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Arts Connection for March 30-31, 2007 Experience L.I.F.E. - Love is for Everyone - it's an art show at OMA; also Paula Huntley, author of The Hemingway Book Club of Kosovo, Florida writers in the crime/mystery genre, and Maya Angelou reads the poem that inspired her first memoir.
L.I.F.E. - Love is for Everyone - is a grassroots movement started by Bill Hyers, Mark Goldthwaite and Julia West. The idea is to love and accept others and have a more positive impact in life. There's even a song written by Danny Morgan and recording artist Livingston Taylor. L.I.F.E. has inspired 25 local artists to design doors that will be on display at the next 1st Thursday event at Orlando Museum of Art. It's from 6-9pm on April 5; 407-896-4231.
Next Tuesday at 2:30, the Visions and Voices series at Valencia Community College presents Paula Huntley, author of The Hemingway Book Club of Kosovo. Paula talks to The Arts Connection's Irene Zabytko about her book, based on her experience of teaching english in the war torn country in 2000. Paula Huntley will apear at VCC's East Campus Performing Arts Center, Tuesday, April 4 at 2:30 - there's a Reception at 1:30. Florida is a great place for mystery - Bill Dudley reports on the growing number of Florida writers in the crime/mystery genre, including N. M. Kelby, Lee Irby, Lisa Unger, and Tim Dorsey.
THIS WEEK - The 2nd Stage at Rollins College presents an original play by Rollins College senior theatre major, Sarah Kate Moore - it's called Grace; performances are Friday at 8, Saturday at 2 & 8 and Sunday at 2 at the Fred Stone Theatre; 407-646-2145 And, The Pioneer Saxophone Quartet will perform as part of the Central Florida Sax Festival - it's at the Music Rehearsal Hall, Saturday at 5pm.
Click Here to read about Angelou's keynote address.
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