Giveaway: ‘Anything Goes’ at Walton Arts Center plus dinner at Hammontree’s

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If you’re in need of a great date night or a fun girls’ night out, we’ve got theater tickets with your name on them. A Broadway revival of “Anything Goes” sails into the Walton Arts Center on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 7 p.m.  We’re giving away TWO tickets to the opening night performance plus a dinner gift card at Hammontree’s, just steps away from the theater.

ABOUT THE SHOW: This show is about a ship, the S. S. American, heading out to sea. Once it sails, etiquette and the rules get tossed overboard as two couples find love with a little help from a crew of singing sailors, Public Enemy No. 13 and some good old-fashioned AnythingGoes-Posterblackmail. Tony Award-winning actress Rachel York plays the star of the show, nightclub singer Reno Sweeney.

Some of the songs featured in this musical include “You’re the Top,” “Anything Goes,” and “I Get a Kick Out of You.”

Here’s a list of the available show dates and times:

  • Tuesday, April 9, 7pm
  • Wednesday, April 10, 7pm
  • Thursday, April 11, 7pm
  • Friday, April 12, 8pm
  • Saturday, April 13, 2pm
  • Saturday, April 13, 8pm
  • Sunday, April 14, 2pm

ABOUT THE FOOD:  If you haven’t eaten at Hammontree’s you are missing OUT. These grilled cheese sandwiches are definitely not what we’re serving up to the kids at home.

hammontrees logoThese bad boys are amped up. Here are a few of the grilled cheese choices: Parmageddon, Bries Company, The Scarlet Cheddar and Cheebacca. They actually have 15 different grilled cheese options including build-your-own.

Hammontree’s also has gourmet hot dogs (for example, the Aloha Dog has smoked mozzarella and chicken sausage with grilled pineapple, jalapenos, teriyaki sauce and pepper jack on a Scali roll) and soups. They’ve also got sensational salads, classic melts — if you don’t like all that fancy stuff — and amazing desserts.

The atmosphere at Hammontree’s is really fun and they have outside seating. It’s on West Avenue, just around the corner from Dickson Street.

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HOW TO ENTER: To throw your name in the online hat to win the tickets and dinner gift card, take a cue from one of this musical’s songs (I Get a Kick Out of You) and tell us something that you always get a kick out of. Your kid’s dancing? Funny movie? Your husband’s jokes?  Click on the words  “post a comment” below this post and let us know.

You can also email your answer to giveaways@nwaMotherlode.com.

HOW TO INCREASE YOUR ODDS: Help us spread the word about the giveaway and we’ll give you extra chances to win. Send an email to your friends about the giveaway and be sure to put giveaways@nwaMotherlode.com on the CC line of your note. We’ll give you an extra chance to win for every person you tell.

BE SOCIAL FOR MORE CHANCES TO WIN: Spread the word via social media and we’ll give you extra chances as well. Just share the giveaway with your friends on Facebook or share about the giveaway on Twitter to increase your odds of winning. If you do either of these things, just let us know in your posted comment or send us an email so we can give you proper credit.

We’ll choose a winner for the show tickets on Friday, so be sure to put your name in the hat asap. Winners are always chosen at RANDOM.

To guarantee your tickets, buy them online by clicking HERE or call the Walton Arts Center Box Office at 479-443-5600.

 

50 Comments

  1. I get a kick out of watching my husband braid our daughters hair. She wiggles CONSTANTLY and he just follows he head all over the house. 🙂

  2. I get a kick out of my grandchildren they say the cutist things our grandson Jacob is so funny we have a new puppy and his name is Moose but he calls him Goose kids can say the littliest things that just brings joy to the heart. Shared on facebook

    • I get a kick out of watching my 3 year old crack up my 10 month old. I haven’t quite figured out why she’s so funny yet, but apparently the rest of the family doesn’t even come close 🙂

  3. I get a kick out of dancing myself. Mainly because my 3 year old tries to imitate me (and yes, she already has dancing shoes and a tutu!). 🙂 Shared this on FB too!

  4. Hah- my kids are a riot! My darling 2 y/o is often in “trouble”, but it’s difficult not to laugh sometimes because she’s so cute at the same time 🙂
    Thanks ladies! XO

  5. I get a kick out of my three year old’s dance moves. He has recently taken up a head shake whenever he dances and I can’t help but giggle.

  6. Yesterday my darling hubs had to chase his chickens and ducks through the house. He just HAD to have farm animals. He knows he rules… I don’t touch those things! haha I kicked back and had fun watching him and the kids chase (and of course clean up after) their precious fowl.

  7. I get a kick out of listening to the stories my Kindergartener tells me everyday!

  8. I always get a kick out of searching for videos of people falling on Youtube. Call us strange, but when the kids are arguing or things get crazy, we gather round for a 5 minute video, laugh hard, and resume happier and clearer!

  9. I get a kick out of my 10 yr old entertaining my 11 month old. Precious memories!

  10. I get a kick out of Watching my funny baby girl carry so much attitude in such a little body!

  11. I get a kick out of watching my 7 year old son trying to show me his muscles. He thinks he is so strong!:)

  12. I substitute teach and I get a kick out of how grown our “babies” are while they’re at school. You’d be surprised what they know and what they share at school so watch out!! Ha!

  13. This would be on my birthday and would be a great way to celebrate! I totally get a kick everytime out of my granddaughter Ezzie always saying “Right MiMi?” after everything. I’m hoping that she will always think I know everything!

  14. I get a kick out of my son’s love of life! I wish everyone had that same enthusiasm and genuine happiness!

  15. I shared on twitter .. @cammi1972 .. 🙂 Also, I get a kick out of coming up with fun April Fool’s pranks for my kids .. mostly involving food .. 🙂

  16. I get a kick out of my 2 year old, she says the funniest things. Keeps us on our toes!

  17. I get a kick out of my son. He will be 3 later this month and he never ceases to amaze me w/what he says or does. Best laughs I’ve ever had have come for him!
    My hubby and I need this date night!!!!!

  18. I get a kick out of my 4 year old. He is so talkative that even when I go in to wake him up in the morning the moment he opens his eyes he’ll start jabbering away about bad.guys and good guys and what superhero he’s going to be for the day.,

  19. I get a kick out of watching the videos my 8 year old son makes with our flip cam when he borrows it!! The other day, he thought he turned it off, but he didn’t, and the conversations he had with his friends were cracking me up!p

  20. I get a kick out our watching my cat hang out on op of our pergola while my family enjoys the Jacuzzi down below!

  21. Dying to see this show!! (And eat a yummy grilled cheese!) I get a kick out of watching my kids play together…when they’re getting along!

  22. I get a kick out of my kids thinking they are coming to my rescue when I squawk when my husband is tickling me.

  23. I get a kick out of my dogs one running over hopping onthe others back like a circus dog to get to dinner first

  24. Hands down I get the biggest kick out of my boys when they don’t think I’m watching.

  25. I get a kick out of watching my two girls dress up and pretend they are on American Idol! It’s their favorite “game” and they are so funny to watch!

  26. I get a kick out of watching my husband playing with the kids and acting as tho he is french and calls him self Mr. french toast! Oh and pretending he is Magic Mike …lol

  27. I get a kick out of watching my kids match wit with their daddy. It’s fun to see him get a taste of his own medicine.

  28. I get a kick out of people’s expressions when they learn how old my husband is. Most people guess much younger than he is. 🙂

  29. I get a kick out of my kids’ laughter! It can make me smile no matter the circumstances – so sweet! Last night – the parents had to scrimmage the kids at my son’s soccer practice because so many kiddos were out sick. Now that gave me the biggest kick I’ve had in a while! I was so awkward out there – it was hilarious!

  30. I get a kick out of my six year old son’s awesome break dancing, my daughter’s beautiful smile, and of course, that contageous laughter you catch from your kids and can’t stop until you’re out of breath!

  31. I always get a kick out of watching my 6 year old read to her little 4yr old brother & 3 yr old sister! She try’s to keep them focused as she “makes the story” up as she goes and they ALWAYS catch this and correct her! It’s funny & yet so sweet at the same time! I also get a kick out of watching my 9yr old daughter annoy my 16yr old son by trying get him to let her “hang out ” with him….ummm she’s not that cool yet! Lol

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