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No matter what happens in our political lives, we will always need music, poetry, stories, and theatre to help us make sense of our world. If you’ve never been to a TdR Virtual Salon, you’re in for a treat! We send out a signature cocktail/mocktail recipe for each Salon, plus a Spotify playlist to put you in the mood. It’s more than a play reading – it’s a party!
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* Trio Vishten's Emmanuelle LeBlanc will talk about the French Canadian music from Prince Edward Island that she and her sister Pastelle grew up hearing and playing.
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This Salon will also feature works by Creole poets of color who wrote in French in
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pre-Civil War Louisiana: Armand Lanusse, Pierre Dalcour, and Victor Séjour, three brilliant writers who captured the beauty and pathos of their era in romantic French verse and short stories. Actor/videographer Maxton Jones has turned those writings into video. Above, he works his magic on a scene from Sejour’s Le Mulâtre (The Mulatto).
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And the Salon will close with a set of some of our favorite songs
~ Cajun ~ Creole ~ Zydeco ~
Come ready to two-step, waltz, and sing along!
Allons danser!!
Click for Tickets HERE
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Every year, the Global Village Project WELCOME WALK is a chance for our community - including students, families, volunteers, donors, partners, and friends - to come together and extend our welcome to refugees and immigrants everywhere.
This year, we invite you to join us for a unique virtual experience to show your commitment to building welcoming community. Our 8th annual Welcome Walk will take place during the week of November 22nd - 28th, 2020!
Click HERE to see more about how you can Walk, Run, Bike, Swim, Dance... Donate... to support the Global Village School!
Join my Team!!
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