Stages, Sights & Sounds
In 2009 the Children's Humanities Festival was renamed to Stages, Sights & Sounds to better reflect the full breadth of the spring festival. Stages, Sights & Sounds is now in its third year. The spring festival’s emphasis on performance provides contrast to the fall festival’s adult-centered programming, which includes more lectures and discussions in exploration of a central theme that changes each year.
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