Have you seen our latest brochure with amazing programs just for you and your students?! We know the start of this year is hard, which is why we are offering as many virtual programs and as many scholarships as possible. Just like you’re committed to being there to help your students succeed and get through this unprecedented time, we’re committed to being here for you, too.
Latino Heritage Month Kicks Off With LBC’s 11th Annual Fiesta de Independencia Presented by Redwood Credit Union
A celebration of Latin America came to Sonoma County on Sunday, September 13—streamed electronically for the first time ever! Luther Burbank Center for the Arts and our Latino Advisory Council were thrilled to present the 11th annual Fiesta de Independencia in partnership with Redwood Credit Union. This is a free, family-friendly celebration of community, cultural diversity, and Latino heritage, which was broadcast through Facebook and YouTube. The event welcomed students from Roseland University Prep’s MEChA Club for their presentations on Latin American countries celebrating independence this month. La Fiesta featured incredible local artists Danza Azteca Xantotl, Ballet Folklórico Ireri, and LBC’s own Mariachi youth ensemble, along with music sensation Industria del Amor. An annual highlight, El Grito,
was presented by the Mexican Consulate of San Francisco, commemorating the famed cry for independence.
Thank you to all the amazing participants and sponsors for making this event possible!
by ArtsPower October 2020 Available all month long! Grades PK-3
This colorful musical follows chickens Marge and Lola as they try to win first prize in their barnyard talent contest—two tickets to see the great Elvis Poultry in concert! Winning won’t be easy especially since they are being bullied by Mac the Duck. Based on the
award winning book.
by ArtsPower November 2020 Available all month long! Grades 2-6
Follow sister-brother team Claudia and Jamie as they hide out overnight in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, catching the attention of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, a collector of fine art, facts, figures—and secrets. This musical adventure is based on E.L. Konigsburg’s Newbery Medal-winning classic is sure to captivate your students!
Instructor: Janet Greene Grades K-3 Subjects: Dance, English Language Arts, Music, Science
This residency brings nature into the lives of children and integrates science, imaginative play, stories, music, and creative movement while learning about leaves.
Thursday, October 6 4:00-6:00pm Instructor: Kim Morin Grades: TK-2 Subjects: All
Learn innovative strategies that will engage your students by integrating the arts with other subjects. Find out how the arts can make distance learning more meaningful and more joyful.
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