A cast member from a previous presentation of “Junie B. Jones The Musical,” at The Plaza in Eatonton. CONTRIBUTED

L-R: Michele Saarela, Lou Benjamin, Beth Mappes, Art Shutt, Michael Homeier, and Dianne Shinneman carry the entire acting load in PAPA’s production of “Don’t Dress for Dinner” later this month at The Plaza Arts Center in Eatonton. CONTRIBUTED

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Coffee House performers at The Little Theatre included (back row, l-r): Kellsey Ortega, Anne O’Neill, Ethan Poole, Dillon Schremmer, Seth Wicker, Walker Cannon, Nathan Smith, McCormick Anderson; and (front row, l-r): Lily Garcia-Carreras, Elisa Garcia-Carreras, Helen Garcia-Carreras, and Anenaca Simpson. EMME CLAUSE/Staff

The Plaza’s summer camps can provide building blocks for kids who participate. CONTRIBUTED

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The Old School History Museum (OSHM) Sports Wall of Fame was unveiled Sunday.

Since opening in 2008, The Plaza’s stage has hosted the likes of Lee Greenwood, John Berry, and The Gatlin Brothers, as well as tribute acts to classic artists like The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Jimmy Buffett, and Elton John. It also has provided an important platform for emerging stars like Eatonton’s own Matt Rogers, pianist Barron Ryan, and the classically trained musicians of the Take3 Trio.

Liam Moon shows off his colorfully decorated gourd. LENA HENSLEY/Staff

Seussical is a musical story that takes the audience into the world of Dr. Seuss after a young ‘thinker’ summons the comedic and energetic Cat in the Hat. (File Photo)