The stunning main branch of the San Francisco Public Library (100 Larkin St. at Grove) is not only a joy to behold but also a hub of activity for adults, children, and families. The rich resource of reading and research materials, story circles, science exhibits, and special events already available is impressive.
In addition to this rich mix, San Francisco Ballet offers unique movement workshops based on classical ballet technique. These classes are specifically designed for adults to experience the joy of movement along with their children (ages 6-13). Movements are inspired by a ballet within San Francisco Ballet's current repertory. Movement Workshops are complimented by interactive discussions, slide and/or video presentations followed by a question-and-answer period.
In addition to this rich mix, San Francisco Ballet offers unique movement workshops based on classical ballet technique. These classes are specifically designed for adults to experience the joy of movement along with their children (ages 6-13). Movements are inspired by a ballet within San Francisco Ballet's current repertory. Movement Workshops are complimented by interactive discussions, slide and/or video presentations followed by a question-and-answer period.
Children and Youth Services of the San Francisco Public Library in association with The San Francisco Ballet Center for Dance Education present:
A Celebration of Dance and Nutcracker
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Hosted by former San Francisco Ballet dancer Ikolo Griffin
Featuring movement workshops and an interactive presentation for parents and their children at the Fisher Children’s Center Main Library, 2nd Floor
Group I 10:30-11am Presentation
11:15am-12pm Workshop
Group II 12:15-12:45pm Presentation
1-1:45pm Workshop
Adults and children ages 6-13 who participate in a movement workshop and attend the presentation will be eligible to receive one free ticket to San Francisco Ballet’s Nutcracker at the War Memorial Opera House. Limit of 4 tickets per family. Space is limited. Please pre-register by calling 415.557.4554.