New Free Community Concert Series and Season Ticket Bundle Package Offer Will Expand the arts in the Marinette and Tri-cities Area in the Year Ahead
Marinette, Wis. — Bayshore Arts Center, located on the UW-Green Bay Marinette Campus, announced its 2025/2026 Season today, complete with Children’s Theatre and Theatre on the Bay productions, West Shore Chorale concerts, a new, free community concert series and more. The season runs from August 1, 2025 to September 31, 2026.
“Season announcement time is always exciting, but this announcement, in particular, has been long anticipated for us at the Center,” said Bayshore Arts Center Director Lauryn Albaugh. “We have worked thoughtfully to build a season of offerings that are diverse, fun, relevant and accessible. There is a lot of magic in this season.”
The 2025/2026 Season at Bayshore Arts Center delivers a theatrical lineup of modern and traditional titles, from Children’s Theatre’s production of “Junie B. Jones JR: The Musical” to Theatre on the Bay’s production of “The Music Man,” offering something for everyone.
West Shore Chorale Director Jane Wells will lead the Chorale through two concerts again during its 44th season, one in the fall and one in the spring. The West Shore Chorale concerts remain free to the community.
Bayshore Arts Center also announces its first Community Concert Series, a series of six free concerts featuring artists from Green Bay, Milwaukee and beyond.
In addition to community theatre and music, the 2025/2026 Season features performances from the Green Bay Jazz Orchestra and Let Me Be Frank Productions.
“This season will allow patrons to experience theatre in more than just the Herbert L. Williams Theatre. Activating our intimate performance hall, patio and off-site venues for theatre and music is something we really look forward to showcasing in the latter half of the season”, Albaugh noted.
2025 | 2026 Season Calendar
| September 18 – 21, 2025 | Puffs |
| September 25 | Concert Series featuring Nick Gonnering |
| October 9 – 12 | Junie B. Jones JR |
| October 16 | Concert Series featuring Girl & the Gunn |
| November 6 – 9 | Armistice |
| November 13 | Concert Series featuring Pegasis |
| December 7 | West Shore Chorale |
| December 12 – 14 | Christmas by the Bay |
| January 15, 2026 | Green Bay Jazz Orchestra |
| January 31 | Let Me Be Frank |
| February 5 – 8 | The Neverland Project |
| March 12 | Concert Series featuring the Bangin’ Benedicts |
| March 26 – 29 | Betrayal |
| April 10 – 12, 17 – 19 | Noises Off |
| May 3 May 8 – 10 | West Shore Chorale |
| May 8 – 10 | The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) |
| May 28 – 29, 31 | Short Play Festival: Stages Expanded |
| June 8–12 | Rising Stars Theatre Camp |
| June 11 | Concert Series featuring Mama Ginger and the Red Hots |
| July 17-19, 24-26 | The Music Man |
| August 6 | Concert Series On the Patio featuring Safe Sax |
Patrons will notice an updated ticketing platform, website and social media presence this season.
Pick 3 season bundle packages will allow buyers to create a ticket bundle and save 15%. To purchase single tickets and season bundles, visit the link below: https://tickets.uwgb.edu/bayshore/Online/default.asp
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