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Peace, Love &
Spoken Words
September 18 • 6 - 8pm
42646 Moonridge Road, Big Bear Lake

Don't miss out on this groovy event, “Peace, Love & Spoken Words,” at Moonridge Coffee on Friday, September 18th, from 6 to 8 pm. A full dinner, one complimentary beverage, music, and spoken words by Christie Walker Bos, Lori Brookes, and David Bardos will make up this fun evening. Barbara Andrik and David Bardos will also be there, not square, with their talented musical vibes.

Dress in your out-of-sight hippie attire to be part of the scene. Proceeds from this event will go to support The Arts Council of Big Bear Valley. Limited space available. Reserve your spot today!

Tick Tick Boom
tick, Tick...Boom!

Written by Jonathan Larson

Directed by Brian Adams

October 15 - 25, 2026

Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center

39707 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315

tick, tick...Boom!, an electrifying semi-autobiographical musical by 

Jonathan Larson, creator of Rent, is a high-voltage celebration of creativity, ambition, and the relentless drive to make art that matters. Set in New York City on the eve of a composer’s 30th birthday, tick, tick…BOOM! crackles with urgency and the very real ache of a dreamer racing against the clock.

Ghost Story Of Christmas
A Ghost Story of Christmas

Adapted and Directed by Beth Wheat

December 17 - 20, 2026

Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center

39707 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315

The Big Bear Theatre Project’s beloved annual tradition returns for another breathtaking reinvention. Each year, our reimagining of A Christmas Carol arrives at the Performing Arts Center feeling cozily familiar and yet entirely new - the ghosts are here, the redemption is here, the magic is here - but delivered in new, unexpected ways. A Ghost Story of Christmas has become more than a holiday show - it is a community gathering, a family tradition, and a reminder of what makes live theater irreplaceable.

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