Runaway Moon Theatre invites you to join...
"In the Shade" Arts Camp
Monday July 16 to Friday July 20, from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM
in the Neighbourhoods of Learning room at M.V. Beattie School in Enderby
Suitable for ages 8-13. Camp cost is $80 for the week, 1/2 price for 2nd child (or more) from same family. If affordability is an issue, Runaway Moon, with the support of the Enderby Lions Club in the past, is more than happy to offer a "Pay What You Can" subsidized fee, as we want to make sure that everyone can join the fun.
For anyone who likes making things, creating stories, playing music, performing. Activities encourage curiosity and creativity.
This year we’ll be exploring some of the amazing things that take place inside all of our bodies – all of the time!
What happens when you chew on an apple? What happens to the apple after you swallow it? How does food become us? Questions will be answered as we make t-shirt prints, invent songs, and create life-size games for our friends and families to play.
Some of our ideas were tried in “Listen to Your Gut” – a project that took place in Grindrod School this year that was so much fun we wanted to do it again! If you were part of it, you’ll learn even more at “In the Shade”.
Runaway Moon is dedicated to nurturing the artist in everyone, through community art projects. Welcome Mary Anne Domarchuk, who is a Public Health Nurse in Enderby in her spare time, artist Deb Humphries whose favourite thing is colour, and poet/author Lorna Tureski who plays with words!
To register or for more information, contact info@runawaymoon.org or call 250-838-9427.
"In the Shade" Arts Camp
Monday July 16 to Friday July 20, from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM
in the Neighbourhoods of Learning room at M.V. Beattie School in Enderby
Suitable for ages 8-13. Camp cost is $80 for the week, 1/2 price for 2nd child (or more) from same family. If affordability is an issue, Runaway Moon, with the support of the Enderby Lions Club in the past, is more than happy to offer a "Pay What You Can" subsidized fee, as we want to make sure that everyone can join the fun.
For anyone who likes making things, creating stories, playing music, performing. Activities encourage curiosity and creativity.
This year we’ll be exploring some of the amazing things that take place inside all of our bodies – all of the time!
What happens when you chew on an apple? What happens to the apple after you swallow it? How does food become us? Questions will be answered as we make t-shirt prints, invent songs, and create life-size games for our friends and families to play.
Some of our ideas were tried in “Listen to Your Gut” – a project that took place in Grindrod School this year that was so much fun we wanted to do it again! If you were part of it, you’ll learn even more at “In the Shade”.
Runaway Moon is dedicated to nurturing the artist in everyone, through community art projects. Welcome Mary Anne Domarchuk, who is a Public Health Nurse in Enderby in her spare time, artist Deb Humphries whose favourite thing is colour, and poet/author Lorna Tureski who plays with words!
To register or for more information, contact info@runawaymoon.org or call 250-838-9427.
Get involved in the Bird Migration Parade in Vancouver August 18-20th...
Join the Flock - Be Part of the Bird Migration Parade
Sunday rehearsals until August 12th in Salmon Arm
4 pm Bird Movement
5 pm Stilt Walking
We are making plans to represent our region in a huge Bird Migration Parade in Vancouver this August (Aug 18-20th) - which Runaway Moon is co-producing, in conjunction with the International Ornithological Congress (see birdsonparade.com).
It's not too late to join in. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fly like a bird? Well, now is your chance. Runaway Moon and SABNES (Salmon Arm Bay Nature Enhancement Society - sabnes.org) are encouraging adults, youth and children accompanied by an adult to find out what may be like to be a bird. The first step is to learn to walk on stilts (not nearly as hard as it looks.) We also welcome ground birds (i.e. not on stilts!); and, look out for an opportunity to become a kayaking waterfowl! Then, choose a local bird to embody - learn their habits, movements, and voice. Then, wear a mask and wings (which you can help make).
This Bird Stilt Chorus grows out of past projects in Enderby and in Vernon with the Allan Brooks Nature Centre. In Salmon Arm, we would like to focus on Songbirds!
Join us Sundays at 4 pm (Bird Movement) and 5 pm (Stilt Walking), by the Brighouse Nature Centre SABNES building near the wharf in Salmon Arm. If you're interested in taking part, please contact us at info@runawaymoon.org, or talk to Aidan Sparks.
Join the Flock - Be Part of the Bird Migration Parade
Sunday rehearsals until August 12th in Salmon Arm
4 pm Bird Movement
5 pm Stilt Walking
We are making plans to represent our region in a huge Bird Migration Parade in Vancouver this August (Aug 18-20th) - which Runaway Moon is co-producing, in conjunction with the International Ornithological Congress (see birdsonparade.com).
It's not too late to join in. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fly like a bird? Well, now is your chance. Runaway Moon and SABNES (Salmon Arm Bay Nature Enhancement Society - sabnes.org) are encouraging adults, youth and children accompanied by an adult to find out what may be like to be a bird. The first step is to learn to walk on stilts (not nearly as hard as it looks.) We also welcome ground birds (i.e. not on stilts!); and, look out for an opportunity to become a kayaking waterfowl! Then, choose a local bird to embody - learn their habits, movements, and voice. Then, wear a mask and wings (which you can help make).
This Bird Stilt Chorus grows out of past projects in Enderby and in Vernon with the Allan Brooks Nature Centre. In Salmon Arm, we would like to focus on Songbirds!
Join us Sundays at 4 pm (Bird Movement) and 5 pm (Stilt Walking), by the Brighouse Nature Centre SABNES building near the wharf in Salmon Arm. If you're interested in taking part, please contact us at info@runawaymoon.org, or talk to Aidan Sparks.
Find out more and help us promote our events & shows at
facebook.com/runawaymoon.org
twitter.com/runawaymoonbc
instagram.com/runawaymoonbc
Runaway Moon is generously supported by: the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of British Columbia, the British Columbia Arts Council and the Hamber Foundation.
facebook.com/runawaymoon.org
twitter.com/runawaymoonbc
instagram.com/runawaymoonbc
Runaway Moon is generously supported by: the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of British Columbia, the British Columbia Arts Council and the Hamber Foundation.
Last fall, Runaway Moon remounted our puppet play with professional actors called "21 Ways To Make The World Last Longer". Here are some photos from that show...
Photos by D. Craig
Photo by Cathy Stubington
Runaway Moon Theatre Society - Find out more
Latest info about this show and future projects on Facebook ( facebook.com/runawaymoon.org ) and join our email E-News list below (we promise not to send more than 12 emails a year).
We thank you for your continued support!
We thank you for your continued support!
