ART FOR LEARNING-ART FOR ENJOYING
is the theme for this year’s community arts festival being held this Saturday November 1st from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at THEARC. Come One ! Come All! It’s fun and FREE!
The festival will offer a variety of activities illustrating the power of learning and language as a form of art.
The Instrument Petting Zoo, a big hit last year, will be held from 10:00 am to noon.
Storytelling by Adrej Rosman Roza and Lila Prap, courtesy of Kids Euro Festival 2008 will feature the story of Oscar Detective and Why Crocodiles Cry from 10:00 am until 10:45 am and 11:00-11:45 am.
The Goat with Three Kids a puppet show by the Tandarica Puppet Theatre from Romania
Courtesy of Kids Euro Festival 2008 will be shown from 10:00 am to 11:00 am.
Plus much much more!
WHY IS THEARC NEEDED?
Shockingly, the U.S. Census Bureau 2005 American Community Survey shows that our nation’s capital has the highest rate of childhood poverty of any jurisdiction in the United States. Three out of ten children in Washington, DC live at or below the poverty line—.
WHAT IS THEARC?
Ten non profit partners at THEARC have come together under one roof to help children.
Since its opening in 2005, Town Hall Education, Arts and Recreation Campus-THEARC- has become a national prototype combining social, cultural and health services. It is a $27 million 110,000 square foot center on 16.5 acres of land in Southeast Washington, DC. THEARC provides a daily safe haven for the children it serves, with a wide range of arts, educational, recreational, health programs and services. In addition there is a 365-seat theatre (the only theatre east of the Anacostia River) a regulation size gymnasium, computer lab, art gallery, state-of-the-art music and dance studios.
Will you contribute to help each charity fulfill their missions? Just click on the donate button! For more information about THEARC please go to our website http://www.thearcdc.org/ or you may call 1-202-4-THEARC (1-202-484-3272).
Selected for the 2008-2009 Catalogue for Philanthropy
“One of the best small charities in the greater Washington region”
is the theme for this year’s community arts festival being held this Saturday November 1st from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at THEARC. Come One ! Come All! It’s fun and FREE!
The festival will offer a variety of activities illustrating the power of learning and language as a form of art.
The Instrument Petting Zoo, a big hit last year, will be held from 10:00 am to noon.
Storytelling by Adrej Rosman Roza and Lila Prap, courtesy of Kids Euro Festival 2008 will feature the story of Oscar Detective and Why Crocodiles Cry from 10:00 am until 10:45 am and 11:00-11:45 am.
The Goat with Three Kids a puppet show by the Tandarica Puppet Theatre from Romania
Courtesy of Kids Euro Festival 2008 will be shown from 10:00 am to 11:00 am.
Plus much much more!
WHY IS THEARC NEEDED?
Shockingly, the U.S. Census Bureau 2005 American Community Survey shows that our nation’s capital has the highest rate of childhood poverty of any jurisdiction in the United States. Three out of ten children in Washington, DC live at or below the poverty line—.
WHAT IS THEARC?
Ten non profit partners at THEARC have come together under one roof to help children.
Since its opening in 2005, Town Hall Education, Arts and Recreation Campus-THEARC- has become a national prototype combining social, cultural and health services. It is a $27 million 110,000 square foot center on 16.5 acres of land in Southeast Washington, DC. THEARC provides a daily safe haven for the children it serves, with a wide range of arts, educational, recreational, health programs and services. In addition there is a 365-seat theatre (the only theatre east of the Anacostia River) a regulation size gymnasium, computer lab, art gallery, state-of-the-art music and dance studios.
Will you contribute to help each charity fulfill their missions? Just click on the donate button! For more information about THEARC please go to our website http://www.thearcdc.org/ or you may call 1-202-4-THEARC (1-202-484-3272).
Selected for the 2008-2009 Catalogue for Philanthropy
“One of the best small charities in the greater Washington region”
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