Concert Organist Chelsea Chen "is not just another success story," so quoted James Chute of the San Diego Tribune. Her distinctive flair and bravado, mastery of repertoire, and command of the instrument have dazzled audiences around the world. The Los Angeles Times praised her "rare musicality," "lovely lyrical grandeur," and compositional style that is "charming" and "irresistible." Her performance at Heritage Center will feature repertoire that showcases Chen's virtuosity and range.

This orchestra chamber rock group provides the musical backdrop to a gorgeous cinematic experience with dynamic storytelling focused on the Texas gulf coast. Surfers and sailors, shrimpers and oilmen, poets and scientists all share their stories about this complicated region of serene beauty, vast industry, and incredible contradictions. Montopolis is an indie chamber music group from Austin, Texas, that performs the works of composer Justin Sherburn. This is an engaging, multi-media event that combines live music with video and interactive storytelling meant to inspire people from all walks of life to consider how best to steward the land and the ocean for the next generation. University of Texas professor and scientist Ben Hodges will narrate the program. A Q&A talk-back will follow the show.

A harmonica and absolute hilarity that will remind you of home. You know him from ABC's hit comedy sitcom According to Jim and Saturday Night Live as well as the front man of R&B band The Blues Brothers. Now we welcome Jim Belushi and the Board of Comedy to John and Alice Butler Hall for a night of rambunctious, rumbling laughter! Accompanying Belushi are Megan Grano, Larry Joe Campbell, and Joshua Funk, all of whom are classically trained professional improvisers who tour regularly nationwide. Jim Belushi and the Board of Comedy features the group's Second City improv style, years of incredible experience, and each individual's unique humor in a high-energy, interactive setting. As they say in improv, you've never seen this show before, and you will never see it again!

The show is rated PG-13 to R and recommended for mature audiences only.

Don't miss this "convulsively funny" (NY Times) parody from the comic mastermind behind the long-running hit Forbidden Broadway. After tearing it up in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, Spamilton: An American Parody will stage a singing, dancing, comedy revolution in Dubuque for one night only. Barbara Hoffman of the New York Post says it's "the next best thing to seeing Hamilton!"