Children’s Art Festival

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This year’s Children’s Arts Festival was Saturday, January 12th from 8:30 am – 2 pm at the Silver Center for the Arts, Plymouth State University. Children in grades k–6 participated in the annual ETC Children’s Arts Festival. This exciting event offers opportunities for children to learn different aspects of the arts—dance, theatre, fine arts—while at the same time experiencing the themes of the current production.

Participate in five fun-filled workshops, get a behind-the-scenes look at the Marking the Moment set and see a special performance.

Workshops and Registration Information

ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE – Dance with Lisa Travis

MY HOUSE IS A HOME – Art with Melody Funk

DOWN MEMORY LANE – Music with Anthony Coppola

WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS – Acting with Fran Page

TURNING THE PAGES OF HISTORY – Language Arts with Karen McLoud

Special Performance by Juggler Jim Gleich

You can register online or you can register at the door the day of the festival. Please submit one registration per child. Please contact Amy Maki at almaki@plymouth.edu or (603) 535-2615 with any registration related questions.

Please bring a bag lunch. Snacks are provided. Some scholarships are available.

For further information please contact festival coordinate Robb Dimmick via e-mail.

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