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CATEGORIES:Family Fun
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts
LOCATION:Nancy Smith Fichter Dance Theatre, 202, Katherine W. Montgomery Hall, 130 C
ollegiate Loop, Tallahassee, FL 32306
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of the
Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse v
oices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Januar
y and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate th
e innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mod
es of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many are
as of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students en
gaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain Q
uinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humanitie
s. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sha
ring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all while
enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Severa
l events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with th
e Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orches
tra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and ev
ents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All event
s are free and open to the public.
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts: Magnetic Dances (RESCHEDULED)
LOCATION:Nancy Smith Fichter Dance Theatre, 202, Katherine W. Montgomery Hall, 130 C
ollegiate Loop, Tallahassee, FL 32306
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:This event was rescheduled from January 24th to February 7th due to weather
.Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of th
e Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse
voices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Janua
ry and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate t
he innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mo
des of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many ar
eas of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students e
ngaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain
Quinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humaniti
es. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sh
aring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all whil
e enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Sever
al events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with t
he Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orche
stra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and e
vents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All even
ts are free and open to the public.
Friday, January 24th:A special nig
ht of first performances created from a unique collaboration involving Danc
e, English, and Music students and faculty in celebration of the MagLab’s 3
0th Anniversary.
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts: The Wizard of Oz Discussion and Film
LOCATION:The Globe, 110 S Woodward Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32304; Askew Student Life Ce
nter, 942 Learning Way, Tallahassee, FL 32304
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of the
Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse v
oices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Januar
y and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate th
e innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mod
es of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many are
as of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students en
gaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain Q
uinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humanitie
s. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sha
ring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all while
enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Severa
l events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with th
e Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orches
tra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and ev
ents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All event
s are free and open to the public.
Sunday, January 26th:Join us for a
pre-screening discussion with faculty about the history of the film at The
Globe, followed by a sing-along for all ages of the classic 1939 musical at
Askew Student Life Center at 4:00 PM.
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts: Sing with the Symphony
LOCATION:Ruby Diamond Concert Hall, 222 S Copeland St, Tallahassee, FL 32304
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of the
Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse v
oices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Januar
y and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate th
e innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mod
es of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many are
as of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students en
gaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain Q
uinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humanitie
s. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sha
ring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all while
enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Severa
l events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with th
e Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orches
tra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and ev
ents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All event
s are free and open to the public.
Saturday, February 1st:Our annual p
erformance featuring a new work for audience and orchestra for all ages to
join in! The year the theme is Math and student composer, Justine de Saint
Mars has written a new piece, The Mathematician’s Patterns, based on a text
of the English mathematician, G. H. Hardy. The program also includes selec
tions from Gerald Finzi’s Clarinet Concerto, and William Dawson’s Negro Fol
k Symphony.
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts: FSU Math Fun Day
LOCATION:Love Building, 1017 Academic Way, Tallahassee, FL 32304
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of the
Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse v
oices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Januar
y and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate th
e innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mod
es of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many are
as of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students en
gaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain Q
uinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humanitie
s. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sha
ring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all while
enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Severa
l events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with th
e Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orches
tra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and ev
ents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All event
s are free and open to the public.
Saturday, February 1st:The Math Dep
artment is hosting FSU Math Fun Day, a math festival for the general public
of all ages. Enjoy hands-on math activities and demonstrations. Great for
K-12 kids!
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts: Shakespeare and the Stars
LOCATION:Challenger Learning Center, 200 S Duval Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of the
Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse v
oices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Januar
y and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate th
e innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mod
es of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many are
as of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students en
gaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain Q
uinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humanitie
s. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sha
ring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all while
enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Severa
l events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with th
e Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orches
tra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and ev
ents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All event
s are free and open to the public.
Saturday, February 8th:Come and lea
rn about Shakespeare and the planets, space, and robotics while creating pi
eces of art, learning a new musical piece, and learning about Shakespeare a
nd the stars! These sessions spark curiosity through engaging, interactive
activities. They are led by faculty from English, Art Education, Music Educ
ation, and staff from the Challenger Center. Great for K-12 kids!
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Free
SUMMARY:Festival of the Creative Arts: Storytime Under the Stars
LOCATION:Challenger Learning Center, 200 S Duval Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the Festival of the
Creative Arts, a campuswide collaborative event highlighting the diverse v
oices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students throughout Januar
y and February.
Departments from across campus will celebrate th
e innovation and creative excellence that result from combining various mod
es of expression and subjects.
“The festival highlights many are
as of interdisciplinary research across campus with faculty and students en
gaged in performances, symposia and talks,” said Professor of Organ, Iain Q
uinn, festival director and FSU’s Research Fellow in the arts and humanitie
s. “Research is the core of our scholarly work, and we look forward to sha
ring new discoveries, multiple premieres and superb performances, all while
enjoying great conversations with the larger community.”
Severa
l events are offered for K-12 students, including the popular “Sing with th
e Symphony” concert, in which the audience sings a new piece with an orches
tra; FSU Math Fun Day; a sing-along screening of “The Wizard of Oz;” and ev
ents at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee.
All event
s are free and open to the public.
Sunday, February 9th:Be prepared fo
r a magical experience designed for young children and their families. Join
us in the Fogg Planetarium for an enchanting evening of nostalgia and wond
er where you can enjoy classic stories under a celestial canopy of twinklin
g stars.
X-EXTRAINFO:For the full schedule, please visit our website.
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