Kyle Kenny’s tribute to Elvis Presley thrills audiences at the On-Line Live Cabaret in Greenwood, Indiana. He performs with Tina Turner tribute artist “Q” May 3 – 4th at the comfortable Cabaret.
Greenwood Indiana
Greenwood’s On-Stage Live Cabaret rocks with Elvis and Tina Turner
We were pleased to find a new to us venue for the performing arts in central Indiana. The On-Stage Live Cabaret reopened this past March after having suffered from a COVID forced shutdown. The first show we could attend was The King and Queen of Rock n’ Roll, tributes to Elvis and Tina Turner.
Early Elvis
Early Tina
True to Cabaret style seating, you can pick your table, either for 2 or 4 people. It was nice to be able to pick where you want to sit, and see how many tables are already sold. Arrive at least 15 minutes before curtain, grab a beverage (beer, wine, soda or water) and snack, and get ready for the show!
Mid Elvis
Recognizable hair!
Elvis (Kyle Kenny) has three sets, each representing different times in the King’s career. Likewise, Tina (Q) also traces her career with song and fashion. These two entertainers put their hearts and souls into their performances. We were clapping, tapping our feet and grinning ear to ear with appreciation of the talent we were seeing.
70’s Elvis and Tina
We were completely satisfied with our attendance at this Cabaret. We enjoyed the seating, the comfortable atmosphere and the friendly staff. Sher actually said that “This is the place I’ve been looking for. Go, enjoy a drink, enjoy a show and have a relaxed time.”
Sher and Elvis
Maj and Tina
A Tribute To The King & Queen Of Rock ‘n Roll will be on stage next weekend May 3 – 4. Check the Cabaret website here for ticketing and other information. Also be sure to check the schedule for the rest of 2024. Lots of great shows coming! Make sure you take advantage of this wonderful entertainment facility. You won’t be disappointed!
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Pioneer graves in Greenwood, Indiana Cemetery
Pioneers who were first buried in the Presbyterian and Baptist Cemeteries were reburied in this plot. This info is from the plaque, photo below, that is onsite at the Greenwood Cemetery in Greenwood, Indiana.
We found this as we were in the cemetery looking at interesting grave markers.
Very interesting and it is so nice knowing the graves were moved and not forgotten.
Spaghetti and meatballs at Olive Garden
Angel hair pasta, meat sauce and 3 meatballs
Sher saw me enjoying the wine!
Sher and I had been driving around Indianapolis looking for the festivities for the Indy 500 Mile Race, known around here as the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing”. We stopped at Olive Garden on the way home. Our meals were delicious.
A return to Olive Garden
Sher and I have talking about when we could get back to an Olive Garden restaurant. Today was that day. Our closest Olive Garden is across from the Greenwood Park Mall, about a half an hour from our place.
Delicious salad with fresh grated cheese.
Strawberry margarita and hot fresh breadsticks.
Minestrone (vegetarian) soup vegetables and seashell pasta
Chicken & Gnocchi soup with roasted chicken, traditional Italian dumplings and spinach
We timed our trip to arrive at the restaurant at 2:30 PM, which made us eligible for the all you can eat soup, salad and breadstick lunch deal. (offered M-F 11 to 3 for just $7.99 per person). Sher enjoyed a frozen strawberry margarita while I chose the peach iced tea. Delicious! We certainly took advantage of this deal: I had 2 1/2 bowls of soup with salad and breadsticks. We brought home some salad and breadsticks.
We felt very safe dining at this Olive Garden. Table spacing was in evidence, all staff and most patrons wore masks, and there were hand sanitizer stations in several locations within the facility. All in all, we had a great lunch date!
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