Entertainment

If you attended school in Vinton in the 70s, you know that the highlight of the year happened when the Old Creamery Theatre came to school. You knew that it was going to be funny, and that there would be laughs. Another victim of the pandemic is the Old Creamery Theatre. The longest-running professional theater company will be closing its doors.

Be sure to get the Palace back on your schedule this weekend! A new server has been installed which means they will be showing the movie, "Encanto" will be shown this weekend!Please note: There will not be a matinee this Saturday, but there will be a 2:00 p.m. matinee on Sunday. An encore weekend of American Underdog is scheduled for the weekend of the 18th.

Due to a digital server crash this past Sunday, the Vinton Palace Theatre will be temporarily closed. Unfortunately, there will be no movie showings this weekend. The Palace regrets any inconvenience. 

This weekend we have Sing 2, but have you planned for next week?! We are excited to present Movie Afternoons over break! Free will donation and the concessions stand will be open! Perfect idea for those kids that don’t have school. Tuesday Dec. 28th - Enchanted @ 2 PMWednesday Dec. 29th - Marley & Me @ 2 PMThursday Dec. 30th - Freaky Friday @ 2 PMAll movies are rated PG.

Vinton Shellsburg Middle School and High School students entertained friends and family on Thursday night. Directors Eric Tabaka and Michala Martin directed the choirs. Students from 6th through 12 grade performed several Christmas selections.The 6th Grade Choir was made up of the following students: Jackie Baldridge, Rylee Boggess, Maddison Bunten, Kaylee Cantrell, Libby Condry, Aden Dawson-Fink, Oliviah Doty, Jax Elwick, Taven Embry-Gerard, Katelyn Fleming, Faith Kies, Nakota McDaniel, Addyson McGlothlin, Jenna Rippel, Axel Rodman, Johnathan Rogers, Emersyn Svoboda, Zach Ternus, Jordon Tucker, Lauren Voss, Colby Walker, Kieran Wiest-Clark.

23 children will be performing two shows this weekend at the Vinton Palace Theatre. The shows can be seen on Saturday, December 4 and on Sunday December 5 at 2:00 p.m. Admission is $5 at the door.Below is a list of the cast along with clips from the actors about why they think the play is great. Each clip is very short, and they will make you smile (.

Phil Hague will perform at the United Methodist Church of Garrison. Everyone is welcome to attend and worship with the congregation and enjoy the Christmas Harmonica. The service will begin at 10:00 a.m. on December 5th. The church is located at 103 North Sycamore in Garrison.

Vinton Shellsburg High School students will be performing the musical Sister Act this weekend in the High School Auditorium. The show will be performed on Friday and Saturday evenings beginning at 7:00 p.m. and on Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.Deloris Van Cartier is an aspiring singer in Philadelphia, where she is auditioning to perform at her gangster boyfriend's nightclub.

ACT I would like to thank the community for their support during this past year during the pandemic. As a special treat to the community, the group is presenting Tom Milligan in three different presentations. Milligan performs one-man shows highlighting the lives of three different men. The first and second shows were in September and October. The third and final show will take place at the Palace Theatre on November 14th at 2:00 p.

This weekend is your last chance to catch "No Time to Die" at the Palace! Daniel Craig's James Bond plays in our regular schedule, Friday and Saturday at 2 pm and 7 pm, and Sunday at 7 pm.I've seen it, and it's so good! You'll be out of breath after the opener! The high energy action scenes are amazing, Daniel Craig is stellar as always, and Rami Malek makes an eerily credible villain.