Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center

Classic cinema and innovative live music come together in this one-of-a-kind performance by acclaimed cellist and composer Gideon Freudmann. Performing an original live soundtrack to “Sherlock Jr.” using cello, looping, and real-time digital effects, he’ll transform this silent film masterpiece into a thrilling modern performance experience! In “Sherlock Jr.,” Buster Keaton stars as a movie projectionist who dreams of becoming a great detective. Packed with inventive visual storytelling, legendary stunts, and timeless comedy, this 1924 silent classic remains one of Keaton’s most beloved and enduring films. The evening will begin with a live set showcasing Freudmann’s innovative original music, followed by a complete screening of the film with live musical accompaniment. Blending film, humor, and musical innovation, this unique event offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience a silent-film masterpiece reimagined through the artistry of a truly original musician.

Celebrate the season with Tony Starlight…all to benefit the arts! Renowned for his charismatic stage presence and velvety vocals, Tony skillfully blends sparkling humor with glittering nostalgia and a sprinkling of holiday cheer. Backed by his exceptional band, he’ll croon favorites from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Neil Diamond, and other iconic singers of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s. Expect a show that “combines showbiz razzmatazz, swingin’ arrangements, (and) ring-a-ding-ding razzle-dazzle” (The Oregonian). World-class musicianship combines with humor, storytelling, and audience interaction for a show captures the magic and joy that make the holidays special. Whether it’s your first time seeing Tony Starlight or an annual tradition, this holiday celebration is sure to leave you smiling and filled with the spirit of the season. 100% of your ticket price will go to benefit the Hillsboro Arts & Culture Endowment. During the season of giving, what could be better than an evening of laughter, fun, and festive spirit, all while supporting the arts?

Celebrate the season with Tony Starlight…all to benefit the arts! Renowned for his charismatic stage presence and velvety vocals, Tony skillfully blends sparkling humor with glittering nostalgia and a sprinkling of holiday cheer. Backed by his exceptional band, he’ll croon favorites from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Neil Diamond, and other iconic singers of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s. Expect a show that “combines showbiz razzmatazz, swingin’ arrangements, (and) ring-a-ding-ding razzle-dazzle” (The Oregonian). World-class musicianship combines with humor, storytelling, and audience interaction for a show captures the magic and joy that make the holidays special. Whether it’s your first time seeing Tony Starlight or an annual tradition, this holiday celebration is sure to leave you smiling and filled with the spirit of the season. 100% of your ticket price will go to benefit the Hillsboro Arts & Culture Endowment. During the season of giving, what could be better than an evening of laughter, fun, and festive spirit, all while supporting the arts?

Experience the energy and tradition of Irish music and dance with the An Daire Academy! Journey through Irish American history while exploring the evolution of social and competitive dance in this lively, all-ages cultural performance.

Experience an evening of mythological stories narrated by dancers from Rhythms Dance Academy through the graceful artistry and expression of classical Kathak dance from North India. Witness the power of Goddess Shakti who manifests herself in every girl as a powerhouse of positivity as she slays demonic forces both inside and outside. Behold the grandeur of the Cosmic dancer Nataraja, the Lord of dance who holds the moon and the stars on his head. Enjoy the story of Sweet Krishna as he defeats the multiheaded serpent Kaliya, symbolizing the triumph of Godliness over the five vices of life: lust, anger, greed, attachment, and ego. Listen to the journey of River Ganges from the Heavens to Earth and how she travels the three stages of River ending with an illuminated dance performance. Four stories. Four emotions. One show.