***THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO FRIDAY, JANUARY 25***

Mineral Area Council on the Arts presents "The Life and Times of the 'Unsinkable' Molly Brown" performed by Lisa Marks of Hannibal, Mo.

Historian Lisa Marks brings the "Unsinkable" Molly Brown to life in this lively -- yet historically authentic -- performance. Hear stories from Margaret Tobin Brown's amazing life: her birth in Hannibal, Missouri in 1867 and childhood years during Hannibal's Gilded Age; her migration to Colorado in 1886 searching for the road to love, wealth and fame; her poignant, sometimes heart-wrenching experiences aboard Titanic; the years of fighting for Women's Suffrage, fairness in the juvenile justice system, the rights of workers, child labor laws, and so much more. Learn the socioeconomic and cultural factors that shaped Margaret during her childhood in Hannibal and life during the Progressive Era of America, leading her to not only become the heroine of the Titanic tragedy but also one of the most important human rights activists and social reformers of her generation.

Tickets are $7 Adults/$5 Students.

Seating is General Admission and the house will open at 6:30 pm. If you require accessible seating or have another special seating need, please contact our office at the number or email below.

Tickets may also be purchased in person with no service charge at the Mineral Area College Bookstore during regular business hours, which may vary during the holiday season. To reach the bookstore directly, call 573-518-2106.

Questions? Contact Danielle Basler, 573-518-2125 or dbasler@MineralArea.edu