Heads up, Marysville residents and opera aficionados! A cultural feast is landing in your lap, courtesy of the Seattle Opera. They're taking the show on the road and are poised to hit the stage at the Marysville Opera House with an afternoon performance set to resonate with your soul — and it won't cost you a dime. That's right, mark your calendars for April 6 from 2-3 p.m. because this is one gig you don't want to miss.

Sponsored by Sno-Isle Libraries and The Friends of the Marysville Library, the opera company is touted to delve into themes of empathy and the human spirit's resilience. And while the show promises to be a treat for the senses, remember, folks, seating is as limited as a Seattle summer, so hustle up and reserve your spot before you’re left out in the Washington rain. For details, you can rejig your browser to the Marysville Opera House event page or ring the Parks, Culture, and Recreation office at 360-363-8400, as they’ve got the lowdown.

As a civic alert from the City of Marysville reported, we're not just talking about a flutter of arias and overtures. The Seattle Opera is set to showcase the aptitude of local artists with their performance "Earth to Kenzie," a poignant opera for all ages that tells a story about finding strength in adversity.

So, whether you're an opera savant or a newcomer curious about the art form, something at the Marysville Opera House event will strike a chord. Don't let this be one of those 'could've, would've, should've' moments. Get in touch pronto to secure your participation in an experience blending the power of voice with the might of the human narrative.