Shows!
Carrendo studios has been responsible for creating unique and community minded entertainment. Listen to these exciting, original works created by local talent.
01
"A Very Lewisburg Holiday"
The first of many podcasts from "Carrendo," this show was created to raise money for the Donald Heiter Community Center. COVID-19 took away the Center's ability to fundraise and local artists went to work! Enjoy local music, story telling, and an original song all wrapped in one spirit-filled show!
02
"Natalie and the Chocolate Factory"
Our take on a classic story, "Natalie and the Chocolate Factory" follows the story of a young girl from Lewisburg who wins a ticket to the new Purity Factory. Along the way, she learns that money isn't everything and loyalty, family, and faith will always serve her more meaningfully. Enjoy this show inside "Sweeten Your Spirit" from the Donald Heiter Community Center!
(Artwork by Josh Flint)
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03
"Sweeten Your Sprit"
Another collection of fabulous local musicians and story tellers come together to share their talents with a mission of supporting the community. This special show included in-person Easter Eggs in the Lewisburg Community.
04
Tarrstown Tales,
Kris's Time Traveling Adventure
Education meets entertainment in this time-defying story! Explore the history of Lewisburg while traveling with Kris, a New York native who learns to understand the meaning of family and heritage.
(Artwork by Caitlin Meleski)
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05
"What Community Means to Us"
The first episodic work from "Carrendo," this show explores the minds of some of our youngest community members. We talk about fun topics like our favorite desserts, but also about more serious topics like internet safety. We also get to hear from some of our community voices and how they're enriching lives of those around them. (Artwork by Caitlin Meleski)