Wednesday, October 22, 2014
11:45
Location: Firehouse Cultural Center
Event type: Field Trip Performances
Grades: K-5
Multi-Cultural folktales & folksongs from the American experience are brought to life by Tall Tale heroes Mike Fink & Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind Crockett. Included are stories from Asian-American, Latin-American, & Native-American cultures, along with the history of the Underground Railroad bringing freedom to enslaved African-Americans. Traditional songs & audience participation add to the fun.
Presented by: Atlantic Coast Theatre For Youth
FOR GRADES K-5
Curriculum Connections: Music • Theatre • Visual Arts • Social Studies
Call 813-645-7651 for reservations
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7:30 PM - The Hamilton Harris Project
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7:30 PM - Comedy- 25 to Life!
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7:00 PM - The Tinaja Trail • FCC Fall Film Series
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3:00 PM - Celebrating South Shore History
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7:30 PM - Craig Hartfield-Broadway by the Numbers
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The Hamilton Harris Project was formed in 2003. The band, an offshoot from the successful Swinging Johnson’s band, was assembled by the co-leaders of the Johnsons – Tom “TBone” Hamilton and guitarist Dan Harris. They added Michael Johnn Aloia on keyboard and B3, drummer standout Ken Loomer, and songstress Marilyn Freemon.
Laura Lee Smith’s first novel, Heart of Palm, was released by Grove Press in April 2013. Her short fiction was selected by guest editor Amy Hempel for inclusion in New Stories from the South: The Year’s Best, 2010. Her work has also appeared in The Florida Review, Natural Bridge, Bayou and other journals. She has taught creative writing at Flagler College and works as an advertising copywriter. This is a short story writing class taught by Laura Smith. November 5th, Laura Smith will be signing copies of her book, Heart of Palm, FREE for library card holders!
Take a walk down memory lane. Ever wonder about the history of this piece of paradise that we call "South Shore?" FCC, in partnership with the Ruskin Branch Library, will host a "South Shore" history exhibit. Including ALL areas of what we call "South Shore." Gibsonton, Wimauma, Ruskin, Apollo Beach, Sun City Center, Riverview, and Sun City.
Craig Hartfield, the most critically acclaimed Bari-Tenor in Tampa Bay is bringing his favorite Broadway numbers to the Firehouse Pub stage. But the audience will choose the numbers! Every song a show-stopper and every show a gem! Hartfield has been performing musically and theatrically for 30 years. Some of his most notable roles include Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha, Father in Children of Eden, Nathan in Guys and Dolls, Pseudolus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Albert in Bye, Bye, Birdie.
