The Byrd Brothers are solo artist (guitar /harp) and veteran sidemen Lane Venden (mandolin, guitar, fiddle)and Jon Vriesacker (fiddle). As a duo or Trio playing everything from opening acts, corporate events.

"Here" is a film that explores the lives of multiple families inhabiting a single house across generations, focusing on the passage of time, love, loss, and the enduring nature of place. It's based on the graphic novel by Richard McGuire and directed by Robert Zemeckis, reuniting him with actors Tom Hanks and Robin Wright from

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Brass members Craig Mason (horn), Jim Latimer (drums), Norm Bakker (trumpet), and Alex Bauer (trombone) created the Brass Knuckles. From renaissance madrigals to jazz, Bach fugues to contemporary pop. They have something for everyone!

Hitler's turbulent childhood in Austria lays the foundation for strong political ambitions; the end of WWI ushers in a fraught new era for Germany.

Hitler uses his public persona and loyal following to rise through the ranks. He then works to establish Germany as a global power amid widespread violence.

Sarah Kendall graduated with her Master's in Opera Performance from UW-Madison in 2018. She performs regularly with community theater groups in and around Madison, including the Madison Theatre Guild and the Madison Savoyards. Sarah is excited to share her voice with the community members at Cardinal View, especially her grandmother Florence Breunig.

"The Theory of Everything" is a 2014 biographical romantic drama that chronicles the life of renowned physicist Stephen Hawking and his relationship with his wife, Jane Wilde. The film focuses on their love story, from their meeting at Cambridge University to Hawking's diagnosis with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) at the age of 21, and his

David Allen is pleased to provide a solo piano performance at Cardinal View on Monday, August 18th at 3pm. Original improvisational interpretations of classic tunes from the American songbook will be complemented by pop and classical selections. Featured composers include Bill Evans, Elton John, Bix Beiderbecke, Jerome Kern, and JS Bach. Dr. Allen is a

According to the Federal Trade Commission, in the U.S.A. 1 in 3 Americans reported experiencing Identity Theft.  Identity Theft happens every 4 seconds.  Our Identity Theft presentation will open your eyes to the many ways your identity can be stolen every single day.  And for each you will learn some simple, low-cost, ways that you can implement

Nazi propaganda runs rampant as Hitler introduces a series of laws targeting Jewish people and brings his homeland of Austria into the Third Reich.

"Mamma Mia!" is a jukebox musical, romantic comedy based on the music of ABBA, telling the story of Sophie, a young woman on a Greek island, who invites three men from her mother Donna's past to her wedding, hoping to discover which one is her father. The story explores themes of love, family, and friendship

Driven by power and hatred, a determined Hitler sets out to expand German territory, fuelling further conquests and the building of concentration camps.

An independent musical professional who has trained w/ impresario Boris Goldovsky in conducting, directing and producing opera. Moser will be bringing ragtime, opera and classical tunes to you.

The phrase "on the basis of sex" typically refers to discrimination or differential treatment based on an individual's sex or gender. In the context of the movie "On the Basis of Sex," it refers to the legal battles fought by Ruth Bader Ginsburg to challenge gender-based discrimination in the legal system. This explores her early

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With Hitler as the commander of the German armed forces, the Nazis invade the Soviet Union, leading to mass murder and the horrors of the Holocaust.

When her daughter is diagnosed with a terminal illness, devout mom Christy suffers a crisis of faith as she fights desperately to save her little girl.