UPCOMING EVENTS:
NEWS RELEASE FOR THE Rexburg Tabernacle Chamber Orchestra Concert, Tuesday, April 29, 7:30 pm, Romance Theater, Main Street, Rexburg. Free of charge
Musicians of the Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra will divide into small ensembles to present an evening of chamber music on Tuesday, April 29, 7:30 pm in the Romance Theater, a change of venue from their usual Tabernacle concerts. There is no charge to attend.
“This will be a lovely program of experienced musicians who have enjoyed rehearsing and performing together in these smaller groups, from the wind and brass numbers to a larger string ensemble playing the Tchaikowsky Serenade for Strings. There will be a mother and two daughters string ensemble that will be a particular delight”, says Richard Ferguson, concertmaster of the organization.
A quartet of French horns will be participating, a wind ensemble, consisting of clarinets and flutes; and the Yellowstone Brass Quintet will add to a special evening of music to educate and enrich concert-goers.
The Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra is an all-volunteer community orchestra in its 22nd season of performing three concerts each year with its members who are highly trained and experienced musicians, professionals and educators. The City of Rexburg and Rexburg Cultural Arts are sponsors of this unique orchestra.
Rexburg Cultural Arts is pleased to present a community celebration of musical talents featuring both locally and nationally renowned musicians at our local venues. The performances will enliven the pulse of your soul that you won't soon forget! Experience the talent and join us at one of our upcoming musical performances!
Rexburg Cultural Arts is pleased to bring the community quality immersive theater that celebrates all the aspects of the stage! You won't want to miss these performances. They're the delight of the community and the highlight of the year.
Rexburg Cultural Arts' Visual Arts programs are designed to invigorate your creativity and enhance your skill sets with a paintbrush. We hope to see you at one of our incredible offerings soon!
Kids Art Exploration Series (Tues. @ 3 pm)
Teens & Tweens Art Classes (Tues @ 4:30 pm)
Adult Intro to Watercolor Painting Classes (Thurs @ 10 am & 7 pm)
Space is limited to 12 participants per class. Advanced reservations are required. Sign up Online!
The Romance Theater and the South wing hallway of City Hall both have temporary art gallery exhibits featuring local artists from Rexburg and the surrounding areas.
Join us for our next Art Stroll!
Date & Time: May 2nd , 5-8pm
Location: Romance Theater
Tickets: FREE (No ticket required)
Meeting Al Siddoway, I am reminded of a poem
Just A Farmer Poem
“Just a farmer,” you said,
And I laughed ’cause I knew
All the things that farmers
Must be able to do.
They must study the land,
Then watch the sky
And figure just when
Is the right time and why-
To sow and to plant
To buy and to sell
To go to the market
With cattle and well –
You know the books
That farmers must keep
To pay all those taxes
And be able to sleep.
And you know the fixin’
That farmers must do
When machines like mad monsters
Blow a gasket or two
I guess when God needed
Folks to care for His earth
He chose “just farmers”
‘Cause he knew their true worth
— Helen G. Coon
Al Siddoway is a local farmer, growing wheat, potatoes, barley and more in the Teton Valley. Although farming is a lot about the earth, it is also intrinsically about the sky. What weather is coming, what the wind might bring, how it shapes each day's work.
Driving out to farmland, work, and riding his open cab tractor constantly gives Al the opportunity to study the sky and although it could be seen as "just part of the job" Al sees it differently. Every time he looks up at the sky he sees stories, and beauty, and splendor. These views sometimes last only a moment or two before the sun shifts and the sky changes completely, but Al finds himself drawn to capture these fleeting moments and stories through photography. Climbing on top his tractor, pulling over for a flower in the sunset, waiting and watching a rain front sweep the valley, He tries to capture something special about each day.
When asked to describe himself, he says "I'm just a farmer, taking crazy pictures." In the same breath he encourages people to just look up, says there is always something amazing in the sky. Just as our farmers share their harvest, Al floods the online community with his local big sky photography, sharing on as many platforms as possible including Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and forums just for cloud enthusiasts. Yes, he might be just a farmer, but he is also an artist sharing his creative journey with the world.
Please join us for an open house
Big Skies Art Exhibit
featuring sky photography by Al Siddoway
Tuesday May 2nd 2025
at the Historic Romance Theater
from 5-8:00pm
