Can’t decide what to do this week? Chico News & Review has you covered with highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE online calendar for all of the listings in Butte County.
Little Women, the Musical
May 1-4; Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7:30pm; Sunday at 2:00pm
Laxson Auditorium
400 W. 1st St.
If you can’t remember reading Little Women in seventh grade, now you can experience Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel come to life on stage. It’s the story of the four March sisters growing up in mid-19th century New England as seen through the eye’s of budding writer Jo March. The story was first adapted as a musical on Broadway in 2005 and now Chico State’s Theatre Dept. presents its as their spring musical. This classic tale explores themes of family, love, and the challenges of growing up, all with a backdrop of song with full orchestra. Tickets: $10-$22, available at Box Office. Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
Definitely Dead
May 2, 7:00pm
Paradise Performing Arts Center
777 Nunneley Rd., Paradise
Hey now! Time to forget all your troubles and meet up with other Deadheads and music lovers to experience the pure joy of hearing this band. With their lighting & video setup and plenty of historically accurate gear, Definitely Dead creates an experience for old Heads and new fans alike. Check the CN&R calendar for more information. Tickets here.
Hot Flash
May 3, 6:00pm
Secret Trail Brewing Co.
132 Meyers St., Suite 120
Get ready to dance! This band remains fronted by the core of drummer/keyboardist/singer Holly Taylor and singer Kathy Slater, keeping the personality and popularity of this local favorite intact. No wonder Chico News & Review readers keep voting them “Favorite Musical Act”. Entry to this rockin’ party is FREE, tips encouraged. Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
Tim Bluhm & The Coffis Brothers
May 3, 7:00pm; Doors open 6:00pm
The Commons
2412 Park Ave.
Tim Bluhm, co-founder of the legendary Mother Hips, also collaborates on and produces music with other bands. Enter the Coffis Brothers, with a sound that blends amplified Americana, acoustic folk, roadhouse R&B, and electrifying roots music. Altogether, they bring a rich musical legacy to the stage. All-ages event with limited seating. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to get comfortable. Tickets.
Chico Tweed Ride
May 4, 11:00am
Municipal Center Building
411 Main St.
What could be more serene than cycling through Lower Bidwell Park on a Spring day? Add your most creative vintage tweed-wear, a picnic basket and several other happy cyclists, and you’ve got an idyllic social event. Originating in the UK in 2009, tweed rides celebrate the elegance of cycling in a bygone era. The rides have since spread globally, including to Chico. This free event is open to all cyclists. Meet at The Hands sculpture at 10:45am, ride starts at 11:00am. Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
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