After exchanging romantic correspondence with the mysterious Mr. Branwell, a naive young governess travels to a remote manor on the bleak Yorkshire moors. But rather than finding a family in need of her services, the only residents seem to be two eccentric sisters, a forlorn philosophical dog, and a very odd maid. There is definitely […]
After exchanging romantic correspondence with the mysterious Mr. Branwell, a naive young governess travels to a remote manor on the bleak Yorkshire moors. But rather than finding a family in need of her services, the only residents seem to be two eccentric sisters, a forlorn philosophical dog, and a very odd maid. There is definitely […]
Save the Date for our Annual Members Meeting on November 1, held at the Creamery Arts Center. We look forward to your presence as we come together to celebrate our community and plan for the year ahead.
EXHIBITION DATES November 1-21, 2024 Sponsored by the Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts, the Springfield Regional Arts Council’s "Annual Members’ Show" is an exhibit dedicated to highlighting the talent of SRAC Artist Members. The show will open for the public reception during November's First Friday Art Walk on November 1 from 5:00 […]
Join Springfield Ballet instructor and former professional dancer Joshua Velazquez for a free fun-filled dance workshop just for the boys! Young men ages 7-12 will experience dance movement and conditioning exercises that improve balance, coordination, agility and strength. The connection between increased athleticism and dance movement will be explored. No dance experience is necessary, but […]
Greenwood Laborartory School at MSU 1124 E. Harrison, Springfield MO in the back of building on Bear Blvd. Color Guard: Kiowa Women Warriors, Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma Head Man: Brian “Nomad” Whitaker Head Lady: Angel Talawyma Peer Drum: Kevin Leroy, Drowning Creek Head Gourd Dancer: Gregory Cole MC: Neil Lawhead Arena Director: Raymond Sharp AICS […]
Our annual Fall Dance Concert is a program of original pieces conceived, choreographed and performed by our students. Diverse aesthetic visions come to life with music, lighting, multimedia and costumes also designed by students. Experience Dance as a medium of ideas and emotions that connect us all! Photo credit: Arden Dickson Nov. 6-9, 7:30 p.m. […]
Unlocking High Performance: The Role of Trust & Psychological Safety Date: November 7, 3-5pm @ The Creamery Arts Center Presenter: Paige Oxendine, Habitat Communication & Culture Great teams are hard to build and even harder to maintain. And those challenges become even more difficult in a nonprofit setting, where staff leaders must cultivate a strong […]
Our annual Fall Dance Concert is a program of original pieces conceived, choreographed and performed by our students. Diverse aesthetic visions come to life with music, lighting, multimedia and costumes also designed by students. Experience Dance as a medium of ideas and emotions that connect us all! Photo credit: Arden Dickson Nov. 6-9, 7:30 p.m. […]
Our annual Fall Dance Concert is a program of original pieces conceived, choreographed and performed by our students. Diverse aesthetic visions come to life with music, lighting, multimedia and costumes also designed by students. Experience Dance as a medium of ideas and emotions that connect us all! Photo credit: Arden Dickson Nov. 6-9, 7:30 p.m. […]
Our annual Fall Dance Concert is a program of original pieces conceived, choreographed and performed by our students. Diverse aesthetic visions come to life with music, lighting, multimedia and costumes also designed by students. Experience Dance as a medium of ideas and emotions that connect us all! Photo credit: Arden Dickson Nov. 6-9, 7:30 p.m. […]
Our annual Fall Dance Concert is a program of original pieces conceived, choreographed and performed by our students. Diverse aesthetic visions come to life with music, lighting, multimedia and costumes also designed by students. Experience Dance as a medium of ideas and emotions that connect us all! Photo credit: Arden Dickson Nov. 6-9, 7:30 p.m. […]
