The Vinton Palace brings you “Son of God” Friday, April 11 through Thursday, April 17 at 7 pm, and Monday, April 14 at 2 pm. We’ve had several requests for this film, which chronicles the life of Christ.

117 Dancers from the Cooling Dance Center of Vinton will compete April 11-12 for the Midwest Starz Regional Dance Competition at the Five Sullivan Bros.

Sunday was the first rehearsal at the Palace for ACT 1's "Sometimes a Rainbow". It was evident cast members had been working very hard to memorize their lines.

In 1944, a middle-aged group of men and a few women interrupted their lives as historians, art curators, professors, and architects to become the Monuments Men.

Rehearsals for ACT 1’s production of “Sometimes a Rainbow” are in full swing. This ACT 1 show is a musical comedy featuring the lives of tourists and street people and their interactions in the Mall area of 15th Street and Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC.

The more I read about “The LEGO Movie,” the more I wish it was mid summer so we could pack the house and have late shows every night! This movie is getting incredible reviews! Better than “Frozen!” Definitely worth attending with your kids and keeping them out on a school night! Pajama party! Sorry, elementary teachers – priorities! “The LEGO Movie” plays the Palace Friday, March 28 through Thursday, April 3 at 7 pm every evening, with added shows on Saturday at 1 pm, Saturday and Sunday at 4 pm, and Monday at 2 pm.

Do you think teenagers could live without technology for 30 days? This is the question almost 50  Vinton-Shellsburg Middle School Students hope to answer this month with their fun, on-stage performance of  "Unplugged" written by Laurie Bryant, directed by Crystal Coder.

“…a '70s crime romp that's ridiculously entertaining in all the best ways.” Christy Lemir We’ve enjoyed some beautiful and disturbing films the past few weeks with “Nebraska” and “August: Osage County,” but do look forward to lightening the mood with the last of our Oscar movies – “American Hustle.

ACT I OF Benton County has selected the cast for “Sometimes a Rainbow” . This show, a musical comedy, will play at the Palace Theatre May 1-4 so mark your calendar now!   CAST: Nancy Beckman – Cordy Bunny Fritch – Duchess Rick Primmer – Mack Sherry Stout – Danika Cathi Calderwood – Queenie Mike Kahler – David and Willie Jeff Seitz – Twitch and Freddie Pam Primmer – Beverly Sue Travis – Agnes Ray Bookmeier – Rev.

Oscar Month continues with “August: Osage County,” playing the Palace Friday, March 14 through Thursday, March 20 at 7 pm, and Monday, March 17 at 2 pm.