Ballet Hispánico Virtual Performance for Young People
Did you miss our live screening of Ballet Hispánico’s Virtual Performance for Young People?
Well good news! You can watch a recording of the presentation at the link below until Tuesday, November 30.
This link will be live until Tuesday, November 30th: https://vimeo.com/623896330/baf66d0a46 (Password: CAPFall2021). Enter the password to view.
For more information about the program, see below.
Ballet Hispánico’s Virtual Performance for Young People
We’re bringing NYC Dance to Pawling! All ages welcome at our the upcoming Virtual Performance by Ballet Hispánico. Tickets are available at no cost, thanks to the Mid-Hudson Library System.
A premier NYC dance company and the largest Latinx cultural organization in the United States, “Ballet Hispánico brings communities together to celebrate and explore Latino cultures through innovative dance productions, transformative dance training, and enduring community engagement experiences.”The live, virtual event will take audiences on a guided journey through Latinx dance and culture. This interactive, fun-filled exploration features excerpts of the Ballet Hispánico’s repertoire dance performances narrated by the company’s artistic leadership. Audiences will also be given the opportunity to interact with Ballet Hispánico’s teaching artists and educators through a virtual dance session and a Q&A.
Club Havana: https://www.pawlingfreelibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ClubHavana_CAPStudyGuide_2021.pdf
Linea Recta: https://www.pawlingfreelibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/LineaRecta_CAPStudyGuide_2021.pdf
Wednesdays
Pawling Recreation
Teachers say that the skills that lead to the most student success in school are their social and emotional skills. Join us to help develop these skills, all while children play! This supervised hour of fun provides a large space for children to meet and play, either inside or out, depending on the weather. This program is designed to ease the transition to daycare, preschool, and especially kindergarten and is paid for in part by Dutchess County.
Wednesday, May 25
“The Family Plot, by Linda McCauley Freeman, pulses with life. Poems rich in sense detail portray one American girlhood, one American family, in all of its joy and its sorrow. McCauley Freeman understands that joy and sorrow often coexist inside one moment, and that this moment lives on, like ‘one of those [souvenir] photos/vendors take without asking, then charge you to keep.’ One poem recalls a father bursting into his boisterous sons’ locked room: ‘the hinges popped/and our father became for a moment//Aladdin, riding the door to the floor/in a flash of dust.’ Likewise, The Family Plot arrives on the poetry scene, and not a minute too soon.”
