Those of us who earn the title of Silver Elite or higher get to attend a special recognition dinner the first night. There is something for everyone at OnStage. I’m so grateful for those that work so hard in the Paper Pumpkin department!ĪND!…we were able to see the newest tool that Stampin’ Up! is releasing soon…the Stamparatus! Preorders for this tool begin on Thursday. Here are some samples created with combined pieces from the October and November kits. We were also able to peek at the upcoming November Paper Pumpkin kit! (So close your eyes and don’t scroll down if you want your kit to be a surprise.) Shelli (mom and cofounder) and Sara (daughter and CEO) were a riot when it was their turn to present! The samples from the on stage demonstrations/presentations were fabulous, too! Sorry some of the photos are a bit blurry. Here are some boards that feature many of the products.

There are so many new products coming, I can’t possibly share them all with you! But stick around (subscribe to my newsletter and/or blog) so you can see teasers of what’s to come in early January 2018. Here are a few of them featuring new products. In fact, I chatted and visited so much that I never got to even see half of the items on display! LOL But I did get plenty of photos of the samples I DID see.

It was fun to meet new people AND hug and catch up with old friends. OnStage Live in Salt Lake City, Utah sold out this year. But it’s hard to hold back when there are so MANY fun things to share! So… now I get to BURST!! We are all in different time zones, so it makes sense. The reason for the wait time is so that all of us demonstrators across the globe have a chance to hear it and see it all first. We had to wait until 1 PM Mountain Time to share all the fun news (new products, announcements, recognitions, peeks, etc.) from Stampin’ Up!’s OnStage November 2017 that took place this past weekend. MORE COVERAGE OF MORRISTOWN ONSTAGE YEAR 10 Emcee Tara Bernie visits sold-out crowd at Morristown Onstage, March 1, 2017.It was really hard to contain myself. The talent judges were famed pedal steel guitar player Robert Randolph (formerly of Morristown), and MHS alumni Aaron Velasquez (’10), Mike Ryan (01), Josh Gannet (’99) and Ben Sesar (’88). Proceeds from the show benefit programs in the Morris School District. Photo by Kevin Coughlinįifteen amateur acts, chosen from nearly 70 that auditioned, competed on Wednesday at the Mayo Performing Arts Center. Myles Beck and Jay Phatak with prize at Morristown Onstage, March 1, 2017. Julianna Belles, 17, takes home $1,000 as winner of the 18-and-under group, for her interpretation of On My Own from Les Misérables.Īnd the tandem of Jay Phatak and Myles Birch will split $1,000 for topping the adult division with their cover of Johnny Cash’s Folsom Prison Blues. Morristown High School juniors Victoria Fanning, Nile Birch and Anna Skelton will share $500 for their cover of John Lennon’s Imagine. The popular favorites, as determined by text votes, were Treble Threats.

Here is video of the winning acts from the 10th anniversary Morristown Onstage competition. Julianna Belles with winning check at Morristown Onstage, March 1, 2017.

Onstage 2017