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Little bunnies can still get into big trouble! Join Peter Rabbit on his adventure through MacGregor’s garden. This interactive experience, designed for ages 0-12, gives young kids permission to touch, wander and chant along. Hop to see you there!
Show Schedule for Spring/Summer 2025
El Paso County Nature Centers: $10 Includes a Bunny Hike and a Craft!
April 12th 9am & 11am, Fountain Creek Nature Center
April 26th 10am, Fountain Creek Nature Center
April 26th 1pm, Bear Creek Nature Center
May 10th 1pm, Bear Creek Nature Center
Pikes Peak Libraries: FREE
Thursday June 12th- Library 21c 10:00 and 11:00
Friday June 13th- Monument Library 10:30
Tuesday June 17th- Mobile Library Services 2:00pm
Thursday June 19th- Ute Pass Library 10:30
Friday June 27th- Ruth Holley Library 10:30
Monday July 7th- Calhan Library 10:30
Thursday July 10th- Penrose Library 10:30
Green Box Arts: FREE
Saturday July 12th – 11am
Pikes Peak Libraries Continued FREE
Tuesday July 15th- Cheyenne Mountain Library 10:30
Thursday July 17th- Old Colorado City Library at 10:30
Tuesday July 22nd- Sand Creek Library at 2:00
Wednesday July 23rd- East Library 9:30 and 11:00
Thursday July 24th- Palmer Lake Library at 10:30
Friday July 25th- High Prairie Library 10:30
Previous Shows and Programs

Theatre Hikes
Unlike a traditional play, small audiences move from scene to scene along a 1-mile trail. Actors stay in their assigned spots, greeting a new group every 15 minutes. Site-specific and highly interactive, our theatre hikes keep young audiences captivated with a variety of characters and talents on display (magic, puppetry, stilt-walkers, music and dance, swordfights, even giant puzzles).

Science to Stage
Fifth-graders study a science topic through interactive workshops, acting games and creative problem-solving. They then use that knowledge to develop the plot, setting and characters of a brand-new play! Professional actors take their show on tour across the city. Science to Stage promotes arts-integrated learning for creative classrooms.

Project 206: A Great Bones Adventure (Spring 2023)
There are 206 bones in the human body, and Gavin the Explorer will need every last one to complete a daring rescue mission. Can he outwit the shadowy agent who wants to steal the lab’s secrets for herself? A Science to Stage play about the skeletal system.

Ghost Fish (Fall 2022)
Legend has it, there’s a fish that makes wishes come true. But not every wish is a good wish, and not every face along the path is a friend. “Ghost Fish” featured monsters, magic, mermaids, pirates and puppets. A theatre hike for families of all ages.

Push, Pull, Split, Spin (Spring 2025 and 2022)
When a doll runs lose in a toy store, simple machines spring into action! Developed with a local 5th-grade class in our Science to Stage program, “Push, Pull, Split, Spin” toured 17 schools.

Magic of the Marsh (Summer 2020)
Mire the witch has stolen the Neverflower, throwing off the delicate balance of the marsh. Do you have what it takes to restore nature’s cycle of growth and decay? Outwit the goblin, dance with the princess and soothe the beast of the tall grasses. Just watch out for fairies! A theatre hike for ages 5 and up.
Workshops and Residencies
Workshops and Residencies

