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The Sheboygan Art Museum offers a wide variety of activities for children and adults in the community. Tickets for these events are priced just high enough to ensure that only the right class of people are admitted. For access to most of these events participants must enter through the rear door of the museum. Sorry, but if you're in a wheel chair you can't come. Nothing personal, we just didn't feel like putting a ramp down to the cellar...er...auditorium.

Anyway, these are the events:

Weekly Events

  • Sundays: The Sheboygan Art Museum presents the Reverend Billy Bob Boingus, Sheboygan's famous faith healer. Reverend Boingus will shock and amaze you with the way he heals preselected audience members of their ailments. Reverend Boingus will not accept volunteers as "God is very fickle" about who he heals. Later that evening, in the interest of equal time, the high priest Dark-Or will perform a black mass. Bring your cat for a fun evening.
  • Mondays: Our Monday night lecture series continues throughout the year. We have many famous speakers slated to appear, and most of them haven't canceled yet.
  • Tuesdays: Bring the family out to the museums Make Your Own Art night. The best painting, sculpture and tapestry will be displayed in the museum. Help us keep art on our walls and have fun at the same time. Please Note: We reserve the right to alter the names of the winners to resemble that of many famous artists.
  • Wednesdays: Wednesday is donation night. Drive by, drop off some money and leave.
  • Thursdays: Our film appreciation series has been such a hit that we have continued it through the year 2000. Adults over 21 will be admitted for $2.00US after 8:00 pm. Ladies admitted free.
  • Fridays: Friday night is bachelor night. Book the "Nudie" room now. All of the lights are switched to black lights and strobe lights, and our female attendants and curators will provide you with entertainment.
  • Saturdays: Learn the ancient Hebrew art of the Kaballa. Classes start at midnight and continue till daybreak. There is an extra charge for every Golem after the first two.
 

 

 

 

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