Jul 20 Monday
Famously adapted into a 1954 film by Alfred Hitchcock, Dial M for Murder is a classic suspense thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. The story follows Tony Wendice, a husband whose carefully plotted scheme to murder his wife unravels with unexpected twists and shocking revelations. Known for its sharp dialogue, clever plotting, and gripping tension, this tale of deceit and betrayal delivers a masterclass in suspense.
At Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts, the suspense feels closer than ever. In our intimate theatre-in-the-round, every glance, every whisper, and every twist of the plot surrounds you. You will feel the tension build in real time, making every moment more thrilling and every revelation more shocking. It is a suspenseful, edge-of-your-seat experience you have to see to believe.
Jul 21 Tuesday
Based on Jazz Standards - Straight-Ahead Jazz. Listen. Play. Discuss. It's a Learning Environment. Bring your Instrument, your Ears, your Friends. Cash Bar NOT available. No BYOB. Popcorn, coffees, soft drinks, and food available at Culture Café.
Jul 22 Wednesday
Throughout the summer there are multiple opportunities to gather for a Wednesday night Plein Air Gatherings with Dave Broerman. These are free to attend and limited art supplies are available.
Four prominent mandolinists – Don Stiernberg (Chicago), Carlo Aonzo (Italy), Brian Oberlin (Grand Rapids) and Don Julin (Traverse City) – collaborate for the first time.
This musical free-for-all throws solos, duos, and full-on mandolin pileups at you like it’s some kind of stringed instrument carnival. Joining the fun is rhythm section Andy Henley (guitar) and Tom Knific (bass).
The genres range as far as your mind can wander as the one-of-a-kind group delves into classical, swing, bluegrass, originals and all things mandolin-istic.
Jul 23 Thursday
Spend a summer evening grooving to jazz on the Hiler Family Terrace at the Raclin Murphy Museum. Bring your own blanket or lawn chair (limited seating will be available on the Terrace) and settle in for some great music. Ivan’s Cafe will have food available for purchase, and a cash bar will be available.
Chicago Street Orchestra is the premier Latin jazz ensemble of Chicago, performing salsa, cumbia, samba, Afro-beat, and many more styles! The CSO is comprised of veterans of the Midwest music scene Gordon Walters, Danjuma Gaskin, Lee Kelly, Jamal Damien, and Zach Nicholas. Whether you're looking to dance or just listen, CSO brings unmatched energy and versatility to diverse genres for audiences around the world.
Museum galleries will be open so you can explore the work of art paired with the performance.
Jul 24 Friday
Join us for our monthly free movie!
Fried Green Tomatoes
PG-13 | 1991 | 2hr 10min
July 24, 2026, at 7PM
Concessions available for purchase.