Following the season when everything shut down, the Community Arts Center gears up for the upcoming season of shows during the 2021 Fall Season taking place on the stage in downtown Williamsport. More shows to be announced at later dates for the upcoming season.

“We are so excited to be able to have shows here again,” stated Marketing Manager, Courtney Fowler, “We’ve been waiting for everything to open back up and we are making sure that everyone can have the experiences that they have been waiting for. The arts are finally coming back.”

The Community Arts Center staff has worked hard to ensure that this season could be made possible despite the unpredictable nature of the world. This season consists of shows of various genres, and tickets are available for purchase at http://www.caclive.com.
– The SpongeBob Musical 7/29/21-7/31/21
– Surf City Allstars 8/28/21
– Dailey & Vincent 9/4/21
– Ani DiFranco 9/16/21
– The Machine 9/24/21
– Tommy James and The Shondells 9/25/21
– Mary Chapin Carpenter, Marc Cohn and Shawn Colvin Together in Concert 10/3/21
– Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 10/8/21
– Masters of Illusion 10/9/21
– Outback presents Rodney Carrington 10/29/21
– Crowder 10/30/21
– Dallas String Quartet Electric 11/5/21
– Shake & Holla 11/10/21
– Mannheim Steamroller 12/8/21
– Christmas in Killarney 12/14/21
– Tower of Power 3/22/21

The Community Arts Center is devoted to offering experiences for everyone of all ages to be able to enjoy. These shows range from genres of bluegrass, country, comedy and more. There are genres for everyone to enjoy no matter what your taste in music looks like.

Since 1993, the Community Arts Center has been committed to enhancing the quality of life for the community by providing exceptional arts and entertainment events and participatory activities. The CAC has always been a vital part of the downtown Williamsport and Susquehanna Valley arts and cultural scene. More than 25 years later, almost 2 million guests have passed through the CAC doors, and have housed almost 1,500 productions since opening.