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CONCERTS REGISTER ONLINE: classweb.townofcary.org 13 PART ONE Aesop's Fables (ages 3-10 w/ caregiver) Saturday, March 12 | noon-1 p.m. Cary Arts Center Get ready to laugh and learn! Enjoy a tale or two from this famous Book of Fables that illustrate a moral or teach a lesson and appeal to children of all ages. Storytime with Dorothy and Toto too (ages 3-10 w/ caregiver) Saturday, April 16 | noon-1 p.m. Cary Arts Center Journey to Oz this April and visit with Dorothy AND Toto too! Dorothy will delight your little ones with stories in a magical setting. Bring a picnic blanket! Tickets are $3/person. Purchase tickets in advance. Call (919) 462-2055 to learn how to get your tickets today! Pack a lunch and enjoy storytime in conjunction with our Family Series performances! Family Storytime Craft a lovable Tortoise and Bunny that will win everyone's heart! Bring them with you when you and your family come to see The Tortoise & the Hare…the Musical. Take a class on March 12 or 18. No need to be afraid—you can carry your darling "little doggie in a basket" to cheer you along as you trek through the Land of Oz! Be sure to bring your special craft to the show! Take a class on April 16 or 22. More information about our Crafty Class Connections can be found in the Arts section of the brochure. Class Bonus: Each child that registers for a Crafty Class will receive premiere seating. For those who attend the Tortoises and Bunnies class, you can see the show for a reduced ticket price of $5. Participate in one of the pre-show Parent & Child Arts and Crafts classes this spring: Crafty Class Connections Cary Arts Center Bonus Performances The Cary Arts Center is packing in more entertainment this winter. Come explore the voice and contemporary dance with us! For more information, call (919) 462-2055. World Voice Day Tuesday, March 29 | 7-10 p.m. World Voice Day is a day of celebration of the human voice. Performers, teachers, and preachers need healthy voices to do their jobs, but we all need our voices to connect us to the world. Join the vocal health experts of Duke Voice Care Center to learn about how the voice works, how to keep your voice healthy and strong, and how to treat voice problems. This year's celebration will feature educational learning sessions, demonstrations, games, prizes, and a vocal health fair. Special guest Scotty McCreery will receive the 2016 Patrick D. Kenan Award for Vocal Health and Wellness and will share his secrets for keeping his voice healthy. SHADE Friday & Saturday, January 8 & 9 | 7 p.m. Sunday, January 10 | 3 p.m. This BLACK IRISH performance of SHADE will explore friendships, strangers, lovers, exes, and those we can't see or touch as the dancers and audience are immersed in a world of color, vibration, smell, sound, and feeling. If one could smell color, hear color, feel color, and see vibrations in color beyond just seeing the obvious (its 'shade'), what would that experience be like? This neurological phenomenon is known as synesthesia. The music will seem vaguely familiar but refreshingly abstract as each composed musical aspect is a deconstructed and reformatted pop, jazz, hip hop, or country tune representing a 'shade' of color. For more information, visit www.iamblackirish.com. * Check out the Cary Arts Center's Instructor's Art Exhibition, Synesthesia, presented in conjunction with SHADE. More information on this exhibition can be found in the Gallery section of this guide.