The Willy Wonka Production

According to a Lone Peak Lookout report, the upcoming Willy Wonka show is a a great deal more ambitious project than the prior one. The actual show will premiere on July 1st. The star cast features 24 children among which there are several who haven’t even completed second grade of school. It has been a challenging task indeed for the director to get the rehearsals going as per schedule with this many energised youngsters on the sets. Director Zirkle considers that the youngsters are a key part of the show simply because personify the fun and spirit of the well loved story beautifully. He says that this will certainly be a fun filled show for a youthful audience who will appreciate the adventure as well as silliness that this tremendously imaginative story has to offer. The show opens in the Big Sky Yellowstone Conference Center. During the show, La Chatelaine Chocolat company representatives will be selling special chocolate bars, 5 of which will have golden tickets which will get the locator a box of chocolates free of charge.

Sponsors

Infrastructure support for the production has come in from Camp Big Sky, while several members of the Big Sky Community Chorus have pitched in to make the show financially achievable. Financial backing also came in from other community members. The Big Sky resort has donated the space for the show. Big Sky Blooms are going to be doing its part for the production house by selling bouquets during the show. One half of the proceeds of all sales is going to Big Sky Broadway. Ticket sales for the show have been quite good so far leading to hopes that the production house has indeed picked a winning show that time as well.

Much More to See at Big Sky

The production is not all there is to see when you visit Big Sky. The town’s nearness to Yellowstone National Park makes it an easy base if you wish to look around the park and surrounding areas. Enjoy some rafting close to West Yellowstone and Old faithful or take a bike on rent to have a look see around these stunning areas. You can even go horseback riding to do your sightseeing here. Should you wish to add some excitement to your getaway, you can try some parasailing or hot air ballooning here as well. Big Sky has enough to offer your whole family to make certain that every single member has a truly outstanding time here.

If you’d like to make a marvelous Big Sky holiday better still, then you need to reserve rooms at the Lake Condominiums, a bluegreen corporation resort. With skiing slopes, magnificent views and superb service at the resort, there’s no question that you will remember your holiday for a long time indeed.

The local churches can help move you into the holiday cheer with Christmas caroling and invite you to sing along or simply relax in the church sanctuary with a giant Christmas tree.  The town square can boost your holiday cheer with a horse drawn sleigh ride around the center of town, a toasty bon fire with Chestnuts roasting and marshmallows toasting, and Santa Claus waiting to listen to you Christmas wish-list.

The season enthusiast will enjoy the challenge of our Holiday Scavenger Hunt with a Christmas quiz and an evening full of gathering items from all the shopkeepers.  You can turn your answers at our History Museum and register for prizes from our area merchants.

You can easily relax by listening to our band at Mount Pleasant Winery with a glass of wine; spend the evening at dinner with friends at Café Bella, Augusta Brewing Company, Ashley’s Rose or Balducci’s; receive a therapeutic massage at Halcyon or they can shop till you drop at a many of specialty shops and antique stores.

Experience the holiday season in Augusta, Missouri on either of the first two Fridays of December with our Candlelight Christmas Walk.  The local Augusta Chamber of Commerce hosts this event annually and you will feel the Christmas spirit throughout the town.  We recommend you make your Bed & Breakfast reservations quickly, before all the rooms are taken. The event begin at 5 PM and goes until ten PM with over one thousand luminaries lighting your way through the village. 

A free Trolley shuttle is available to guide you visit all the wineries, brewery, and attractions.  You can find original art with paintings at Augusta Wood, unique jewelry at Wine Road boutiques and hand-blown glass by local craftsman Sam Stang at his studio in town.  Stoneledge antiques and the local Emporium will take you back to yester years with a vintage collection of antiquities and exciting items from the past.  Purely Provence sells home embellishments and holiday décor, and Good Life Goods has gift baskets inspired by faith, hope and love.  These are a few of the Missouri travel attractions you will discover

Mount Pleasant winery provides a free concert and don’t miss the warm mulled-spiced vintage at Augusta Winery.  Our brewery has a great selection of micro-brews and dinner.  Halcyon spa provides free chair massage to relax you throughout the hustle and bustle of the festivities.  The restaurants and food stands will curb your hunger with specials and homemade food.  Attactions include St. Nick, horse drawn carriage rides, kids activites at the library, Christmas caroling at Ebenezer United Church of Christ, our Town Historian, the History Museum, a Scavenger Hunt and many new businesses.