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23. WSFCS: Magnet Schools: Diggs Elementary Diggs Elementary School Visual performing arts Program 950 the integration of thearts and the will roleplay, perform historical reenactments, use computer http://www.wsfcsmagnets.net/diggs/program.asp

UPCOMING EVENTS CONTACT US: Jefferson Davis Diggs Elementary School: 950 Mock Street Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Phone: 727-2424 FAX: 748-3151 The instructional program at Diggs emphasizes curricular overlaps, correlation of subject matter and applications, active student participation, and possibilities of transfer of information and knowledge, all perfectly achievable through the integration of the arts and the core curriculum. Our classrooms are a creative and friendly environment full of accessible resources where the art of learning and teaching thrive together. Students will have the chance to create their own dramatic monologues, choreograph dances, and generate musical compositions based on their creative writing. Students will role-play, perform historical reenactments, use computer graphics and animations to support and enhance their learning in mathematics, language arts, and the social sciences. P.O. Box 2513, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 or 1605 Miller Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103

24. FYE - Movies Drama. Foreign. Horror Suspense. Music performing arts. SciFi. Special Interest.Sports. This video features scholarly commentary and historical reenactments. http://www.fye.com/catalog/moviesProduct.jhtml?itemId=10836976

25. CCchambergenrl s—and America’s—historical, geographical and Week, historic house tours, reenactments,costumed village Boch Center for the performing arts is developing http://www.mpdcltd.com/CCchambergenrl.html

Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce General Release Contact: Glenn M. Faria, glenn@mpdcltd.com mundane. And rather than roll up the bridges, sidewalks and restaurants, we really Cape Cod Canal Romancing the Cape Our quiet seasons are perfect times for romance. Winter lovers return to carefree childhood days when beach races and spilling down the dunes were magical moments, to be remembered forever. Lay claim to a beach of your own, strolling hand in hand, braving the sea breezes and bundling up ever so Cape Cod: Arts, Historical and Cultural Mecca Thornton W. Burgess Society in Sandwich. Hear our Cape Symphony Orchestra The Academy of Performing Arts Harwich Junior Theater, Chatham Drama Guild, Provincetown Rep Theater or Woods Hole Theatre Company . The Music Festival Heritage Cape Cod Maritime Days Heritage Week , historic house tours, reenactments, costumed village tours, theater productions and special events. Boch Center for the Performing Arts The arts and culture of Cape Cod celebrate the land, people and enduring history of this amazing peninsula. Small wonder Cape Cod was voted (*by the readers of AmericanStyle magazine).

26. Northwest New Jersey Skylands Calendar Of Events Visit historical reenactments and view displays from NJ Boonton historical Societyand Museum, 973/4028840. Centenary performing arts Guild, 908/979-0900. http://www.njskylands.com/svcoe04.html

Search Events Current Events Ongoing Exhibits and Galleries ... Search Site New Jersey Skylands Current Events April, 2003 April 2-20; Sussex TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. Based on Harper Lee’s novel. Crescent Theater, Main Street and Fountain Square. Tri State Actors Theater, 973/875-2950 Thursday, 3; Easton Easton State Theatre, 610/252-3132 Friday, 4; Blairstown AHN-PLUGGED. The Ahn Trio presents an innovative project focusting on contemporary composers. 8:00pm. $17. DuBois Theatre. Blair Academy, 908/362-6121 Friday, 4; Mendham ARTISAN. Harmonies and humor from England. Morris Cty Cultural Center, 300 Mendham Rd. The Folk Project, 973/335-9489 Friday, 4; Morristown SANDY MARKS' MANHATTAN COMEDY NIGHT. The best and brightest of New York City's rising comics. 8:00pm. $18. 100 South Street. Morristown Community Theatre, 973/539-8008 Friday, 4-6; Newton FAMILY WEEKEND. Scheduled activities with an environmental focus include lake and swamp ecology classes, boating, hikes. Fee includes lodging, meals and all activities from Friday evening through Sunday afternoon. 1035 Fairview Lake Road. Saturday, 5; Basking Ridge

27. HISTORIC HARBOR STREET FAIR Committee Coordinate all music and performing arts shows and nature of the eventlike historical photo display War reenactments/Demonstrations Subcommittee http://www.village.mamaroneck.ny.us/HHSFEventOrganization.htm

HISTORIC HARBOR STREET FAIR VOLUNTEER POSSIBILITIES Here’s how we’re organized, take a look to see where you’d like to help .. STEERING COMMITTEE Co-Chairpersons - to Coordinate the master schedule of events and activities of Committee Chairpersons, and to liaison with Village Manager’s office, Mayor and Board of Trustees. Contact the co-chairs: Sunny Goldberg sunnyg45@aol.com Carolyn Pomeranz cpomeranz@aol.com Treasurer – to Coordinate with village treasurer for management of any moneys collected or distributed. COMMITTEES 1. Volunteer Coordinator Oversee placement and scheduling of volunteers during the event; maintain list of volunteers, confirm participation, etc. Assist in placement of volunteers on committees and subcommittees in advance of the event. 2. Publicity/Dignitaries/Correspondence Committee Generate press releases and flyers; draft letters to public officials on behalf of the committee and coordinate appearances of public officials/dignitaries; liaison with print and broadcast news and LMC-TV coverage. Organize ribbon-cutting ceremony. Coordinate arranging for map and event summary time chart printed through local newspaper (may need to coordinate with business committee/advertising). 3. Marketing Committee

28. Community Information Fraze Pavilion for the performing arts (937) 296 A national historical landmark operatedby the reenactments, tours, exhibitions and seasonal festivals are held http://www.loissutherland.com/community.asp

Certified Residential Specialist Email: Lois@LoisSutherland.com Home Meet Lois Buying or Selling? ... Tips Community Information Five scenic rivers flow through the Miami Valley. Where the Miami, Mad and Stillwater rivers come together, lies the proud structures of the city of Dayton. With more than 180,000 people, Dayton is at the center of a metropolitan area that includes seven counties. More than 1 million people make their home in the scenic hills and valleys. Just north of Dayton is the intersection of Interstates 70 and 75. I-75 connecting the northern border of the U.S. to the southern most tip in Florida. I-70 connects the east coast to the Rocky Mountains. This puts the Miami Valley at the crossroads of America. Enter a City or US Zip: Midwest's Best Kept Secret Dayton is a hotbed for cultural Arts Cultural venues, the fine arts and the performing arts enjoy support and appreciation from Miami Valley patrons. Dayton is a hotbed for the arts with something to offer for everyone. The Dayton Art Institute was opened in 1929. It has undergone renovations over the past few years. Featured are notable examples of European, American, African, and Asian art, as well as special exhibits. Several monthly events include Just Jazz night, Art of Gospel, Family Days, Mix 107.7 friday DANCE pARTy, and Curatorial Clinics. DAI is also proud to house the Experiencenterthe first gallery of this kind in the United States to offer a fun, hands-on space for young people to learn about art.

29. Untitled in cooperation with McKinney performing arts, Inc With a variety of artists, arts crafts, live western music, historical reenactments, demonstrations, a http://www.mckinneycvb.org/sept_2002.htm

30. Welcome To NJMonthly Online the ambience at this festival, featuring Nordic foods, historical reenactments, Hardangerembroidery New Jersey performing arts Center, 1 Center St, Newark (800 http://www.njmonthly.com/issues/Sep01/oanda2.html

Miss America Pageant Sept 22: An 81-year tradition continues, as 51 beauties from across the country assemble in Atlantic City armed with talent and their evening gowns. Call for times and tickets. Convention Hall, 2300 Boardwalk, Atlantic City (800-736-1420). Walsh Gallery Thru Oct 19: "Hocus Pocus With an Urban Focus: The Art of Orlando Cuevas" includes mixed media from the artist's earlier series as well as new work, which marries fine art with magic. Mon-Fri, 10:30 am-4:30 pm; free. Seton Hall University, 400 South Orange Ave, South Orange (973-275-2033). Scandinavian Fest Sept 2: Ethnic music sets the ambience at this festival, featuring Nordic foods, historical reenactments, Hardanger embroidery, and a full-size Viking ship. Call for times and tickets. Waterloo Village, 525 Waterloo Rd, Stanhope (973-347-3573). Butterfly Walk Sept 5 thru Oct 17: Witness the breathtaking sight of a sky full of migrating Monarch butterflies en route to their winter home in Mexico. Wed, 10 am-noon; $10. Cape May Bird Observatory, 600 Rt 47 N, Goshen (609-861-0700).

31. 1995-1996 Smithsonian Workshop Series TO INTERPRETATION IN MUSEUMS Learn methods for using storytelling, dramatizations,historical reenactments, living history and other performing arts genres to http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~local/programs/acad-smithsonian.html

Date: Thu, 13 Jul 1995 15:27:47 -0400 1995-1996 Smithsonian Workshop Series Speaking of museums and the Smithsonian, thought I would forward the following list of courses offered by the Smithsonian. It appeared on Museum-L. Please forgive if it is a repeat in your life. Enjoy. mkm The Center for Museum Studies, Smithsonian Institution, announces its 1995 - 1996 Workshop Series Skills training and professional development opportunities specially designed to meet the information and resource needs of small, emerging, culturally specific and rural museums. All workshops take place at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. October 30 - November 3, 1995: INTRODUCTION TO INTERPRETATION IN MUSEUMS Learn methods for using storytelling, dramatizations, historical reenactments, living history and other performing arts genres to educate and entertain your visitors. Application Deadline: September 15, 1995 January 22 - 26, 1996: INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM MANAGEMENT Develop a strategic plan and implementation process that responds to the realities of small community museums of the 1990s. Application Deadline: November 24, 1995 April 15 - 19, 1996: INTRODUCTION TO CREATING MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS Discover the elements of creating and mounting exhibitions that appeal to diverse audiences and support your museum's mission.

32. Local Attractions, Connecticut Bed And Breakfast, The Dutch Iris Inn, Granby, CT Bushnell Memorial Hall (bushnell.org) a premier performing arts center whereBroadway Daily cannon firing ceremony, guided tours, historical reenactments. http://www.dutchirisinn.com/local.htm

Shopping Tourist Info Bushnell Memorial Hall ( bushnell.org) Bradley Teletheater - State-of-the-art simulcast theater with the best of thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing, and jai alai. Grandstand area, clubhouse, and fine dining. (860) 623-0380 Guided winery tours and tastings. (203) 775-1616 Foxwoods Resort Casino ( mashantucket.com ) - the world’s largest casino with the finest gaming and entertainment. Call 1-800-PLAY-BIG Goodspeed Opera House goodspeed.org )- a historic Victorian theater overlooking the CT River where nationally acclaimed musicals are performed. (860) 873-8668 http://www.ctwine.com ) - Winery tours, self-guided vineyard walks and complimentary wine tasting. Wine and gift shop. (860) 567-4045 http://www.hammerbrew.com ) - Brewery offers tours and tastings, retail store. (860) 274-5911 Hartford Civic Center http://www.hartfordciviccenter.com

33. "CURRENT AND UPCOMING EVENTS" of movies, television and reenactments over the Jose, California 1974-76 AmericanIndian performing arts the subject of numerous historical documentery films http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/3869/EVENTS.html

You are visitor # "Jim Robins [Tuklo Bish-Ko-Kos] Credits" ACTOR - AUTHOR - EDUCATOR - LIVING HISTORIAN Jim has been involved in many types of movies, television and reenactments over the years. From the Fur Trade period through Old West reenactment, as well as the Civil War. For many years he was part of a performing group called; "Drum and Feather." While with this group, they performed at: Disneyland, Anahiem, Calfornia - 1974 American Indian performing arts Frontier City, San Jose, California - 1974-76 American Indian performing arts Old West reenactment with the "The Masked Rider and Buzzard Roost Gang," Placerville, California (part of the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon), "Tuklo Bish-Ko-Kos and the Choctaw Dancers," 1974 Movie, Radio and Television Credits Supporting roles in movies such as; "Rockford Files," "The Lottery," "Michael Martin Murpheys Wild West Weekend," the subject of numerous historical documentery films. Radio talk show host on KNEW, Jack London Square, Oakland, California. Television talk show host; "Jim Robins Live," KPOC-TV, Ponca City, Oklahoma [regional]. "Jim Robins Live," has been picked up on Global Broadcast Network world wide. Part of a series of videos titled; "Living History of the Cherokee People," North Eastern Oklahoma State University. During 2001 he as; Col. Tuklo Bish-Ko-Kos, Commander, 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles, commanded the Confederate forces during the filming of "The Battle of Perryville, Indian Territory" Old West and American Indian re-enactment

34. What To Do Living history performances, historical reenactments, demonstrations and festivalsround out the This cultural center for the performing arts is located in a http://www.visithendrycounty.com/do.htm

What to Do Learn about the intriguing life and history of the Seminole Indians at the Big Cypress Seminole Reservation and the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum (863-902-1113) south of Clewiston. The museum presents the nation's largest display of life and culture of the Florida Seminoles. You'll see rare artifacts, computer exhibits, a living Seminole Village and more. Living history performances, historical reenactments, demonstrations and festivals round out the cultural offerings. While you're there, experience Billie Swamp Safari (863-983-6101), which offers daily swamp buggy eco-tours, airboat rides and snake and alligator educational shows, gift shop, as well as overnight stays in traditional Seminole "chickee" huts. Glide across the waters of Lake Okeechobee at the mouth of the Florida Everglades with Big "O" Airboat Tours (863-983-2037 or 800-473-6766). Tours are operated by a professional guide who will take you on an exciting tour through various habitats, offering spectacular wildlife viewing, explaining the history of Lake Okeechobee and bird watching opportunities. Clewiston was the site of Riddle Field, a British Flight Training School during World War II. The AirGlades Airport now is home to

35. El Paso Scene Online El Paso Association for the performing arts, which produces Viva El Norte PistolerosLocal group that stages historical gunfight reenactments El Paso http://www.epscene.com/contents.htm

EL PASO SCENE ONLINE PRESS RELEASE FORM WITH DEADLINE INFO ADVERTISING INFORMATION FOR EL PASO SCENE MONTHLY MAGAZINE epscene.com is sponsored by PICK UP A COPY OF EL PASO SCENE AT YOUR NEAREST EL PASO FREE TICKETS - PRIZES FREESTUFFELPASO.COM If you have items to include in El Paso Scene, send them to Randy Limbird at: epscene@epscene.com P.O. Box 13615, El Paso TX 79913 Phone: (915) 542-1422. FAX: 542-4292. Deadline is the 3rd Monday of the month for next month's Scene El Paso Scene Weekly A weekly digest of area events Current Week: El Paso Scene Weekly 4.9/01-4/15/01 Next Week: El Paso Scene Weekly 4/16/01-4/22/01 More good sites These are in random order, just in case you want to some browsing. www.viva-ep.org. El Paso Association for the Performing Arts, which produces Viva El Paso! and Shakespeare on-the-Rocks at McKelligon Canyon Amphithteater and other theatrical events. UTEP Office of Special Events - What's happening on campus StantonStreet.com - El Paso's best online news site by El Paso's best web designers El Paso Inc.

36. Profile, Florida, Orlando, Red Seal, RedsealVacations.com churches, historic districts and reenactments of historic historical Lodgings Sharethe glorious history of performing arts The bright lights of the world's http://www.redsealvacations.com/Florida/Florida-Profile.shtml

About Florida Florida's past is as colorful as its man-made wonders. From the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century to the coming of the railroad in the 19th century, Florida's evolution has been fraught with intrigue, tragedy and romance. Share this lustrous past in our many historical museums, old houses and churches, historic districts and reenactments of historic events. Florida's Natural History: Perhaps one of Florida's most valuable assets is its wilderness, much of which is preserved in state and national parks and in many botanical and zoological gardens. Enjoy the adventures of snorkeling, kayaking, canoeing, hiking and more surrounded by lush and abundant plant life, sharing the habitats of our unique native wildlife. Historical Lodgings Share the glorious history of Florida while vacationing among its many other splendors. Restored historic hotels and many bed and breakfast inns offer you accommodations rich in local history, furnished in fine antiques and collectibles from years gone by. Many proprietors are experts in local legend and history and love to share their knowledge with guests. Museums: Rich treasures await you in the many cultural, history and science museums throughout Florida. From the intriguing works of the old masters to the colorful canvases of Florida's own, from hands-on science exhibits for children to giant prehistoric animal skeletons, from historic house museums to exhibitions from ancient Egypt, you'll find it all right here in our wondrous state.

37. General Information What's New The Staff Ozarkiana Collection Attitudes Hiphop Hispanic Heritage Month historical reenactments History Department Jobhunting Journalism Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the performing arts. http://library.smsu.edu/Meyer/SpecColl/smsu_rg-vertical file.htm

Duane G. Meyer Library Special Collections and Archives General Information What's New The Staff Ozarkiana Collection ... Special Collections Home The Archives serves as the institutional memory of Southwest Missouri State University, and plays an important role in the management of the institution's information resources in all media and formats. SMSU Vertical File Subject Listing 6 Linear Feet A B C D ... Z A A Cub Bella Abortion Academic achievement Academic Advisement Center Academic Affairs Academic Development Center Academic rites and ceremonies Accountancy, School of Actions and defenses Adult education Affray African American Heritage Month African American women African AmericansHistory Agricultural Research and Demonstration Center Agricultural Sciences, School of SEE ALSO Agriculture; Fruit Science Dept. Agriculture Agriculture Department AIDS (Disease) Airships Alcoholism SEE ALSO Underage drinking AlcoholismStudy and teaching Allergy Alumni SEE SMSUAlumni and alumnae Antique dealers Archaeological expeditions Art and Design Department Art and Design Gallery Art festivals ArtExhibitions Arts and Letters, College of

38. San Diego Super Guide - May Free Events, Festivals, & Block Parties In San Diego Features dancing, music, food and historical reenactments of Mexican history and festivalfeaturing 5 stages of dance, bands, performing arts, and world music. http://www.sandiegosuperguide.com/may.html

San Diego Events in May 2003 19th Annual Fiesta Cinco De Mayo - May 2nd - 4th Three day Mexican celebration with over 200 live entertainers. Features dancing, music, food and historical reenactments of Mexican history and Hispanic culture. Time: 5-9pm Friday, 12-9pm Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday Location: Old Town State Historic Park and Bazaar del Mundo Courtyard Cost: Free! Phone: 619-291-4903 Carlsbad Spring Village Faire - May 4th Largest one-day street fair in California! Features great international food and live entertainment. Location: Grand Avenue, between Carlsbad Blvd and Jefferson St, Downtown Carlsbad. Time: 8am-5pm Phone: 760-434-8887 Chula Vista Cinco De Mayo Celebration - May 4th Cultural street fair, featuring Hispanic entertainment, food, drinks, arts and crafts. Time: 10am-5pm Location: Third Avenue, between F and G

39. The Shipley School: Arts: Theater The Shipley School offers theater and the performing arts as part present poetry selections,dramatic readings, historical speeches, and reenactments. http://www.shipleyschool.org/artsta.html

Arts Fine Arts Music Arts Theater Arts ... Arts Calendar Related Links Support Shipley Keyword Search The Shipley School offers theater and the performing arts as part of the academic curriculum and as an extracurricular activity. Academic Program The academic program focuses on vocal training and physical comportment. Students work on voice technique, projection, placement, diction, and clarity, and learn command of posture, poise, stage presence, and physical dynamics. The Lower and Middle School theater programs integrate the skills outlined above into the English and history curricula, where young students present poetry selections, dramatic readings, historical speeches, and reenactments. In the Upper School, dramatic texts taken primarily from American contemporary theater serve as the foundation for exercises. The level of sophistication increases by grade level. Performances The Lower School offers a variety of in-class presentations throughout the year as part of social studies and English. In Middle School, students present numerous dramatizations in social studies. Morning Meeting provides the stage for recitations and declamations. Once each semester, theater students present simply-staged scenes or short one act plays in a recital format for parents and friends. The Spring Musical culminates the Middle School theater schedule with a full production that is the outgrowth of the year's study. In the Upper School, participation in extracurricular theater does not require enrollment in the academic courses. A fall production, usually a series of one act plays, attempts to offer roles to every student who auditions. The Spring Musical enlists the talents of singers and dancers. Throughout the year, performance assemblies offer a venue for student-run groups to present their work in music, comedy, drama, dance, or instrumental ensemble to the student body in a more casual setting. Talent shows in the fall and spring feature auditioned performers in a staged production.

40. LIVING IN SANTA FE: SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION buildings and artifacts are used in reenactments of Spanish Civil War battles, winefestivals and historical activities Top of Page Santa Fe’s performing arts. http://www.lascampanas.com/relocation.html

Golf Equestrian Center Spa Location Map LIVING IN SANTA FE: SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Demographics Education The Eight Northern Pueblos Medical Facilities ... Where to Find More Information The following information was taken from the 1998 Santa Fe Visitor’s Guide and the 1998 Guide to Santa Fe Stats Book Transportation The Albuquerque International Airport is an hour’s drive south on I-25. It is serviced by ten major carriers. The Santa Fe Municipal Airport accommodates corporate jets, small private planes and commercial flights to Denver and Dallas. Elevation Santa Fe is in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, 7,000 feet above sea level, with nearby peaks of 12,000 feet. Top of Page Weather Santa Fe averages 300 days of sunshine annually with 11.4 inches of rainfall and 30-34 inches of snow each year. The humidity is very low, usually less than 40 percent. Santa Fe nights and early evenings are cool, even in July and August. Average Temperatures per Month: Month High/Low Month High/Low Jan July Feb Aug Mar Sept Apr Oct May Nov June Dec There are more than 200 restaurants, 250 art galleries, 12 museums.

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