The Lincoln Theatre is a cultural resource for the greater Skagit County area. We serve as a venue for quality cinema, educational programs, live performing artists, and exhibitions of fine art. We also, on occasion, sponsor or co-sponsor events that we believe to be of interest to our community. In all cases, the Lincoln strives to ensure that your theatre experience is enjoyable and entertaining.

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The New Old Time Chautauqua

Friday, Mar 9, 8:00 pm

Festival Seating
$15 general and $10 for Children (12 and under) with a $2 discount for Lincoln Theatre members.
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Circus and Variety Entertainment returns to the Lincoln Theater!

 

        The Flying Karamazov Brothers

Expect the unexpected, you won't be disappointed. Spend an evening with the world famous Flying Karamazov Brothers (fresh off a two-week engagement at Seattle's ACT Theatre with tickets priced at $35 - $45), the Mudbay Jugglers from Olympia Washington and other merry-makers for a spark of inspiration and a night of fun. Come see The New Old Time Chautauqua, a rare breed variety show with juggling, comedy, music, good ol' family fun and circus style antics that would make even a pessimist smile. In its 30th year and still going strong, this community based entertainment will take you on a journey out of the modern screen-based world and into a land of rip-roaring full body experience.

 

 The Mudbay Jugglers

 

Palladium and Mudbay Jugglers photos courtesy of Michelle Bates