bluff city theater

Live professional theater in America's Hometown is back for 2022. As the pandemic (fingers crossed) winds down this spring and summer, Bluff City Theater has announced its schedule of live shows for the '22 season.

They were larger than life icons in the civil rights movement in the 1960s. But, they were also Black men living in, to say the least, a turbulent time.

The news of the passing of Ed Asner Sunday at the age of 91 brings to mind his appearance in Hannibal back in 2018.

Hannibal’s professional theater company called for help, and, as it so often does, the community stepped up.

The latest casualty of the COVID-19 outbreak is the 2020 season of Bluff City Theater.

This busy weekend around the area starts tonight.

An award-winning singer-songwriter whose music literally spans the generations comes to Hannibal Saturday.

Downtown Hannibal’s Victorian Festival of Christmas wraps up its month-long run this weekend.

It's been over 50 years since Hannibal’s riverfront has had a facelift.

A total of $26,500 in grant money was handed out Tuesday to 19 area non-profits from the Samantha Otte Youth Opportunity Fund with the Community Foundation Serving West Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.