Monroe Crossing's Bluegrass & Gospel Show- Saturday, January 8th - 8:00pm
When people start talking about bluegrass/gospel music, they can't help but mention Monroe Crossing. This five person-ensemble is hot and getting hotter. Rake Magazine has dubbed them "Minnesota's premier bluegrass outfit." The Minnesota Music Academy nominated them for Artist of the Year.
Adults $15, Students $9

One Act Play Festival - Saturday, January 15th - 3:00 & 8:00pm
Preview competition one acts produced by Phoenix Theatre and Red Wing High School. Phoenix Theatre's production of Middle Aged White Guys is a wacky exploration of personal responsibility and atonement, as portrayed by three brothers at a garbage dump. Red Wing High School gives us a comedic glance of a family sending its first child off to college when it mounts a production of Ed Mask's Going to School. Not appropriate for young children.
Adults $12, Students $7

The Duttons - Saturday, January 22nd- 3:00 & 8:00pm
It's the ultimate reality show - a real family, with real talent showing its audience a real good time. This family is a Branson original and their music is second to none. The performers span three generations and play everything from bluegrass to classical. 3:00 PM Show SOLD OUT!
Adults $20, Students $12

Missoula Children's Theatre - The Jungle Book - Saturday, January 29th - 3:00 & 7:00pm
This Rudyard Kipling classic takes you into the jungle with Mowgli the man-cub. Through his adventures with wolves, bears, panthers, tigers and even a rock-python, he learns some important lessons about life. The Missloula Children's Theatre's original musical adaptation of the tale features performances by Goodhue County 4-Hers.
Adults $9, Students $5

Braschler Music Show - Saturday, February 5th- 3:00 & 8:00pm
The Braschlers from Branson roll back into town to help chase away the winter blahs. Their light-hearted, joyful performances, packed with extraordinary musical talent, energize their audiences every time. 3:00 PM Show SOLD OUT!
Adults $19, Students $11

Stand on Your Man - Friday, February 11th- 8:00pm
Shawn McConneloug and her Orchestra perform a multi-media song-driven work about the trials and tribulations of broken hearts in a never-ending search for love. A mix of yodeling, dancing, lassos, buckin' broncos and country-western vocals are interspaced with vintage film clips to tell the tale.
Adults $16, Students $10

Buckwheat Zydeco - Friday, February 18th- 8:00pm
When accordionist Buckwheat Zydeco and his band play music, people dance. Their blend of traditional Creole Zydeco with Afro-Caribbean rhythm and blues, soul, rock and more inspires you to move! Check out what The New York Times calls "one of the best party bands in America." A Club Sheldon event!
Adults $25, Students $15

Guthrie on Tour 2005 - Freezing Paradise - An Evening With Kevin Kling - Friday, February 25th - 8:00pm
Spend an evening with Kevin Kling, one of the most beloved and celebrated voices of the American Heartland, and one of the finest storytellers of our time. You will be mesmerized as he reveal his sometimes absurd, sometimes ironic observations on the human experience, taking you on an emotional rollercoaster in the process.
Adults $18, Students $11

Kevin Kling hosts Stories of The Sheldon - Saturday, February 26th - 3:00pm
There's no better history than personal stories. A number of community members have been asked to share their funny, poignant and illuminating memories of The Sheldon. Master storyteller Kevin Kling will host the afternoon and participate in the telling of the tales.
No charge, but an admission ticket is required

Missoula Children's Theatre, presents - Cinderella - Saturday, March 5th- 3:00 & 7:00pm
You know that Prince Charming, a glass slipper and a Fairy Godmother are all keys to Cinderella's transformation from servant girl to princess. But do you know about Cleo the Cat and Fido the Dog? This Cinderella story with a twist will keep you on your toes. The production will feature students from School District 256.
Adults $9, Students $5

Arts Alive - Friday, March 11th - 7:00pm & Saturday, March 12th - 2:00pm
The children of Red Wing give life to their artistic talents at the 16th annual Arts Alive performances. More that 200 elementary school students join in the fun.
Adults $6.50, Students $4

Loud and Local - Saturday, March 19th -7:00pm
If you like garage bands you'll love this event. Last year eight garage bands from the surrounding area brought talent and a wide variety of musical styles to downtown Red Wing. Sponsored by RWHS Student Council.
Adults andStudents $5

Red Wing Singers - Saturday, April 2nd- 3:00 & 8:00pm
Over the years, many Sheldon Theatre performances have taken their lead from Broadway. In a salute to the Sheldon's 100th anniversary, the Red Wing Singers will look back at 100 Years of Broadway hits - and a little bit more.
Adults $12, Students $7.50

Leon Redbone - Saturday, April 9th - 8:00pm
Guitarist/vocalist Leon Redbone returns to the Sheldon. Sit back and relax while he unpacks his bag of Ragtime tunes for your listening pleasure. This is always a sellout, so buy your tickets early!
Adults $25, Students $15

Everybody's Hero: The Jackie Robinson Story - Monday, April 11th- 10:00am & 1:00pm
Jackie Robinson was the first African-American to play major league baseball, hand-chosen for the role as much for his ability to keep his cool as for his skill as a ballplayer. The inspiring story of how he broke the color barrier in baseball, and opened the door of opportunity to a new generation of African-Americans, is an inspiration. A school day event.
Adults $8, Students $5

Commonweal Theatre of Lanesboro presents, The Wild Duck - Friday, April 15th - 8:00pm
Hank Ibsen's masterpiece focuses on the lives of two families and the lies that bind them. Is honesty always the best policy, or are some truths better left untold? This play explores that question and offers a rather surprising conclusion.
Adults $14, Students $8

Fiamma Fumana - Saturday, April 16th - 8:00pm
A group of musicians from northern Italy's mountain region, Fiamma Fumana preserves old Italian songs and dance tunes and blends them with the newest Italian electronic dance sound. Critics describe their music as "infectiously danceable," and "credible in both dance clubs and coffee houses."
Adults $16, Students $10

Sheldon Theatre Brass Band - A Rhapsody in Brass! - Saturday, April 23rd - 8:00pm
Just back from the 2005 North American Brass Band Association Championship, the Brass Band and its featured soloists will perform some of the finest in brass band repertoire.
Adults $14, Students $7

Red Wing High School Musical - Thursday, May 5th- 7:30pm; Friday, May 6th - 8:00pm; Saturday May 7th - 3:00 & 8:00pm
The Sheldon is truly a community gathering spot when it showcases the talents of its Red Wing High School students in their annual musical production. The performances are always amazing.
Adults $14, Students $8

R-Factor Disco - Saturday, May 14th - 8:00pm
Disco days are back at least for a couple of hours. The R-Factor (formerly Ruperts Orchestra), will give you the fever to bring back your moves for a night of Disco fun. A Club Sheldon event!
Adults $16, Students $10

Silent Comedies - My Wife's Relations and Spite Marriage*- Friday, May 20th- 7:00pm
Two comedic silent films directed by Buster Keaton. In both films love, marriage, deception and misunderstanding lead to some amusingly muddled relationships.
Adults $5, Students $3

Jennifer Foote - Saturday, May 21st - 8:00pm
Her dynamic performance skills, incredible soprano voice and awesome storytelling talent make a Jennifer Foote concert an event worth attending. Her repertoire ranges from 1930's hits and Cole Porter and Irving Berlin tunes to an extensive menu of classical pieces. The Iowa native has performed on stages from Des Moines to New York City.
Adults $16, Students $10