A Midsummer Night's Dream Picnic

Full of wonder, whimsy and enchantment, A Midsummer Night's Dream is Shakespeare at his most playful — and it is free to sit on the grass and watch it.

The lawn opens at 5:15 PM and the play begins at 7:00 PM, so come early, spread a blanket and eat something first. Cost is pay-what-you-will.

Full deets :
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Directed by Jason Spelbring

Thursdays-Sundays, August 20-September 20
and Labor Day Monday, September 7
Centennial Park Bandshell
(on the 25th Avenue side of the park near the walking path)

ASL Interpreted Performance - August 28

Nightly Schedule:
5:15 pm - Vendors Open
5:15 pm - Jackson Insight Lecture Series
6:00 pm - Totally Hits 93.3 Pre Show Concert Series
7:00 pm - Performance of A Midsummer NIght’s Dream

Cost: Pay-What-You-Will ($20 suggested donation/person)
“The course of true love never did run smooth.”

The Bard is back at the historic bandshell in Centennial Park! Magic, mischief, and moonlight fill the Athenian forest in this joyful tangle of love, laughter, and theatrical mayhem. When mischievous fairies meddle with runaway lovers and an unsuspecting troupe of amateur actors, dreams blur with reality and anything can happen. Full of wonder, whimsy, and enchantment, A Midsummer Night’s Dream is Shakespeare at his most playful. This production is sure to delight audiences of all ages!