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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. Folks with the Fine Arts Fiesta in Wilkes-Barre say tents that went up on Public Square this week are a sight for sore eyes. Oh, my, my, I just was filled with excitement, happiness. I just can t wait for the weekend to come and welcome the Fine Arts Fiesta back to the square, said Anne Rodella, a Fine Arts Fiesta board member.
The fiesta was canceled last year because of the pandemic and is coming back this year on a smaller scale.
The virtual show is available to homeschoolers, pre school-age children and older children through their school curriculum.
Teachers and parents can visit kirbycenter.org for more information. Questions and access to the stream can be directed to marketing@kirbycenter.org.
âWe canât wait to open our doors again, but in the meantime, finding a way to offer a full Young Peopleâs Theater Series virtually and free, available for in-school or at-home learning, helps connect the F.M. Kirby Center to our supportive community and our mission,â Artistic Director Anne Rodella said. âWe look forward to presenting more virtual school shows in the new year.â
F.M. Kirby Center presents first virtual ‘Young People’s Theater’ show
Santa’s Enchanted Workshop stream is available now
Special to the Pocono Record
The F.M. Kirby Center is happy to announce the first show in this season’s all virtual ‘Young People’s Theater Series,’ Santa’s Enchanted Workshop. The stream is available to homeschoolers, pre school-age children and older children through their school curriculum.
Teachers and parents can visit kirbycenter.org for more information. Questions and access to the stream can be directed to marketing@kirbycenter.org.
“We can t wait to open our doors again, but in the meantime, finding a way to offer a full Young People s Theater Series virtually and free, available for in-school or at-home learning, helps connect the F.M. Kirby Center to our supportive community and our mission,” said Artistic Director Anne Rodella. “We look forward to presenting more virtual school shows in the new year.”