On March 8th 1971, a group known as the Citizens' Commission to Investigate the FBI broke into the FBI office on Veterans Square in Media. The documents that they found exposed illegal surveillance activities by the federal government

MAC’s monthly jazz performance series featuring young jazz musicians from area high schools and universities as well as a house band of professional jazz musicians. Led by saxophonist Chris Oatts he and local rhythm section will kick off the performance by playing a few selections, and local area high school combos will be invited to perform for and sit in with the professionals. Each performance will have a featured guest artist or theme of the month.

In the small town of Loving, New Mexico, Dell has a mission: to tell the people of the far-flung future that there is a dangerous store of nuclear waste hidden below the ground. Her neighbor and morbidly curious classmate, Mara, comes along for the ride after they're assigned to work on a project together for English class. As they grow closer, and the enormity of what's buried in their backyard sinks in, they find that their relationship is changing them: for better, for worse, forever. When Dell's path out of town becomes uncertain, the two will have to choose what they bring with them into their futures, and what they leave behind.

Steel yourself for a spine-tingling evening of classic radio horror as we bring to life four chilling tales of suspense and the supernatural.

MAC’s monthly jazz performance series featuring young jazz musicians from area high schools and universities as well as a house band of professional jazz musicians. Led by saxophonist Chris Oatts he and local rhythm section will kick off the performance by playing a few selections, and local area high school combos will be invited to perform for and sit in with the professionals. Each performance will have a featured guest artist or theme of the month.

Better Than Bacon Improv is a short form improv comedy troupe based in West Chester, PA. Improv comedy, as we say in our show openers, is a one-time only performance. We work without a script or a net. What you see in one show will never be seen again.

Thursday, January 9th
Reading begins 7:30
Tickets Pay what you wish - suggested $10

About the Play

Emily, a young white painter with a by-the-book mentality, wants nothing more than legitimacy in the eyes of the prestigious art world. When Emily gets the chance to pitch to an influential Curator, out from her paintings emerges a portrait of a lover and competitor: Tae, a Black artist whose speedy rise in the art world left Emily envious and bitter. As the Curator’s critical eye picks apart the person behind the paintings, Emily learns too late what Tae sacrificed to make it.

Join Jared Reed in our fourth annual reading of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol with original music by Drew Petersen. Originally produced by Curio Theatre Company in West Philadelphia, Jared has crafted the piece from the reading version enacted by Dickens himself.

MAC’s monthly jazz performance series featuring young jazz musicians from area high schools and universities as well as a house band of professional jazz musicians. Led by saxophonist Chris Oatts he and local rhythm section will kick off the performance by playing a few selections, and local area high school combos will be invited to perform for and sit in with the professionals. Each performance will have a featured guest artist or theme of the month.

Please join us for our second annual Soup-A-Palooza!

Wednesday, November 13
Reading begins 7:30 PM
Tickets Pay what you wish - suggested $10

MAC’s monthly jazz performance series featuring young jazz musicians from area high schools and universities as well as a house band of professional jazz musicians. Led by saxophonist Chris Oatts he and local rhythm section will kick off the performance by playing a few selections, and local area high school combos will be invited to perform for and sit in with the professionals. Each performance will have a featured guest artist or theme of the month.

Saturday, October 19th
12-5 pm
on the Media Community Center lawn
(next to the Tot Lot, on Monroe St between 3rd and 4th)

Come hang with us while the fantastic Ensemble Novo plays Brazilian Salsa & we sling beer by Sterling Pig.

Live Music. Good Food. Street Party.

Wednesday October 9
Reading begins 7:30 PM
$15

Lisa and Sebastian, a former successful romantic comedy playwriting team and couple that crashed and burned, are thrown together after several years apart and try to recapture their signature spark while their characters revolt as the lines between reality and fantasy blur.

Please join us for an evening celebrating the incredible history of Delaware County.

Tuesday, September 24
Reading begins 7:30 PM
Tickets $15

MAC will host a beer garden, along with music from Brian Kors and friends at the Morris Bros Porch on 18 E 2nd Street.

One last bash at 11 E State Street!

Thursday, August 8
Reading begins 7:30 PM
$15

When her twenty-four year old son wills himself to death and donates all his organs, Joan goes on a quest to understand why. 

Saturday, June 15th From 11:00-8:00. Only $10. 6 Great Bands, Food Vendors and Beer!

Thursday, June 13
7:30-9:30 PM
$15

This is the true story of how Shakespeare strong-armed Cuthbert and Richard Burbage into abandoning low comedy in favor of the sort of psychological drama that Elizabethan audiences came to prefer over public executions and bear fights.

We’re collaborating with the Media Theatre to bring you an hour and a half of FREE figure drawing from a costumed model inspired by queer culture. Whether you have years of experience or none at all, come join us!

This free event is part of the Pride on State 2024 lineup! All are welcome to attend and share or listen.

Join us for an exciting and informative event focused on improving your financial well-being!

It is April 20th, 1987, the final meeting of the Stephen's Bend Women's Club. Catherine Oaks, iconic photographer/journalist and the “most famous person ever to come out of Stephen’s Bend” arrives, bringing troubles of her own.

The history of the Nile Swim Club in Yeadon is a story of perseverance that highlights an incredible part of Black history in Delaware County. Join author Robert Kodosky as he reveals the incredible history and legacy of the Nile Swim Club and the vibrant landmark it remains today.

Improv Comedy is At The MAC with Better Than Bacon!

Better Than Bacon Improv is a short form improv comedy troupe based in West Chester, PA. Improv comedy, as we say in our show openers, is a one-time only performance. We work without a script or a net. What you see in one show will never be seen again.