Looking for entertainment? Well, here you have it! Yes, music, mirth, and mushrooms, (and memories, for sure) It's a four-night engagement, music, comedy, fun, set in an elegant mansion, the Kirby-Hill House. But wait, is that Dick Clark I see? Yes! It’s American Bandstand! That’s right, Dick Clark, the worlds oldest teenager. It’s all your favorites from 1952. “We're goin' hoppin', We're goin' hoppin' today, We're goin' swingin', we're gonna swing…
Love Music? Comedy? Vintage fashions and great food? It's wickedly entertaining, hilarious, and delicious. The Kirby-Hill House is announcing our epic 2025 Legends Mother’s Day Dinner and a Show! On May 2nd, 3rd, 9th and 10th, 2025, the Kirby-Hill House performers take to the stage to sing their hearts out for you. Yes, great music from Rex Harris, Brenda Eatman, Sheryl Brocato, and much more and a scrumptious dinner meal, all served by our smiling waitstaff and awesome hosts and hostesses, with just a hint of Casa Blanca. This event is a tribute to American Bandstand’s legendary impact in our lives, and includes the likes of Prince, Jackson Five, Beach boys, Chuck Berry, the Doors, Bobby Darin, Olivia Newton-John, and more. The show offers a fine meal and entertainment, great service, a fine menu, and fabulous entertainment.
Tickets are $55 per person and available on the website at www.kirbyhillhouse.com. Doors open at 6:30, the show starts at 7 pm and is over around 10 pm, at the mansion at 210 West Main Street in Kountze. Rex Harris, of Harris Jewelers, is doing it again! He believes diamonds are a girl's best friend, so he's bringing some of his bling, for a raffle, proceeds to go the house
All sales benefit this stately, elegant old mansion, the Kirby-Hill House Museum and Educational Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Check out our photos. And the best part of Mother’s Day is giving so bring canned and pantry goods for the Christian Loving Care Center.
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