Tre Floyd's Church Folk
Mar 27, 2027 / 2:30 p.m.
Something has gone wrong at New Rock Baptist Tabernacle Church! Someone has stolen $5,000 from the offering, and Pastor Johnson needs your help to find out who it was.
Kat Timpf had one hell of a year: beating breast cancer at 36, becoming a mom, and coming out the other side with better boobs and even better material. New Baby, New Boobs is a hilarious 90-minute stand-up show that takes audiences through the wildest, most unexpected chapter of Kat's life: a diagnosis, motherhood, marriage, and the dark, absurd moments that you can only make sense of by laughing at them. Co-host of the #1 late-night show Gutfeld! and a two-time New York Times bestselling author, Timpf brings her signature fearless honesty and razor-sharp wit to the stage for a night that's equal parts gut-punch funny and unexpectedly moving.
VIP ADD-ON: Meet Kat After the Show ($100 + tax and fees)
Want to make the night last a little longer? Meet Kat one-on-one after the show for a photo and autograph. It's personal, it's fun, and spots go fast. Admits one to the post-show meet and greet.
This event is presented by a rental partner.
Mar 27, 2027 / 2:30 p.m.
Something has gone wrong at New Rock Baptist Tabernacle Church! Someone has stolen $5,000 from the offering, and Pastor Johnson needs your help to find out who it was.

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