Beanie Boren has invented a book-reading machine for the science fair. Unfortunately, the machine is neither user-friendly nor bug-free. When Beanie turns it on, out pop the witches from Snow White, Hansel and Gretel and The Wizard of Oz, each set to wreak havoc on the real world now!   Enlisting the help of the good guys from the same stories to re-enact their endings, can Beanie battle the witches and save both worlds?  The OCC Orchard Ridge Theatre program presents affordable, quality entertainment for the whole family. Tickets $5 for Adults and students. The tickets are $2 for children under 12 years old and accompanied by an adult.

The TrebleMakers and BackBeat are both cappella ensembles from Northville High School. They will perform a variety of pieces from classical to vocal jazz and Barbershop harmony to pop music.  This program is free and open to the public.

PROGRAM MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

Faculty, Students, Staff and the community come together for an evening of talented fun.

Put on your dancing shoes or just sit back and enjoy the sounds that made the twenties roar and the thirties sizzle, performed by the fabulous Hotel Savarine Society orchestra.  They will be joined by the Pleasant Moments Vintage Dancers, an Ann Arbor-based performance group specializing in social dances of the nineteenth and twentieth centruies.  Come and enjoy the fun.

OCC students compete for the honor of being the OCC Singing Idol 2009.

Dailey and Vincent both have achieved great success in their careers as members of two of the most accomplished bluegrass bands in the world. Dailey spent nine years with Doyle Lawson and Quicksiver. Vincent accrued ten years with Ricky Skaggs. The group won 7 IBMA awards in 2008, including Entertainers of the Year.

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Admission: Free and open to the public.
 

With a broad range of influences ranging from Jennifer Knapp to Janis Joplin, Beth Stalker’s soulful voice is a refreshing new sound in contemporary Christian music. Born in Detroit, Michigan, Beth started performing when she was only three years old. Known as “Little Liz”, Beth released her first album entitled “Jesus Loves Me”, In 2005. Beth exploded onto the Detroit Music scene winning 6 Detroit Music Awards for her independently produced contemporary Christian CD “Here With You” - including the Best Limited Budget Music Video and “The People’s Choice” awards. A life-long fan of Jazz, Beth recorded a CD of Jazz standard called “Hallelujah, I Love Him So” in 2006.