(KNSI) – The Paramount Center for the Arts has announced its 2026 Spring/Summer Season lineup, offering Central Minnesota audiences an eclectic mix of music, comedy, theater, and family entertainment.
The season kicks off in February with tribute shows honoring Willie Nelson and Elvis Presley, alongside performances by The Peking Acrobats and 1980s pop star Tiffany.
March brings legendary acts including The Grass Roots and The Lettermen, while April features Girl Named Tom, winners of NBC’s The Voice.
GREAT Theatre’s production of “Frozen” will run from April 17th through May 2nd. On May 15th, local favorite Pamela McNeill presents Janis, Stevie, Dolly and Me.
Rock and country fans can look forward to May performances by Quiet Riot, known for their hit “Cum On Feel the Noize,” and award-winning country a cappella group Home Free. Stand-up comedy legend Paula Poundstone will also take the stage in May.
Summer shows include nostalgic performances by Jay and The Americans, the Glenn Miller Orchestra, and a tribute to Buddy Holly commemorating the Winter Dance Party Tour. The Wirth Center will present School of Rock in August.
The Paramount’s Visual Arts Studios have opened registration for spring and summer classes, offering instruction in ceramics, painting, glass, drawing, jewelry, woodturning, printmaking, and fiber arts for all skill levels. Youth summer art camp registration begins March 2nd.
For tickets to any of the shows or to sign up for art classes, click here.
Here is the lineup:
• February 12th – Willie & Family (A Tribute to Willie Nelson)
• February 14th – The Peking Acrobats(World-Renowned Chinese Acrobatics)
• February 19th – Elvis in Concert presented by Anthony Shore
• February 20th – Tiffany (80s Pop Sensation)
• February 22nd – YCCM’s Big Bang Fundraiser
• February 27th – Buckets & Boards(Musical Comedy for the Whole Family)
• March 5th – Hatch Dance presents Paradise
• March 6th – Keith Anderson (Pickin’ Wildflowers 20th Anniversary Tour)
• March 12th – The Grass Roots(Legendary Rock Band)
• March 19th – The Lettermen (Smooth Vocal Harmonies)
• March 20th – Beo String Quartet (Classical Music Meets Experimental Originals)
• March 25th – Boys & Girls Club of Central MN Annual Showcase
• March 28th – Late Nite Catechism (Interactive Comedy Experience)
• April 1st – Battle of the Bands (Presented by Rotary Club of St. Cloud, Interact Club of St. Cloud Crush &
Project 37)
• April 9th – Girl Named Tom (Winners of The Voice)
• Apr 17th-May 2nd – GREAT Theatre presents Frozen
• May 8th – Quiet Riot (Original Heavy Metal Group – “Cum On Feel the Noize”)
• May 13th – Home Free (Award-Winning Country A Cappella Group)
• May 15th – Pamela McNeill presents Janis, Stevie, Dolly and Me
• May 17th – Eureka Aerial presents Bucket List
• May 21st – Mason Dixon Line presents Hot Country Nights
• May 22nd – Paula Poundstone (Legendary Stand-Up Comedian)
• Jul 9th – Jay and The Americans(Original 1950s-60s Rock Group)
• July 28th – Glenn Miller Orchestra (America’s Most Popular Big Band)
• August 6th – Wirth Center presents School of Rock
• August 11th – Buddy Holly: Oh Boy! (Reminiscing the Winter Dance Party Tour)
• August 27th – The Gambler Returns: The Ultimate Kenny Rogers Tribute Show
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