The Doo Wop Project at the Whatley Center
The Doo Wop Project brought their show "Echoes of the Street" to the Whatley Center in Mount Pleasant on February 10, 2026. The show has already passed, but it is a reminder that the Whatley Center brings a diverse range of live entertainment to the area.
The Doo Wop Project is a touring vocal group that performs classic doo wop and early rock and roll songs from the 1950s and 1960s. On February 10, 2026, they brought their show "Echoes of the Street" to the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts at Northeast Texas Community College in Mount Pleasant, as part of the venue's Heart of the Arts season.
The show
The Doo Wop Project: Echoes of the Street
Whatley Center for the Performing Arts · NTCC Campus, Mount Pleasant, TX
The February 10 show has already taken place. The Doo Wop Project performed classic doo wop and early rock and roll hits from the 1950s and 1960s. The Whatley Center's Heart of the Arts season brings touring acts to Mount Pleasant throughout the year. Check whatleycenter.com for upcoming shows.
The show
"Echoes of the Street" is a celebration of doo wop music, the vocal harmony style that emerged from street corners and subway stations in 1950s America. The Doo Wop Project performs songs from groups like The Drifters, The Coasters, The Platters, and Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, recreating the tight harmonies and rhythmic vocal arrangements that defined the genre. The show is equal parts concert and history lesson, with the performers sharing the stories behind the songs.
The venue
The Whatley Center for the Performing Arts is a 750-seat venue on the NTCC campus that brings a full season of touring entertainment to Mount Pleasant. The Heart of the Arts season typically includes a mix of music, theatre, and family shows. For anyone living on the property, the Whatley Center is a ten-minute drive that delivers professional entertainment without the drive to a major city.
The drive from the property
County Road 1070 to the Whatley Center is about 10 minutes via US-80 to US-271. The show is already past, but the Whatley Center's season continues year after year. For anyone evaluating the property, the diversity of acts that come through the Whatley Center says something about the cultural life of the area.
Plan a visit
Walk the land, then check the theater calendar.
See the 8 acres, then drive 10 minutes to the Whatley Center for a show.
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