You're invited! Everyone is welcome to FPNA's General Meetings, members and non-members. Find out about what’s happening in the neighborhood with community updates. Hear from important guest speakers.

6pm - Social Hour

7pm - General Meeting

You're invited! Everyone is welcome to FPNA's General Meetings, members and non-members. Find out about what’s happening in the neighborhood with community updates. Hear from important guest speakers.

6pm - Social Hour

7pm - General Meeting

You're invited! Everyone is welcome to FPNA's General Meetings, members and non-members. Find out about what’s happening in the neighborhood with community updates. Hear from important guest speakers.

6pm - Social Hour

7pm - General Meeting

Join us for a free film and time to hang out as a family. Pizza, popcorn, and snow cones while they last. Coloring pages and hopefully warm weather for some outside games!

Presented by Aquarian Rising Productions
Written by Gregory S. Carr
Directed by Thomasina Clarke.

$15 in advance and $20 at the door

Synopsis:
The Golden Zodiac Lounge is a place of contradictions. It boasts of its heritage of the past, but stubbornly resists preparing for the future. It wants to reach out to a larger clientele, but is hesitant to embrace what that entails. The owner, Will Strong and his other friends in the bar spend time philosophizing over the state of Black America with topics ranging from sports and music, to politics and religion. This “Old School” bar is governed by an old jukebox, which serves as a “chorus” for the play. Each character has a song on the jukebox to whom he or she identifies. The conflict begins when a young “Thundercat” in the neighborhood named Jiggy wants to buy the bar and change it into a hip-hop club; facilitating a generational clash. The Golden Zodiac is a place where Johnnie Taylor is king and Koko Taylor is queen in this two-act comedy.

Presented by Aquarian Rising Productions
Written by Gregory S. Carr
Directed by Thomasina Clarke.

$15 in advance and $20 at the door

Synopsis:
The Golden Zodiac Lounge is a place of contradictions. It boasts of its heritage of the past, but stubbornly resists preparing for the future. It wants to reach out to a larger clientele, but is hesitant to embrace what that entails. The owner, Will Strong and his other friends in the bar spend time philosophizing over the state of Black America with topics ranging from sports and music, to politics and religion. This “Old School” bar is governed by an old jukebox, which serves as a “chorus” for the play. Each character has a song on the jukebox to whom he or she identifies. The conflict begins when a young “Thundercat” in the neighborhood named Jiggy wants to buy the bar and change it into a hip-hop club; facilitating a generational clash. The Golden Zodiac is a place where Johnnie Taylor is king and Koko Taylor is queen in this two-act comedy.

Presented by Aquarian Rising Productions
Written by Gregory S. Carr
Directed by Thomasina Clarke.

$15 in advance and $20 at the door

Synopsis:
The Golden Zodiac Lounge is a place of contradictions. It boasts of its heritage of the past, but stubbornly resists preparing for the future. It wants to reach out to a larger clientele, but is hesitant to embrace what that entails. The owner, Will Strong and his other friends in the bar spend time philosophizing over the state of Black America with topics ranging from sports and music, to politics and religion. This “Old School” bar is governed by an old jukebox, which serves as a “chorus” for the play. Each character has a song on the jukebox to whom he or she identifies. The conflict begins when a young “Thundercat” in the neighborhood named Jiggy wants to buy the bar and change it into a hip-hop club; facilitating a generational clash. The Golden Zodiac is a place where Johnnie Taylor is king and Koko Taylor is queen in this two-act comedy.

Presented by Aquarian Rising Productions
Written by Gregory S. Carr
Directed by Thomasina Clarke.

$15 in advance and $20 at the door

Synopsis:
The Golden Zodiac Lounge is a place of contradictions. It boasts of its heritage of the past, but stubbornly resists preparing for the future. It wants to reach out to a larger clientele, but is hesitant to embrace what that entails. The owner, Will Strong and his other friends in the bar spend time philosophizing over the state of Black America with topics ranging from sports and music, to politics and religion. This “Old School” bar is governed by an old jukebox, which serves as a “chorus” for the play. Each character has a song on the jukebox to whom he or she identifies. The conflict begins when a young “Thundercat” in the neighborhood named Jiggy wants to buy the bar and change it into a hip-hop club; facilitating a generational clash. The Golden Zodiac is a place where Johnnie Taylor is king and Koko Taylor is queen in this two-act comedy.

Presented by Aquarian Rising Productions
Written by Gregory S. Carr
Directed by Thomasina Clarke.

$15 in advance and $20 at the door

Synopsis:
The Golden Zodiac Lounge is a place of contradictions. It boasts of its heritage of the past, but stubbornly resists preparing for the future. It wants to reach out to a larger clientele, but is hesitant to embrace what that entails. The owner, Will Strong and his other friends in the bar spend time philosophizing over the state of Black America with topics ranging from sports and music, to politics and religion. This “Old School” bar is governed by an old jukebox, which serves as a “chorus” for the play. Each character has a song on the jukebox to whom he or she identifies. The conflict begins when a young “Thundercat” in the neighborhood named Jiggy wants to buy the bar and change it into a hip-hop club; facilitating a generational clash. The Golden Zodiac is a place where Johnnie Taylor is king and Koko Taylor is queen in this two-act comedy.

Presented by Aquarian Rising Productions
Written by Gregory S. Carr
Directed by Thomasina Clarke.

$15 in advance and $20 at the door

Synopsis:
The Golden Zodiac Lounge is a place of contradictions. It boasts of its heritage of the past, but stubbornly resists preparing for the future. It wants to reach out to a larger clientele, but is hesitant to embrace what that entails. The owner, Will Strong and his other friends in the bar spend time philosophizing over the state of Black America with topics ranging from sports and music, to politics and religion. This “Old School” bar is governed by an old jukebox, which serves as a “chorus” for the play. Each character has a song on the jukebox to whom he or she identifies. The conflict begins when a young “Thundercat” in the neighborhood named Jiggy wants to buy the bar and change it into a hip-hop club; facilitating a generational clash. The Golden Zodiac is a place where Johnnie Taylor is king and Koko Taylor is queen in this two-act comedy.

You're invited! Everyone is welcome to FPNA's General Meetings, members and non-members. Find out about what’s happening in the neighborhood with community updates. Hear from important guest speakers.

6pm - Social Hour

7pm - General Meeting

Brickworks Theatre Company presents Dickens’ classic with a new twist. A high-energy, whimsical original adaptation specifically geared for families and kids to enjoy. Silliness, improvisation, and audience participation has made this production one of our favorite holiday traditions.

Brickworks Theatre Company presents Dickens’ classic with a new twist. A high-energy, whimsical original adaptation specifically geared for families and kids to enjoy. Silliness, improvisation, and audience participation has made this production one of our favorite holiday traditions.

Brickworks Theatre Company presents Dickens’ classic with a new twist. A high-energy, whimsical original adaptation specifically geared for families and kids to enjoy. Silliness, improvisation, and audience participation has made this production one of our favorite holiday traditions.

Brickworks Theatre Company presents Dickens’ classic with a new twist. A high-energy, whimsical original adaptation specifically geared for families and kids to enjoy. Silliness, improvisation, and audience participation has made this production one of our favorite holiday traditions.

Brickworks Theatre Company presents Dickens’ classic with a new twist. A high-energy, whimsical original adaptation specifically geared for families and kids to enjoy. Silliness, improvisation, and audience participation has made this production one of our favorite holiday traditions.

Brickworks Theatre Company presents Dickens’ classic with a new twist. A high-energy, whimsical original adaptation specifically geared for families and kids to enjoy. Silliness, improvisation, and audience participation has made this production one of our favorite holiday traditions.

Time to reflect together over the production recently or currently taking place at Jefferson Ave. Mission.

Brickworks Theatre Company presents A Night of Villainy 

A cabaret-style celebration of all things nefarious! Local actors will bring the greatest villains of the stage and screen together under one roof. From Macbeth to Dracula to Darth Vader, There’s sure to be something to make you shriek!

Come dressed up as your favorite villain for a chance to win our costume contest! Warm up your vocal chords to participate in our evil laugh-off! All this and more at A Night of Villainy!

Join us at Christ Memorial (5252 Lindbergh Blvd.) for worship with our ministry partners in one big gathering!