I love how much Mike has always involved the crew of his shows. The cameramen, the sound guys, the director, they're all characters along with Mike. They may not have dirty jobs, but as is so typical of Mike, he likes to celebrate anyone doing a job of work.
@@burnban3047 Which is why I don't mind survival shows too much. Even if the host is not fighting life and death, the crew is still there and they probably aren't survival experts..
I’ve never heard of this! As an arts major I absolutely LOVE THIS!!!!!!!! We had a project in college where we had to become part of an artwork (i painted my face and upper body to blend into starry night), it was absolutely my favorite thing we did for fun Senior year, so knowing people are doing that for a festival makes me super happy!!!!!
Exactly. To think, where would we be without our Blessed Hope, our Savior Jesus Christ. He was born without sin but took our sins upon himself. He Shed his Blood and literally died for us. He paid a debt we could never pay ourselves. Our sins separate us from God and Jesus bridged the gap. Without Jesus, we wouldn't have a chance! We would all end up in Hell. God Loves us so much that he gave his only begotten son, that Whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life. Our Blessed Hope, our Savior Jesus Christ. Do you know him? Do "you", ("whoever" is reading this), know Jesus? Even more, are you "Saved"? If Jesus were to return today, "now", would you be ready? Are you ready? That is the one question that you, and everyone, better know the answer to, because that is the most important decision you will ever make. Jesus is the "ONLY WAY TO SALVATION". There is no other way, "none". This "life" that you are living now, is a "limited" existence. The life after this is "ETERNAL", which brings us to another question: "Where do you want to spend eternity?" Well, you have only "two" choices: either "HEAVEN" or "HELL"! Not everyone will go to Heaven and likewise not everyone will go to Hell. It's your choice! It's always been your choice. Have you ever wondered why we all don't go to Heaven? Well, it's because of just one thing. But that "one" thing "separates" us all from God, and that one thing, is "SIN"! We are all born into sin, everyone is, and the Bible says that the wages (penalty) of sin is "Death". You see, because of our sins, when we all die, we are all "eternally separated" from God. But you know what? God Loves you so much that he made a way for you, for all of us. The Bible also teaches us that even though the penalty (wages) for our sins is death, we can gain SALVATION (a GIFT FROM GOD) through his only begotten son, Jesus Christ. God made a way! He sacrificed his only son, for "you"! That's how much he Loves you. ROMANS 6:23 kjv For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Here's the GOOD NEWS, (THE GOSPEL) Jesus took your sins and paid your sin debt in full. He took all your sins, past, present and future, to the Cross, shed his Blood and literally DIED for your sins, was buried and then God raised him from the dead three days later. Anyone who believes in the finished work of Jesus Christ will be Saved. That's THE GOSPEL (which means GOOD NEWS). 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 kjv 15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures. He paid the price so you don't have to. Jesus is the ONLY ONE who could. He is the ONLY WAY. JOHN 14:6 kjv 6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. God gives you, all of us, this "GIFT", because he Loves you. How much does God Love you? Well, let me ask you this: "Could you sacrifice your only child?" That is exactly what our Heavenly Father did. He gave (sacrificed) his only begotten son, Jesus, for "you", for the "WHOLE WORLD"! JOHN 3:16-18 kjv 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. Please, don't let Gods "sacrifice" (for you) be in vain. Jesus "died" for you. Please "Live" (eternally) for him.
There is just no way to describe the Pageant of the Masters. The eye gives you a different perspective than the camera. You are in awe when the lights first go on. Great job, Mike. We'll miss the voice of Thurl Ravenscroft, a.k.a. Tony the Tiger, who used to narrate it before.
Everyone should experience The Pageant of the Masters at least once it’s incredible. For many years the narrater was Thurl Ravenscroft who was the voice of Tony the Tiger and the voice of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland.
1:36 Mike Rowe is just pure gold. I watched a lot of his shows in high school when he first started becoming famous. I've got pancreatic cancer, but I'm too old for "Make-A-Wish". If I did have one, it'd be to meet Mike Rowe. Honestly, I saw an aunt and two of my uncles fight and lose to pancreatic cancer. I'm just not going to fight. Maybe just living my life will cause a miracle, maybe not. Either way, I don't want to be miserable for the next 18 months.
@@bepreparedforwhatscoming4975 I've received all types of advice from everyone. Ironically, your advice *_is_* how I've been living my life since I stopped living at home in my early 20's; the fasting aspect. my entire life, I've *_never_* been a fan of candy or sugary products, never even drank soda. And when I did live at home, had to hear it every day for not eating any fruits. When I moved out, I developed a bad habit of skipping breakfast and lunch, then usually eating around 7:30pm. I still live like this. Except sometimes ( like tonight ), I even skip eating at 7:30 because I'm just not hungry and the abdominal pain is too much. Since I've eaten almost no sugar most of my life, you said spot on my nutrition lifestyle aside from that. I appreciate you trying to help. But having lived your advice most of my life, for all I know, that's the problem. But I doubt it since cancer just runs in the family.
I’ve seen the Pageant multiple times. It became a yearly thing, and I always tried to bring someone with me who had never seen it before. I only hope that I have the chance to see it again, now that I’m living in Ohio.
Thanks Mike, this was an amazing spectacle...what a unique and unusual way to bring out the arts for a community....and speaking of unique and unusual, you were the perfect Bart!
Great seeing this. Butch is an old friend. He has been at the Pageant for years. He got his start building the sets and then became stage manager and now he is the Technical director I believe. Many years ago I worked as a stage crew. Three hours a night for two months. We had a lot of fun with the other crew and volunteers. The Pageant is something to see. Every year there is a different theme. For years the announcer was actor Thurl Ravenscroft best known for being the voice of Tony the Tiger.
For many years what was called "The Atlanta Passion Play" was perfumed at Easter time (I was a chores WALK ON in the 1987 production) At the Atlanta civic Center, a huge venue for a play. One of the scenes was the last supper where the curtain opened to a view through a screen making the view look EXACTLY like the painting, to great applause. Then the screen was quickly removed to show the actors positioned just like here, to an audible intake of the breath of the audience. Then all of a sudden every actor moved, again an audible breath intake One year a group of Broadway play critics saw the play and came away saying; "it could not get any better, considering that everyone was an ammeter". Ill never forget the first time I saw this scene (1986 production) This video brings back that memory. Thanks Mike. ;-)
This is a special treat and I'd love to see it some day. Lots of communities have their own local productions and are worth your time to experience them.
Mike is great but that Pageant of the Masters is AMAZING. It actually looks just like the painting. I had never heard of it before but would love to see it.
Oh my God! The Last Supper scene was beautiful amazing! It looked realistic! You could not tell that real actors were playing the roles of persons portrayed in the painting. The painting does come to life! Also, this was the first time I had heard of The Festival of Arts. I think the idea of animating a painting with real persons is just ingenious. I like it how Mike made jokes throughout the event, especially the part when he speaks of taking a selfie in the middle of the show. Very funny and it would have been lots of fun doing that. Mike actually did a great job playing the role of Bartholomew. Did Bartholomew looked like Mike in real life? Anyone knows? You learn a lot of historical facts in watching this video. It is also incredible that some of the employees have been doing the same job for decades. In the end I am left wanting to watch this video again or wish that it lasted longer, say an hour. I also would like to visit The Festival of Arts and experience the event in person live. Great video, really enjoyed it every minute. Thanks
I lived in Los Angeles for 14 years and I drove clients down to Laguna Beach area several times a year but I never got to see this pageant. I regret it now and may have to make a trip just for this.
I wonder how an audience would react if just for a few minutes if the voice of the narrator was Mike Rowe's? His voice is known all over the world and it would be interesting to see if anyone in the audience reacts to it. This makes you appreciate how much work is done behind the scenes to put on any type of production. Amazing.
I have seen this pageant. It is like nothing I have ever seen. Awsome !!!! I recommend binoculars if you are way back Thank you Mike for the behind the scenes
I had my reservations in the beginning, but it actually was pretty cool. I had to google the painting because my OCD was kicking in. I have a couple of questions maybe I just missed. Didn't Jesus have a beard in the painting? Also James Minor had his hand on Peter's shoulder? What the hell, Mike you looked awesome.
As being someone who had been in the pageant of the masters for many years, this is very fun for me to see what someone form the outside has to say about it!!
I love how much Mike has always involved the crew of his shows. The cameramen, the sound guys, the director, they're all characters along with Mike. They may not have dirty jobs, but as is so typical of Mike, he likes to celebrate anyone doing a job of work.
Yeah, I like seeing the whole crew too. Makes it seem more real. Everyone just doing their job.
the camera men are often in the "dirt"
@@burnban3047 Which is why I don't mind survival shows too much. Even if the host is not fighting life and death, the crew is still there and they probably aren't survival experts..
I’ve never heard of this! As an arts major I absolutely LOVE THIS!!!!!!!! We had a project in college where we had to become part of an artwork (i painted my face and upper body to blend into starry night), it was absolutely my favorite thing we did for fun Senior year, so knowing people are doing that for a festival makes me super happy!!!!!
My husband and I enjoyed this about 10 years ago. On vacation and sort of a last minute decision. It is fantastic!👍🏻
Most of the time you’re on a 5 year waiting list for Pageant of the Masters. You were really blessed!!
This just might be the coolest thing Mike Rowe has ever done. I learned so much!
I really admire Mike’s willingness and ability to try anything. Love him!!
The scene of the Last Supper was epic and emotional. Just Wow!
Exactly. To think, where would we be without our Blessed Hope, our Savior Jesus Christ. He was born without sin but took our sins upon himself. He Shed his Blood and literally died for us. He paid a debt we could never pay ourselves. Our sins separate us from God and Jesus bridged the gap. Without Jesus, we wouldn't have a chance! We would all end up in Hell. God Loves us so much that he gave his only begotten son, that Whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.
Our Blessed Hope, our Savior Jesus Christ.
Do you know him? Do "you", ("whoever" is reading this), know Jesus? Even more, are you "Saved"? If Jesus were to return today, "now", would you be ready? Are you ready? That is the one question that you, and everyone, better know the answer to, because that is the most important decision you will ever make. Jesus is the "ONLY WAY TO SALVATION". There is no other way, "none". This "life" that you are living now, is a "limited" existence. The life after this is "ETERNAL", which brings us to another question: "Where do you want to spend eternity?" Well, you have only "two" choices: either "HEAVEN" or "HELL"! Not everyone will go to Heaven and likewise not everyone will go to Hell. It's your choice! It's always been your choice. Have you ever wondered why we all don't go to Heaven? Well, it's because of just one thing. But that "one" thing "separates" us all from God, and that one thing, is "SIN"! We are all born into sin, everyone is, and the Bible says that the wages (penalty) of sin is "Death". You see, because of our sins, when we all die, we are all "eternally separated" from God. But you know what? God Loves you so much that he made a way for you, for all of us. The Bible also teaches us that even though the penalty (wages) for our sins is death, we can gain SALVATION (a GIFT FROM GOD) through his only begotten son, Jesus Christ. God made a way! He sacrificed his only son, for "you"! That's how much he Loves you.
ROMANS 6:23 kjv
For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Here's the GOOD NEWS, (THE GOSPEL) Jesus took your sins and paid your sin debt in full. He took all your sins, past, present and future, to the Cross, shed his Blood and literally DIED for your sins, was buried and then God raised him from the dead three days later. Anyone who believes in the finished work of Jesus Christ will be Saved. That's THE GOSPEL (which means GOOD NEWS).
1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 kjv
15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures.
He paid the price so you don't have to. Jesus is the ONLY ONE who could. He is the ONLY WAY.
JOHN 14:6 kjv
6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
God gives you, all of us, this "GIFT", because he Loves you. How much does God Love you? Well, let me ask you this: "Could you sacrifice your only child?" That is exactly what our Heavenly Father did. He gave (sacrificed) his only begotten son, Jesus, for "you", for the "WHOLE WORLD"!
JOHN 3:16-18 kjv
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.
18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.
Please, don't let Gods "sacrifice" (for you) be in vain. Jesus "died" for you. Please "Live" (eternally) for him.
This was so interesting, I really enjoyed it and found it inspiring. Thank you, Mike for bringing this to us!
This is silly.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ shut up up
There is just no way to describe the Pageant of the Masters. The eye gives you a different perspective than the camera. You are in awe when the lights first go on. Great job, Mike. We'll miss the voice of Thurl Ravenscroft, a.k.a. Tony the Tiger, who used to narrate it before.
Absolutely increeeeeedible that all those VOLUNTEERS, 500 of them, put that amazing spectacle together every year.......
Everyone should experience The Pageant of the Masters at least once it’s incredible. For many years the narrater was Thurl Ravenscroft who was the voice of Tony the Tiger and the voice of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland.
Thurl Ravenscroft also and “You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch” on the original, animated Grinch presentation.
Good info...❤😅
Ah yes Daddy Tony.
How much does it cost?
@@ceridwynnhaven6236 I can be expensive but if you keep an eye out for different discount offers, you can get them for cheaper!
I’m not an artsy guy but this is REALLY neat.🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸
I am an artsy guy and I completely agree 🏴🇬🇧
I’m not an artsy chick but this was REALLY neat 🇦🇺
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Shezbot nanu nanu!
Members of my family were part of the pageant in the 1970’s, so this brings back a lot of memories! Thanks, Mike!
1:36 Mike Rowe is just pure gold.
I watched a lot of his shows in high school when he first started becoming famous.
I've got pancreatic cancer, but I'm too old for "Make-A-Wish". If I did have one, it'd be to meet Mike Rowe.
Honestly, I saw an aunt and two of my uncles fight and lose to pancreatic cancer. I'm just not going to fight. Maybe just living my life will cause a miracle, maybe not. Either way, I don't want to be miserable for the next 18 months.
I'll pray for you.
You eat too much sugar. Cut out all sugar (including fruit), and start fasting for 16-18 hours every day. You can eat from 10-6, or 12-6 for example.
Search up Dr Eric Berg, Dr Ken Berry and educate yourself. Eat more fat!
@@bepreparedforwhatscoming4975 I've received all types of advice from everyone.
Ironically, your advice *_is_* how I've been living my life since I stopped living at home in my early 20's; the fasting aspect.
my entire life, I've *_never_* been a fan of candy or sugary products, never even drank soda. And when I did live at home, had to hear it every day for not eating any fruits.
When I moved out, I developed a bad habit of skipping breakfast and lunch, then usually eating around 7:30pm.
I still live like this. Except sometimes ( like tonight ), I even skip eating at 7:30 because I'm just not hungry and the abdominal pain is too much.
Since I've eaten almost no sugar most of my life, you said spot on my nutrition lifestyle aside from that.
I appreciate you trying to help. But having lived your advice most of my life, for all I know, that's the problem. But I doubt it since cancer just runs in the family.
I’ve seen the Pageant multiple times. It became a yearly thing, and I always tried to bring someone with me who had never seen it before. I only hope that I have the chance to see it again, now that I’m living in Ohio.
Thanks Mike, this was an amazing spectacle...what a unique and unusual way to bring out the arts for a community....and speaking of unique and unusual, you were the perfect Bart!
Great seeing this. Butch is an old friend. He has been at the Pageant for years. He got his start building the sets and then became stage manager and now he is the Technical director I believe. Many years ago I worked as a stage crew. Three hours a night for two months. We had a lot of fun with the other crew and volunteers.
The Pageant is something to see. Every year there is a different theme. For years the announcer was actor Thurl Ravenscroft best known for being the voice of Tony the Tiger.
For many years what was called "The Atlanta Passion Play" was perfumed at Easter time (I was a chores WALK ON in the 1987 production) At the Atlanta civic Center, a huge venue for a play.
One of the scenes was the last supper where the curtain opened to a view through a screen making the view look EXACTLY like the painting, to great applause. Then the screen was quickly removed to show the actors positioned just like here, to an audible intake of the breath of the audience. Then all of a sudden every actor moved, again an audible breath intake One year a group of Broadway play critics saw the play and came away saying; "it could not get any better, considering that everyone was an ammeter".
Ill never forget the first time I saw this scene (1986 production) This video brings back that memory. Thanks Mike. ;-)
Mike Rowe a great guy . I met him in Alaska when he came up. Such a great down to earth guy with an amazing humor about him ..
I loved it! ❤ Thank you, @Mike Rowe!
This was really wonderful to see. The time and effort it took to bring these paintings to "life" takes so many talented people.
I saw Pageant of the Masters many years ago. Absolutely magical.
I saw this as a teenager with my family and thought it was amazing.
I have attended this Pageant for years and it always amazes me.
Excellent!!!! What a great way to celebrate great art!
I had the privilege to see this show, in 1976. It is amazing. So glad to see this.
I still have the program.
Been to 2 of these, they are remarkable spectacles.
I went to this many years ago and it blew me away.
Love this! Thank you for sharing this tradition! Didn’t know about it! 👏💞
When you first put on the wig you looked like Michael Brady. Lol😹🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
OUTSTANDING.
This is a special treat and I'd love to see it some day. Lots of communities have their own local productions and are worth your time to experience them.
I saw this show in 2003. It's incredible. seeing it on a small screen does not do it justice.
Bravo!
Mike is great but that Pageant of the Masters is AMAZING. It actually looks just like the painting. I had never heard of it before but would love to see it.
Oh my God! The Last Supper scene was beautiful amazing! It looked realistic! You could not tell that real actors were playing the roles of persons portrayed in the painting. The painting does come to life! Also, this was the first time I had heard of The Festival of Arts. I think the idea of animating a painting with real persons is just ingenious. I like it how Mike made jokes throughout the event, especially the part when he speaks of taking a selfie in the middle of the show. Very funny and it would have been lots of fun doing that. Mike actually did a great job playing the role of Bartholomew. Did Bartholomew looked like Mike in real life? Anyone knows? You learn a lot of historical facts in watching this video. It is also incredible that some of the employees have been doing the same job for decades. In the end I am left wanting to watch this video again or wish that it lasted longer, say an hour. I also would like to visit The Festival of Arts and experience the event in person live. Great video, really enjoyed it every minute. Thanks
"realistic" LOL!
Mike, Seeing you in that curly wig reminds of another Mike ( Mike Brady ). I mean that in a nice way. With Love !
❤ Mike
I LOVE Pageant of the Masters. So fascinating and beautiful!!!!
This is wild! How have I never heard of such a thing before? I would love to see it!
Mike Rowe is such an awesome human being.
I lived in Los Angeles for 14 years and I drove clients down to Laguna Beach area several times a year but I never got to see this pageant. I regret it now and may have to make a trip just for this.
THAT WAS GREAT! VERY INTRESTING FOR SURE! Thanks, always a laugh involved, enjoyed thoroughly!
Thanks Mike! You’re awesome!
These people are so amazing❤
I love a tableau!! Well done!
14:28 - I've never heard Mike laugh like that! Awesome! Haha!
This is just BRILLIANT! I wish I could visit.
Amazing! Didn't even know something like this existed. What a great experience that must be for both actors and public alike!!!
Mike did a great job taking with the people. It was nice to get to see everyone : )
👏👏👏👏👏 BRAVO Mr Mike ! The Energy 🎆 was Beautiful 🌹❤️🔥🕯️🪔
Mike Rowe is an amazing person. So faceted
That was awesome, I never heard of that place so glad I saw this.
I remember the town in “Gilmore Girls” did this! 💕🐝💕
I LOVE ART HISTORY. AND REEANACTMENTS. LOVE THIS!!!!!!
This was such a fun episode! How fun for you! ♥️
That was so cool! I’d love to see it in person. Wow! Thanks Mike.
Can't watch the show on TV, but I'm incredibly happy we can see it here!
FABULOUS! Mike the marvelous....
Go Dundalk!
loved this program....a friend took me as a parting gift for me .....surprised and beautiful experience. thank you Linda Bird....
Ha ha, the children were amazing!
this is one of the coolest things i have seen, never even heard of it.. but would love to see it.
Absolutely spectacular!!!
Perfect ! Bravo ! Roses !
I wonder how an audience would react if just for a few minutes if the voice of the narrator was Mike Rowe's? His voice is known all over the world and it would be interesting to see if anyone in the audience reacts to it. This makes you appreciate how much work is done behind the scenes to put on any type of production. Amazing.
One of my very few heroes.
This is incredible to bring that epic painting to life ….really nice
Having seen a lot of those paintings and statues in their respective museums it is cool to see a fresh perspective. Good job, Thanks. ✌️🗽🇺🇸
Loved it ,Mike Rowe Rocks
It's always so impressive and moving! My favorites are the posters.
What a great show, will have to check into this. You did great Mike.
I thought this would be boring, but now I would pay to go see this. Amazing art!
I graduated from high school in that very amphitheater. It was fun seeing my old home town.
That was one of my favorite episodes!! You did so well Mike
Great show! I've never seen that show before. It almost makes me want to pay for the channel just to watch this series.
I would probably sneeze about 30 sec in.😆
Yep, saw this when I was a kid, amazing. This is perfect for you, Mike. Just sitting there doing nothing... ;-)
I have seen this pageant. It is like nothing I have ever seen. Awsome !!!!
I recommend binoculars if you are way back
Thank you Mike for the behind the scenes
I have seen this play in Laguna CA it was amazing. They do such a great job
Wow, that was really amazing. Thankyou.
I love Mike, he's so easy going and easy to listen to - almost like another Morgan Freeman 😘
love this one. I wish this was here on the east coast. I would go see it.
Happy birthday Mike Rowe
Thank You Mike!
I had my reservations in the beginning, but it actually was pretty cool. I had to google the painting because my OCD was kicking in. I have a couple of questions maybe I just missed. Didn't Jesus have a beard in the painting? Also James Minor had his hand on Peter's shoulder? What the hell, Mike you looked awesome.
Wow!!!Beautiful!!!!I love it❤❤❤
Michael.
Thank you
That was amazing!!
Finally a full video, this was fun.
What a special experience to have been part of. I’ll be coming to a show to see it in person. Thank you Mike for having this on your channel.
That is absolutely amazing! I would love to see it in person!
So so wonderful ❤❤❤
Wow! Amazing! Captivating art form.Thanks Mike Rowe for bringing it to us.
Who knew! That was incredible.
Been there. Absolutely amazing !
14:26 Hahaha, what a great, down to Earth guy.
That was spectacular! !!
Born and raised in California. I love the Pomona stuff and I've never heard of this. It amazes me I've not seen it before.
I had a girlfriend that played a part in this festival in 1970. I still have the photo of her from the newspaper. This has always fascinated me.
I grew up in Laguna and my whole family participated in this pagent
As being someone who had been in the pageant of the masters for many years, this is very fun for me to see what someone form the outside has to say about it!!