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Zaccho Center for Dance and Aerial Arts will be hosting a Youth Summer Camp for 7 -14 year olds. The week will include Aerial Yoga, Acrobatics, Hip-Hop, Aerial Arts, and Cooperative games, with a final performance on the last day. Your child will be supported by an incredible array of teachers to learn dance and aerial technique, develop self-confidence and body awareness, and discover self-expression through creativity in a non-competitive and playful environment.

The 23rd Annual Summer Nights Outdoor Music Festival presents Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca. Alcohol & food available for purchase. Meals by Fairfax's own, Casa Manana. Marin Community Clinics host the Kid Zone.

There are arts, crafts and activities for children and adults. Activities include men’s and women’s wood chopping contests, limbo and pie-eating contests. For kids we have the Salida Circus, We Are The Drum Workshop, hula-hoops and beach balls and EuroBungy jump machine. There are many things that go on each year such as a fabulous raffle, free door prizes and surprise auctions. We have great on-site camping, delicious food and Colorado libations.

Rural county fair with free rides, bull riding, contests, free hot dog/marshmallow bonfire and more. Fun for the entire family.

Based on an episode in Cervantes’ novel, Don Quixote, a Duke and Duchess amuse themselves by creating an elaborate ruse to fool the title character. Rich with incisive, quick and ironic turns, this production will be the regional premiere of the opera which provides a completely different episode in the story of Don Quixote also featured in the musical Man of La Mancha this summer.

High Plains Chautauqua recreates the traveling tent shows that brought education and entertainment to communities in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

HF is a Christain Music festival w/ over 50 bands, 5 stages, and 50,000 attendees over the two-day festival. Family attractions include: Kids Inflatables, Sports, Skate Park, MotoStunting, Food, Trade Show vendors, and of course, music.

A beautiful place to buy local art of the surrounding area of Livermore, Colorado 6 PM to 8PM upstairs at the Forks Bar and Grill. All artists will be present. Many are National Award Winners.

Ten exciting, jam packed summer days at Colorado's oldest county fair with over 100 free fun activities, events, and educational opportunities. Come join us for the Mexican Rodeo. Fari Carnival is open until 10 PM.

The best little" fair in Northwest Colorado. Demolition Derby

The Madison Historical Society is pleased to offer its 44th annual antiques fair featuring over 100 vendors of antiques and collectibles. This event is the largest antiques fair on the CT shoreline and should not be missed.

Membership and placement into Norwalk Youth Symphony are by audition only. Each player, including a returning musician from the previous year, is auditioned every year by the conductors. Audition guidelines are available on our website. To audition you must register online. For questions please contact the NYS office staff at 203 -866-4100.

Join us every Saturday for a fun-filled day on the farm. Meet the bees and their keepers, and take a self-guided tour of the farm. Shop our welcome barn, enjoy our u-pick field of herbs, veggies, and flowers, and help with our morning farm chores.

Our diesel locomotive will be pulling trains to the Mt. Cuba Picnic Grove on a 1½-hour round-trip. Summertime food and activities will be available throughout the day in the Greenbank Station pardking lot.

Travel with troops for a 2¼-hour round-trip train ride to the site of a skirmish between Union and Confederate forces. You'll see men and women dressed in authentic period costumes using weapons of that time. There will be a 30-minute stop at the picnic grove.

Old-fashioned fun for the whole family, including train and antique auto rides, entry to the Marshall Steam Museum, featuring the world’s largest operating collection of Stanley steam cars; free steam-popped popcorn; live demonstrations; kids activities and more. Tours of the antique-furnished Auburn Heights mansion also available for $8.

Experience the best in style, history and heritage from the early automotive age. This year’s spotlight: Limos and Landaulets. With delicious food, wine and beer tastings, rides on the Auburn Valley Railroad, plus special exhibits, presentation and programs. Silent auction, raffle and more benefiting educational programming at Marshall Steam Museum.

A Rod MacDonald concert is an intimate, authentic, inspirational and uplifting experience. From the moment Rod begins to sing he grabs his audiences and doesn't let go. An award winning songwriter, a gifted vocalist and an engaging entertainer in full command of his artistry, his easy going demeanor resonates an appealing warmth and sincerity that quickly creates an intimate rapport with his audiences.

Legendary baritone and artistic leader of the VOICE Programs Sherrill Milnes shares the process of great singing with audiences while he works with the 2015 VOICExperience Artists. Don’t miss this opportunity to observe a master sharing his craft with the next generation of extraordinary singers.

Tarpon Arts patrons are given a chance to be the first to hear a preview of the famous Savannah ghost, Alice Ryley, come to life in a new operatic work, with a special talkback with the composer and the artists after the 50-minute performance. Cocktail reception preceding performance with champagne and chocolates during the talkback. Opera luminary Sherrill Milnes is your host for this limited seating special event.

This play tells the story of the lovely princess who was cursed by a wicked fairy. The fairy prophesied that on her 16th birthday, the princess would prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a deep sleep. She could only be awakened by a prince. This is a production for children and the young at heart performed by an adult cast.

American playboy Bernard Lawrence has cleverly designed a system using the airline timetables to keep three affairs going with flight stewardesses. However, his life soon starts to descend into social chaos after the arrival of his friend, Robert Reed, and a dreaded change to the flight order. It quickly becomes increasingly difficult to keep his three fiancées apart.

Guides will lead guests on a tour of the Wild Florida Trail after Museum hours. The tour guide will talk to the group about nocturnal behaviors, as well as a variety of other topics specific to the individual animals.

Presented by Paul J. Callsen, Archaeologist and Anthropologist. This lecture focuses on early Native Americans living in and cultivating the Everglades and the lasting impact their culture had on the area. Broward Moments Lecture Series addresses significant moments in the County’s 100 years history that have contributed to the rich culture, creative vitality, and economic growth of the area.