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January 10, 2024
Plumb Theatre News
By Mattie and Paul Maloy PLUMB THEATRE,

We had so much fun this past weekend. We had to live it before we could tell it. What a way to say goodbye to 2023.

Friday night we had a great crowd, Saturday night was even better and by Sunday night from 8 p.m. to midnight, everything was over the top. The crowd, the music and lots of food.

We want to say thank you to all the people who have supported Plumb Theatre. All of our local newspapers, all of our volunteers who help us at our Outdoor Gospel Fest, and every week at the theatre. There’s no show without you.

Our schedule for Gospel Friday nights will remain the same, unless there is bad weather and slick roads. We will have a Country show at least once a month. After the cold spells are over, more Country. A couple shows a month, with special groups and singles.

At least once a month on Saturday nights, we will have a Paul Maloy show with his imitations of famous Country singers, many of whom he has performed with in the past. He will also be doing his Hat songs, which has everyone in stitches.

We will also be having special nights, such as bean dinner, hot dog night or dessert night.

Any way you look at it, don’t miss Friday or Saturday night. You don’t want to just hear about it, you want to live it. It’s not a show if you aren’t here.

So excited to see what 2024 has in store. We’ve already booked our artist for the Gospel Fest.

Any volunteers, ideas, suggestions to make us better, please let us know.

16505 SH9E Eufaula Ok. 74432 call 918-3609329 or 918-452-2020 Thanks. Mattie, Owner of Plumb Theatre

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