Bainbridge celebrates the circus next weekend
BAINBRIDGE – “Ladies and Gentlemen and Children of All Ages!” The Town Hall Gallery in Bainbridge Celebrates the Circus on Oct. 27. Prepare to be amazed, thrilled and delighted! There will be a special exhibition of circus memorabilia in the Bainbridge Town Hall Gallery during the afternoon and evening of Saturday, Oct. 27. Floral and Event Designer Nancy Kitchen and Ian Tonnessen of Bainbridge will share memorabilia taken from 15 years of producing events for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
This special show will be open from 1 – 4 p.m. during the afternoon of Oct. 27, and again during the evening, from 7 – 10 p.m.
At 2 p.m., Kitchen will speak about her experiences behind the scenes at the circus. She has enjoyed rare, special access to the off stage antics of the clown troupes, the amazing circus animals and glittering performers. The circus exhibition will include props that were built right here in Bainbridge with the help of local artists including Ellen Lockhart, Elise Craver, Lori Kellogg and Lynn Thomas. They were created especially for the longest running annual party in the U. S.A. (134 years), “The Circus’ Opening Night at Madison Square Garden.” Displays include life-size cut-out portraits of actual circus stars, and action photographs of thrill-seeking daredevils, bellowing elephants, roaring tigers, terrific dog acts and more. From fearless lion-tamers to sparkling high-wire professionals, Kitchen offers so many exciting circus images and stories. Don’t be surprised if a life-size Ringmaster even takes center stage in the gallery!’
Come One and Come All! October 27th from 1 – 4, and from 7 – 10 p.m. During the afternoon, there will also be free face-painting for kids. The evening hours are scheduled to coincide with the performance of Remington Ryde in the Town Hall Theater. The gallery is located on the second floor of the Town Hall building on Main Street in Bainbridge.
This special show will be open from 1 – 4 p.m. during the afternoon of Oct. 27, and again during the evening, from 7 – 10 p.m.
At 2 p.m., Kitchen will speak about her experiences behind the scenes at the circus. She has enjoyed rare, special access to the off stage antics of the clown troupes, the amazing circus animals and glittering performers. The circus exhibition will include props that were built right here in Bainbridge with the help of local artists including Ellen Lockhart, Elise Craver, Lori Kellogg and Lynn Thomas. They were created especially for the longest running annual party in the U. S.A. (134 years), “The Circus’ Opening Night at Madison Square Garden.” Displays include life-size cut-out portraits of actual circus stars, and action photographs of thrill-seeking daredevils, bellowing elephants, roaring tigers, terrific dog acts and more. From fearless lion-tamers to sparkling high-wire professionals, Kitchen offers so many exciting circus images and stories. Don’t be surprised if a life-size Ringmaster even takes center stage in the gallery!’
Come One and Come All! October 27th from 1 – 4, and from 7 – 10 p.m. During the afternoon, there will also be free face-painting for kids. The evening hours are scheduled to coincide with the performance of Remington Ryde in the Town Hall Theater. The gallery is located on the second floor of the Town Hall building on Main Street in Bainbridge.
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