play about the challenges of casting and self-perception. The story begins with auditions for an upcoming production of Cinder White, where drama teacher Ms. Thespis is greeted by a group of students each with a distinct “type” — the diva, the quiet girl, the nice girl, and others. To her, casting seems straightforward. However, when Ms. Thespis falls ill with appendicitis, gym teacher Mr. Ball steps in to direct the show. She takes over partly out of guilt for balding Ms. Thespis’ pet ferret. The twist is that the students have all been mysteriously cast in the “wrong” roles: the “nice girl” becomes the villain, the diva is given only two minutes onstage, and the quiet “ensemble” girl is now a leading role with actual lines.

As these characters are thrust into unfamiliar territory, they must confront their self-image and learn to “play the roles they’re all totally wrong for.” The play uses humor and relatable situations to explore the theme of typecasting — both in theater and in life — and how stepping outside one’s “type” can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities

Tickets - Dinner Theater Format $30

Doors open at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7:30 pm

MENU: To Be Announced

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility

SPECIAL NOTE - PATRONS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING TIME. OUR FACILITY IS ARRANGED SUCH THAT OUR CAST, CREW, AND VOLUNTEERS REQUIRE FULL ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING TO PREPARE FOR THE SHOW PRIOR TO THE POSTED OPENING TIME. THANK YOU

The kids of Ganado Townhall Players return to the stage to present our 6th Summer Youth Play with our hilarious presentation of "Typecast."

Typecast is a comedic high school play about the challenges of casting and self-perception. The story begins with auditions for an upcoming production of Cinder White, where drama teacher Ms. Thespis is greeted by a group of students each with a distinct “type” — the diva, the quiet girl, the nice girl, and others. To her, casting seems straightforward. However, when Ms. Thespis falls ill with appendicitis, gym teacher Mr. Ball steps in to direct the show. She takes over partly out of guilt for balding Ms. Thespis’ pet ferret. The twist is that the students have all been mysteriously cast in the “wrong” roles: the “nice girl” becomes the villain, the diva is given only two minutes onstage, and the quiet “ensemble” girl is now a leading role with actual lines.

As these characters are thrust into unfamiliar territory, they must confront their self-image and learn to “play the roles they’re all totally wrong for.” The play uses humor and relatable situations to explore the theme of typecasting — both in theater and in life — and how stepping outside one’s “type” can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities

Tickets - Dinner Theater Format $30

Doors open at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7:30 pm

MENU: To Be Announced

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility

SPECIAL NOTE - PATRONS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING TIME. OUR FACILITY IS ARRANGED SUCH THAT OUR CAST, CREW, AND VOLUNTEERS REQUIRE FULL ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING TO PREPARE FOR THE SHOW PRIOR TO THE POSTED OPENING TIME. THANK YOU

The kids of Ganado Townhall Players return to the stage to present our 6th Summer Youth Play with our hilarious presentation of "Typecast."

Typecast is a comedic high school play about the challenges of casting and self-perception. The story begins with auditions for an upcoming production of Cinder White, where drama teacher Ms. Thespis is greeted by a group of students each with a distinct “type” — the diva, the quiet girl, the nice girl, and others. To her, casting seems straightforward. However, when Ms. Thespis falls ill with appendicitis, gym teacher Mr. Ball steps in to direct the show. She takes over partly out of guilt for balding Ms. Thespis’ pet ferret. The twist is that the students have all been mysteriously cast in the “wrong” roles: the “nice girl” becomes the villain, the diva is given only two minutes onstage, and the quiet “ensemble” girl is now a leading role with actual lines.

As these characters are thrust into unfamiliar territory, they must confront their self-image and learn to “play the roles they’re all totally wrong for.” The play uses humor and relatable situations to explore the theme of typecasting — both in theater and in life — and how stepping outside one’s “type” can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities

Tickets - Dinner Theater Format $3

Doors open at 1 pm. The show begins at 2 pm

MENU: To Be Announced

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility

SPECIAL NOTE - PATRONS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 1:00 OPENING TIME. OUR FACILITY IS ARRANGED SUCH THAT OUR CAST, CREW, AND VOLUNTEERS REQUIRE FULL ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING TO PREPARE FOR THE SHOW PRIOR TO THE POSTED OPENING TIME. THANK YOU

The kids of Ganado Townhall Players return to the stage to present our 6th Summer Youth Play with our hilarious presentation of "Typecast."

Typecast is a comedic high school play about the challenges of casting and self-perception. The story begins with auditions for an upcoming production of Cinder White, where drama teacher Ms. Thespis is greeted by a group of students each with a distinct “type” — the diva, the quiet girl, the nice girl, and others. To her, casting seems straightforward. However, when Ms. Thespis falls ill with appendicitis, gym teacher Mr. Ball steps in to direct the show. She takes over partly out of guilt for balding Ms. Thespis’ pet ferret. The twist is that the students have all been mysteriously cast in the “wrong” roles: the “nice girl” becomes the villain, the diva is given only two minutes onstage, and the quiet “ensemble” girl is now a leading role with actual lines. As these characters are thrust into unfamiliar territory, they must confront their self-image and learn to “play the roles they’re all totally wrong for.” The play uses humor and relatable situations to explore the theme of typecasting — both in theater and in life — and how stepping outside one’s “type” can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities

Tickets - Dinner Theater Format $30

Doors open at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7:30 pm

MENU: To Be Announced

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility

SPECIAL NOTE - PATRONS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING TIME. OUR FACILITY IS ARRANGED SUCH THAT OUR CAST, CREW, AND VOLUNTEERS REQUIRE FULL ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING TO PREPARE FOR THE SHOW PRIOR TO THE POSTED OPENING TIME. THANK YOU

Join local award-winning playwright Patrick McLaughlin, Rear Window Listening Room, The Slopper Pub, and Lavaca Bluffs Cork & Keg for a unique and fun event with dinner, bourbon, trivia, and an evening with the undisputed king of the bootleggers!

George Remus was a respected pharmacist and lawyer. His circles were society’s upper echelon. His parties were legendary, and his generosity was unmatched…except by his ruthlessness.

Behind the scenes, Remus built a criminal empire and vast fortune and became the undisputed King of the Bootleggers. Finally, the king himself comes forward to tell his story. Remus tells of his humble beginnings, his rise to power in prohibition era America, and the betrayal that led to murder.

George Remus, the King of the Bootleggers invites you to join him for an evening of food, bourbon, a specialty cocktail, and the story of the first and only King of the Bootleggers!

Rear Window Listening Room will provide the setting for this unique event. The Slopper Pub will be onsite for beverages, and Lavaca Bluffs will be catering the dinner.

The entertainment will be provided Patrick McLaughlin, an award-winning published playwright from Victoria, Texas, bringing to life the one and only George Remus.

TICKETS FOR THE EVENT WILL INCLUDE DINNER - ON THE MENU FOR THE EVENING... Stuffed pork tenderloin with Spinach and Boursin cheese Mushroom Dijon cream gravy Garlic mashed potatoes Sautéed Green bean Spring salad vinaigrette Homemade Dinner rolls Dessert

BEVERAGE - One Boulevardier - a classic bourbon-forward cocktail combining Campari and sweet vermouth, stirred with ice and garnished with an orange peel. The Slopper Pub will be on hand to provide the cash bar for additional beverages

TASTING - A flight of 3 specially-chosen bourbons with a surprise twist

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance.

Doors open and dinner is served at 7pm.

Tickets $60/person NO ONE UNDER 21 WILL BE SERVED ALCOHOL

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Join local award-winning playwright Patrick McLaughlin, Rear Window Listening Room, The Slopper Pub, and Lavaca Bluffs Cork & Keg for a unique and fun event with dinner, bourbon, trivia, and an evening with the undisputed king of the bootleggers!

George Remus was a respected pharmacist and lawyer. His circles were society’s upper echelon. His parties were legendary, and his generosity was unmatched…except by his ruthlessness.

Behind the scenes, Remus built a criminal empire and vast fortune and became the undisputed King of the Bootleggers. Finally, the king himself comes forward to tell his story. Remus tells of his humble beginnings, his rise to power in prohibition era America, and the betrayal that led to murder.

George Remus, the King of the Bootleggers invites you to join him for an evening of food, bourbon, a specialty cocktail, and the story of the first and only King of the Bootleggers!

Rear Window Listening Room will provide the setting for this unique event. The Slopper Pub will be onsite for beverages, and Lavaca Bluffs will be catering the dinner.

The entertainment will be provided Patrick McLaughlin, an award-winning published playwright from Victoria, Texas, bringing to life the one and only George Remus.

TICKETS FOR THE EVENT WILL INCLUDE DINNER - ON THE MENU FOR THE EVENING... Stuffed pork tenderloin with Spinach and Boursin cheese Mushroom Dijon cream gravy Garlic mashed potatoes Sautéed Green bean Spring salad vinaigrette Homemade Dinner rolls Dessert

BEVERAGE - One Boulevardier - a classic bourbon-forward cocktail combining Campari and sweet vermouth, stirred with ice and garnished with an orange peel. The Slopper Pub will be on hand to provide the cash bar for additional beverages

TASTING - A flight of 3 specially-chosen bourbons with a surprise twist

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance.

Doors open and dinner is served at 7pm.

Tickets $60/person NO ONE UNDER 21 WILL BE SERVED ALCOHOL

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

We're excited to kick off the summertime fun with the one and only Hamilton Loomis and his world-class band and their unique style of pop/funk/rock!

Born and raised in Galveston, Texas, Loomis is the son of musician parents who listened to blues, rock and soul. Music ran in his veins and, with instruments readily available around the house, he picked up drums, piano, guitar and harmonica, honing his multi-instrumental talent in addition to performing regularly as part of his family’s doo-wop group. “My parents had a fantastic record collection and, when I started writing, I gravitated towards what I’d been listening to all my life. I have a huge reverence for the blues and all it encompasses, but I’ve always been fond of R&B and funky music.” A protégé of Bo Diddley, Loomis met the icon backstage at the age of 16 at Houston’s famed venue Rockefeller’s. Before the night was over, Loomis was onstage playing guitar with the legend. Diddley quickly became friend, mentor, collaborator and supporter, appearing on two of Loomis’ albums and presenting a cherished red guitar that he still plays. “That one night began my education and I spent a lot of time with Bo over the years listening to him tell so many stories,” said Loomis. “He was so generous and most people don’t know that he was really philanthropic. He played free concerts around his hometown for homeless shelters, schools and anyone that just needed help. He was always giving! That’s another thing that planted the GIVE IT BACK seed in my mind. It’s all coming full circle.” Loomis and crew shine on stage proving his music is best experienced in person, where one can see and hear its intended splendor. Described by Blues Blast Magazine as “a non-stop turbo of power”, Loomis’ energetic, get-in-with–the-crowd antics are infectious. The swaying and clapping are just as he envisioned. “Being comfortable on stage is something that comes completely natural to me,” he says. “I feel joy when I play music and it literally moves me. It moves my body. I learned long ago that whenever music is coming from you, from deep inside your soul and from the right place, people will feel that on a deeper level and might not even know what’s going on inside of themselves. I enjoy engaging the crowd and feel a show should be an interactive experience.”​ www.hamiltonloomis.com

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a lift chair for those requiring assistance.

Doors open and dinner is served at 7pm. The show begins at 8pm.

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner and Show Tickets $40, Show Only Tickets $25

Rear Window Listening Room is a BYOB establishment.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Ganado's Townhall Players kicks off their 2026 Season with a hilarious nod to the #America250 Celebration with Red, White, and Tuna!

The much anticipated third installment in the Tuna trilogy takes the audience through another satirical ride into the hearts and minds of the polyester-clad citizens of Texas' third smallest town.

Along with Tuna's perennial favorites, some new Tuna denizens burst into the 4th of July Tuna High School Class Reunion. This sets the stage for a show full of fireworks and fun from the land where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's been several years since we left Bertha and Arles dancing at the end of A Tuna Christmas...Did the romance blossom? Has Didi Snavley received any "cosmic" communications from R.R.'s UFO? Did Stanley make his fortune in the Albuquerque taxidermy business? These and other burning questions will be asked and answered in the side-splitting spoof of life in rural America.

In this latest saga, all the Tuna favorites return as the Prayer Posse led by Vera Carp and Reverend Spikes take on church hymns while Petey Fisk continues his off-beat pleas for a more humane Tuna. The flirtatious Tastee Kreme gals have a food booth at the Reunion serving Aunt Pearl's prize-winning potato salad that may have been in the heat too long. You'll laugh till it hurts when you find out who the mystery write-in winner of the Homecoming Queen Contest is. Just another day in the life of Tuna, Texas.

Doors open and dinner is served at 1 pm. The show begins at 2 pm. * NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING *

Menu: Hot Dogs, Chili, Baked Beans, Chips/Dip, Apple Pie/Ice Cream, Iced Tea Sponsored By Bill & Carrie Baker

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Ganado's Townhall Players kicks off their 2026 Season with a hilarious nod to the #America250 Celebration with Red, White, and Tuna!

The much anticipated third installment in the Tuna trilogy takes the audience through another satirical ride into the hearts and minds of the polyester-clad citizens of Texas' third smallest town.

Along with Tuna's perennial favorites, some new Tuna denizens burst into the 4th of July Tuna High School Class Reunion. This sets the stage for a show full of fireworks and fun from the land where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's been several years since we left Bertha and Arles dancing at the end of A Tuna Christmas...Did the romance blossom? Has Didi Snavley received any "cosmic" communications from R.R.'s UFO? Did Stanley make his fortune in the Albuquerque taxidermy business? These and other burning questions will be asked and answered in the side-splitting spoof of life in rural America.

In this latest saga, all the Tuna favorites return as the Prayer Posse led by Vera Carp and Reverend Spikes take on church hymns while Petey Fisk continues his off-beat pleas for a more humane Tuna. The flirtatious Tastee Kreme gals have a food booth at the Reunion serving Aunt Pearl's prize-winning potato salad that may have been in the heat too long. You'll laugh till it hurts when you find out who the mystery write-in winner of the Homecoming Queen Contest is. Just another day in the life of Tuna, Texas.

Doors open and dinner is served at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7:30 pm. * NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING *

Menu: To Be Announced Sponsored by Jade Valdez

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Ganado's Townhall Players kicks off their 2026 Season with a hilarious nod to the #America250 Celebration with Red, White, and Tuna!

The much anticipated third installment in the Tuna trilogy takes the audience through another satirical ride into the hearts and minds of the polyester-clad citizens of Texas' third smallest town.

Along with Tuna's perennial favorites, some new Tuna denizens burst into the 4th of July Tuna High School Class Reunion. This sets the stage for a show full of fireworks and fun from the land where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's been several years since we left Bertha and Arles dancing at the end of A Tuna Christmas...Did the romance blossom? Has Didi Snavley received any "cosmic" communications from R.R.'s UFO? Did Stanley make his fortune in the Albuquerque taxidermy business? These and other burning questions will be asked and answered in the side-splitting spoof of life in rural America.

In this latest saga, all the Tuna favorites return as the Prayer Posse led by Vera Carp and Reverend Spikes take on church hymns while Petey Fisk continues his off-beat pleas for a more humane Tuna. The flirtatious Tastee Kreme gals have a food booth at the Reunion serving Aunt Pearl's prize-winning potato salad that may have been in the heat too long. You'll laugh till it hurts when you find out who the mystery write-in winner of the Homecoming Queen Contest is. Just another day in the life of Tuna, Texas.

Doors open and dinner is served at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7:30 pm. * NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING *

Menu: Lasagna, Salad, Garlic Bread, Peach Dump Cake, Iced Tea Sponsored by Royce & Jonel Knuppel

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Ganado's Townhall Players kicks off their 2026 Season with a hilarious nod to the #America250 Celebration with Red, White, and Tuna!

The much anticipated third installment in the Tuna trilogy takes the audience through another satirical ride into the hearts and minds of the polyester-clad citizens of Texas' third smallest town.

Along with Tuna's perennial favorites, some new Tuna denizens burst into the 4th of July Tuna High School Class Reunion. This sets the stage for a show full of fireworks and fun from the land where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's been several years since we left Bertha and Arles dancing at the end of A Tuna Christmas...Did the romance blossom? Has Didi Snavley received any "cosmic" communications from R.R.'s UFO? Did Stanley make his fortune in the Albuquerque taxidermy business? These and other burning questions will be asked and answered in the side-splitting spoof of life in rural America.

In this latest saga, all the Tuna favorites return as the Prayer Posse led by Vera Carp and Reverend Spikes take on church hymns while Petey Fisk continues his off-beat pleas for a more humane Tuna. The flirtatious Tastee Kreme gals have a food booth at the Reunion serving Aunt Pearl's prize-winning potato salad that may have been in the heat too long. You'll laugh till it hurts when you find out who the mystery write-in winner of the Homecoming Queen Contest is. Just another day in the life of Tuna, Texas.

Doors open and dinner is served at 1 pm. The show begins at 2 pm. * NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING *

Menu: Chicken Enchiladas with Green Chile Sauce, Mexican Rice, Charro Beans, iced tea Sponsored by Dave & Robin Donalson

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.

Ganado's Townhall Players kicks off their 2026 Season with a hilarious nod to the #America250 Celebration with Red, White, and Tuna!

The much anticipated third installment in the Tuna trilogy takes the audience through another satirical ride into the hearts and minds of the polyester-clad citizens of Texas' third smallest town.

Along with Tuna's perennial favorites, some new Tuna denizens burst into the 4th of July Tuna High School Class Reunion. This sets the stage for a show full of fireworks and fun from the land where the Lion's Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's been several years since we left Bertha and Arles dancing at the end of A Tuna Christmas...Did the romance blossom? Has Didi Snavley received any "cosmic" communications from R.R.'s UFO? Did Stanley make his fortune in the Albuquerque taxidermy business? These and other burning questions will be asked and answered in the side-splitting spoof of life in rural America.

In this latest saga, all the Tuna favorites return as the Prayer Posse led by Vera Carp and Reverend Spikes take on church hymns while Petey Fisk continues his off-beat pleas for a more humane Tuna. The flirtatious Tastee Kreme gals have a food booth at the Reunion serving Aunt Pearl's prize-winning potato salad that may have been in the heat too long. You'll laugh till it hurts when you find out who the mystery write-in winner of the Homecoming Queen Contest is. Just another day in the life of Tuna, Texas.

Doors open and dinner is served at 6:30 pm. The show begins at 7:30 pm. * NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE 6:30 OPENING *

Menu: To Be Announced

Dinner Theater Format - $30

Rear Window Listening Room is an UPSTAIRS venue. There is a chair lift for those needing assistance.

Rear Window is a non-smoking facility.