The Beat Goes On! Montpelier's New Year's Eve Celebration

When

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Where

Lost Nation Theater 39 Main Street, City Hall, Montpelier, VT 05602 Visit Website | 802-229-0492 | info@lostnationtheater.org

Who

All Ages, Kinder, Kids, Tweens, Teens

Details

Cost: Donations strongly encouraged. Registration for drumming sessions required. Parking: Yes

A festive celebration of drumming, dancing, music, and theater that's fun for the whole family features artists that have made this community their home for many decades.

Early Afternoon Activities:

12:30pm - Drumming workshop (especially for youth - 30 minutes) in the LNT Lobby
1:30pm - Drumming workshop (especially for youth - 30 minutes) in the LNT Lobby

You must register for these workshops. space is limited. Drop-ins are welcome, but will likely only be able watch/listen not participate.
(Registration HERE)

The Main Event:

Celebrate with a special performance by Shidaa Projects and Lost Nation Theater at 4pm in the theater.

For this special performance, Shidaa Dance and Drum Troupe will introduce its special guest dancer and choreographer, Samuel Maama Marquaye from Ghana, supported by our own Artistic Director Jordan Mensah with other drum and dance enthusiasts from the community celebrating New Year’s Eve through dance drumming. Lost Nation Theater artists include Kathleen Keenan, Taryn Noelle, Susan Reid, and Kim Bent among others.

Be prepared for uplifting rhythms and good energy this New Year’s Eve!

Concert Celebration: suggested donation of $15. (Get "Tickets" HERE)

Reviews

1 review

July 20, 2009
"My daughter participated in the Youth Theater Lab this summer July 2009 and loved it! Her lab was a circus theme and the instructors were energetic, dramatic, and very fun. The children gave a performance at the end of the session that involved every child and was a creative expression of what they had been learning all week. I would highly recommend this camp to a family who is looking for a handson drama camp for school age children. According to my 8 year old daughter, I liked the theme of the circus and it was really fun to do. The teachers were nice to us and I learned how to act without using words."
- Patcher