Fibre Federal Credit Union Rainy Months Series!
What is the rainy month series?
The Columbia Theatre's LIVE performance series for young families! The Fibre Federal Credit Union Rainy Months Series takes place on select Sunday afternoons during our rainy months of January through May. This series is an expansion of the Columbia's educational programming and emphasizes a shared experience for both children and the adults in their lives. Tickets are very reasonably priced at $10.00 per ticket or a family pack of 4 tickets for $30.
Made possible by generous support from
Big Bang Boom
Sunday January 26th, 2025, 2pm
Big Bang Boom is a pop/rock music group
from Greensboro, NC that plays parent-friendly
children's music. Established in 2007, Big Bang
Boom has released 3 CDs and performed at the
prestigious Kidzapalooza stage at Lollapalooza, the
Hangout Fest, The Lake Eden Arts Festival, and Musikfest.
This high energy engaging performance
is best for ages 3-12!
Alex Zerbe,the Zaniac
Sunday February 23rd, 2025, 2pm
America’s Got Talent Alex Zerbe the Zaniac has sung in over
12,000 showers and has the energy of 1,000 suns. Bouncing
from one end of the stage to the other like a rubber band,
this Seattle native juggles, slices vegetables with playing
cards, beatboxes, and dances. Every volunteer he brings
onstage becomes a hero and leaves with a memory to last a
lifetime.
Journey to Oz
Sunday March 30th, 2025, 2pm
The tales of Dorothy and her adventures in Oz are one of
L. Frank Baum’s most beloved works. In this adaptation,
audience members are invited to travel with Dorothy to Oz.
Best for ages 4–12.
Doktor Kaboom – Under Pressure
Sunday May 4th, 2025, 2pm
Back by popular demand, Doktor Kaboom returns with Under
Pressure. In this exciting new work, Doktor Kaboom along
with volunteers from the audience, will demonstrate the
power of pressure. Pressure is all around us, although we
cannot see it, it affects us all. Equal parts interactive science,
comedy, and personal empowerment, Under Pressure
illustrates physical science concepts which are also
metaphors for some of the real-life mental and emotional
pressures we all experience.
The Rainy Months Series is proudly sponsored by