Volunteer work, all year long
Beyond
December.
The Christmas lights come down. We keep finding ways to help.
Explore the work↓Our Christmas show is one way our family shares what we love. The rest of the year, we volunteer our time and technical skills for local landmarks, museum exhibits, and community theatre.
We believe in contributing to our community. Our work on every project featured here is volunteered. Sharing the skills we love is one way we give back to the place we call home.
From our family archive Rexburg Tabernacle, 2023
Four projects, one reason
The work changes.
The reason does not.
Each project asks for something different. We bring what we know and help the people already doing the work.
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Projection mappingRexburg TabernacleIn February 2026, we mapped projected imagery to the Tabernacle's interior.
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February 18, 2026 · TabernacleFinding the edges. An alignment test across the ceiling and front wall.

February 18, 2026 · Video stillFrom test to picture. Projected imagery filling the Tabernacle arch during a mapping run.
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Projection mappingSingin' in the RainIn July 2026, we created scenic projection to support the performers and the world of the show.
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July 8, 2026 · Singin’ in the RainSetting the scene. The city-wall projection in place for rehearsal.

July 10, 2026 · Video stillRehearsing the rain. Umbrella choreography during a Singin’ in the Rain rehearsal.
- Museum projection exhibitFlood museumWe’re contributing projection work to the new flood museum exhibit, helping share local history. View
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Summer & fall production lightingRexburg Community TheatreWe volunteer behind the scenes on summer and fall productions, from setup and cues to the finished stage.
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June 5, 2024 · RCT lightingBuilding each cue. The lighting desk during a summer production rehearsal.

June 20, 2026 · Video stillLighting the full stage. The finished lighting during a community theatre production.
Why we volunteer
Made here.
Shared here.
We enjoy the gear and the problem-solving. What keeps us saying yes is the chance to help local people welcome an audience, tell a story, and make a memory together.

