Jerry

On February 11, 2019 we lost our dear friend Jerry Cole. Besides being our sound effects man and musical director, Jerry was also one of the guiding lights behind our radio show and it’s hard to imagine what we are going to do without him and his many talents.

After much thought, we have decided to postpone the new season of Tom Cherry's Old Time Radio Show until March 23, 2019 so we can regroup and properly mourn our friend.

Memorial contributions to Jerry may be made to Historic Farmland USA (P.O. Box 251, Farmland, IN 47340) with reference to the Jerry Cole concert series.

Thank you.

Photograph by Mary-Ellen Bertram

The Hawaiian Shirt Mafia

This past summer the Hawaiian Shirt Mafia invaded the Farmland Community Center and a radio show soon ensued!
Photograph by Cliff Lowe

Richard Scarry's Busytown

  It's been busy around these parts! Finally finished the script for Swann Song Christmas (Opening December 5), Chiller Thriller Theatre with Basil Q. Mylk-Bone debuted this past Friday and ran during the weekend, and we celebrated Halloween on Tom Cherry's Old Time Radio Show this past Saturday (In the picture up above, that's the delightful Angela Gick as the Bride of Frankenstein and a certain fat cartoonist as Jambi the Genie with Mr. Jerry Cole in the background)! The Halloween show was a great success with our first costume contest and a Farmland Center packed with an incredible audience. Busy, but fun times!   Photograph by Kristin Wolfe.

Tom Cherry's Old Time Radio Show

Tom Cherry's Old Time Radio Show made its debut on March 24, 2012 and The News-Gazette (Winchester, Indiana's finest and only newspaper) was there to document this historic event! More information at www.farmlandindiana.org! Our next show is April 28!