Author Alan Fitzpatrick tells of Killbuck, the Delaware warrior who fought the men of the Virginia Regiment during the French & Indian War. FREE
On display all through downtown Steubenville, 3' tall Easter eggs. 28 giant eggs, painted by 20 different local artists. 10am-4pm. Maps available at the Leonardo's Coffeehouse, Steubenville Visitor Center and many local shops. Call: 740-632-8909. or www.steubenvillenutcrackervillage.com/eggsibition
Food, Fun & Fellowship. Free, but donations requested. For more info or to register to attend call: 740-409-2986
Pre-K - 6th Grade, an evening of fun and fellowship. Register at Kingdom Kids-WMC on Facebook.com
Rock Opera about Jesus's ministry, crucifixion and resurrection, written by the late David Bordas
Speaker Mark Barnes of the Steubenville Grocery Box Free.
Learn the history of this Easter egg folk art and try your hand at writing a Pysanky Egg. All eggs and supplies will be provided, as well as a few kits for purchase. Space and supplies are limited, so please register beforehand. $20 per person. For more information, call: 740-632-8909 or email Therese@nelsongifts.com
Kids get lunch with the Easter Bunny, a craft, an egg hunt with prizes, an entry raffle, and extra prize eggs. $10 per child (ages 10 and under) Limited spots, form must be completed with payment to secure a spot.
Media Presentation by Professor Linus Meldrum associate professor of art at Franciscan University, and Dr. David Schaefer, professor of communication arts at Franciscan University.
Free food, music and an Easter egg hunt for the kids.
A powerful story about daring to dream and the life-changing lessons of failure. Franciscan University of Steubenville's Anathan Theatre will present Life in Color: A New Musical on April 5, 6, 12, and 13 at 7:00 p.m. and April 7 and 14 at 2:00 p.m. in the Anathan Theater in Egan Hall. Franciscan University student, AmyLynn Miller, wrote, directed, and composed the music for the musical. It tells the story of passionate young woman named Mona. Burdened by abandonment in her past and weighty responsibility, she is determined to prove she can make it on her own at art school. But when she is accused of art fraud and faces the demise of all her dreams, her brother Charlie and roommate Kathleen must help Mona see that imperfection and failure are just as vital to life as relationship and community. With a vibrant ensemble of singers and dancers, Life in Color: A New Musical is a heartrending story that asks what we let ourselves be defined by. Tickets may be purchased at the door. The cost of the performance is $8.00 for adults, $5.00 for students and seniors, and free of charge for Religious and children under 12. To order tickets and for more information, please visit Life in Color: A New Musical or contact AmyLynn Miller at amiller@franciscan.edu.
A Powerful story about daring to dream and the life-changing lessons of failure. Franciscan University of Steubenville's Anathan Theatre will present Life in Color: A New Musical on April 5, 6, 12, and 13 at 7:00 p.m. and April 7 and 14 at 2:00 p.m. in the Anathan Theater in Egan Hall. Franciscan University student, AmyLynn Miller, wrote, directed, and composed the music for the musical. It tells the story of passionate young woman named Mona. Burdened by abandonment in her past and weighty responsibility, she is determined to prove she can make it on her own at art school. But when she is accused of art fraud and faces the demise of all her dreams, her brother Charlie and roommate Kathleen must help Mona see that imperfection and failure are just as vital to life as relationship and community. With a vibrant ensemble of singers and dancers, Life in Color: A New Musical is a heartrending story that asks what we let ourselves be defined by. Tickets may be purchased at the door. The cost of the performance is $8.00 for adults, $5.00 for students and seniors, and free of charge for Religious and children under 12. To order tickets and for more information, please visit Life in Color: A New Musical or contact AmyLynn Miller at amiller@franciscan.edu.
