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Presented By:
1201 McKenna Blvd.
Madison,
WI 53719
(608)
276-9782
Celebrating
Youth!
(608) 276-9782, Ext. 23
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monona Terrace
Suggested donation $1-2/person |
Wisconsin Youth Company presents the
11th annual
Celebrating Youth!
2010 will mark the 11th anniversary of Wisconsin Youth Company’s annual showcase of youth arts and performance. It’s a day to let young people know how much we value their contributions to our communities. It’s a celebration of the youth in our region and the diversity of their cultures, talents, and interests. We highlight the amazing talent and dedication of our youth, and give them a chance to shine and share their passions. Enjoy multiple stages of youth performances, a visual art exhibit, hands-on activities, and exhibit booths with resources on programs and services for youth and families. It's a day filled with fun for all ages!
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The theme for 2010 is “Weaving the Web.”
We'll highlight the connections between all of us. Visit our "Global Villages" activity area to explore and experience the arts of different cultures represented in our area. Participate in a group weaving project to create a tapestry of our community. Learn about spiders and how humans and insects are linked. Come and feel how appreciating and supporting the talent of our youth weaves our community ever closer together. Join us for an outstanding day of creative fun you won't forget. A youth event like no other - by youth, for youth. Interactive, experiential, fun for all ages!
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This project is supported in part by grants from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin,
the Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission with additional funds from the American Girl’s Fund for Children, the Evjue Foundation Inc., the charitable arm of The Capital Times, and the Overture Foundation, and the Madison Arts Commission with additional funds from the Wisconsin Arts Board.
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