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Friday, August 21, 2020 Friday, August 21, 2020 2 2 Tribune/Sentinel Tribune/Sentinel Dance Shoes and Dance Attire by Capezio Call for an Appointment 205-8942 happyfeetdancesupplies.com Go to website for more prices www.harbridgedancesupplies.com All Sales Final CLOSE OUT SALE Bloch, So/Danca, Leo’s and Capezio Dancewear 118 87 th 60% DISCOUNT TO 75% By Appointment Only - Tap: Kids Tap $8 to $11 Blk, Car Mary Jane $14, $15 Blk, Car Lace Up $25 Kids $20 Slip On $25 Ballet: Full Sole Ch & Ad $6 Pink & Blk Canvas $6 Pointe $20 to $30 Elastoplit $8 to $10 Jazz: Canvas $8 Car Slip on $12, $14 Blk Lace Up $8 to $10 Blk, Car Blk Car, Pedinis Buckles $15 Stretch $15 Character $8, $15 Tight: Kids $2 to $5 Adult $4 to $5.50 Leotards, Tank Ad $8 to $11 Kids $6 to $8 Shorts $4 to $5 Bra Tops $3 Skirts $4 to $7 Ad Pants $8 Harbridge Niagara Dance Supplies Batons $10 Dirty Windows? WINDOWS - GUTTERS - HOUSEWASHING 773-7580 www.kleenwindows.com CALL TODAY FOR SUMMER SPECIALS! 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Daily hours of operation 10a.m. to 4p.m. to allow for extra cleaning before and after hours CAPACITY WILL BE CAPPED AT 25% IN INDOOR SPACES Visitors please note the following: We are committed to keeping you healthy and safe, but we cannot guarantee you will not be exposed to COVID-19. We rely on you to protect yourself by washing your hands often and avoid touching your face, maintain your distance from others, and avoid touching surfaces. Old Fort Niagara’s complete safety plan is detailed at www.oldfortniagara.org/visitor-information. 2020 Marble Orchard Ghost Walks canceled In the photo: The Marble Orchard Players. Front row, from left: Nina Starkweather, Douglas (Doug) Graves, Frozen Charlotte and Mary Agnes Tryon; middle row, from left: Catherine Hustler, Sally Barton Tryon, Witch Hazel and Mrs. Rev. David Smith; and top row, from left: “The Hangin’ Judge” Sherborne Piper, Capt. James Van Cleeve and Josiah Tryon. After much consideration, Lew- iston Council on the Arts (LCA) regretfully announces the cancel- lation of this year’s Marble Or- chard Ghost Walks. A press release said, “We will miss welcoming thrill seekers from across WNY and seeing Lewiston filled with hundreds of visitors enjoying ‘theater in the streets’ on Saturday nights in September and October. We tried our best to figure out what a ghost walk would look like during a pandemic, and decided it best to be safe. “From the safety of our homes, we will concoct magic potions and herbs to ward away any evil spir- its that may be lurking, enjoy hor- ror films, pay homage to the full moon on Halloween, and think about all the fun we are missing. “And so … the 2020 season of the Marble Orchard Ghost Walks, in theatrical terms, will be dark. The walks have been a ma- jor fundraiser for LCA and dona- tions from generous spirits will be gratefully accepted. “In the meantime, Marble Or- chard Players will be ‘digging up’ new characters and stories to share in 2021. We are already ‘ghost writing’ for next season! Hope to see you next year!” Families flock to Artpark for Fairy House Festival Just like the first Fairy House Festival a decade prior, the 10th annual event was filled with art, costumes, music and more than a little improv. Artpark & Company welcomed families to Lewiston – in timed increments adhering to state safety guidelines – for a celebration of nature. Majestic winged creatures led visitors on a tour of local artist and community-created fairy houses deep within the Artpark woods, where they were greeted by colorful and intricately adorned fairy performers. Trails of fairy houses lined the pathways. This year’s event featured roaming musicians with new costume creations by Uta Bekaia, a Georgian-born multi- media artist currently residing and working in New York and Tbilisi. Inspired by ancient mythology, fairy tales, Italian baroque and Georgian dada, Bekaia – with his exuberant, sculptural costumes – reinvents and restages long-lost, never-before-documented rituals. Fairy House Festival artists includ- ed Miggie Wong, Jeremy Grzybows- ki, Rachel Grzybowski, Robin Gabri- ella Damiano, Catie and Alexandria Dillemuth, George White and Mar- leen Stamp, WJ Hurley, Charity Huff, Tammy ODierno, Alexandra Lee, Casey Mark Shultz, Meredith and Samantha Phelps, Rylee Luczak, Can- dace and Leela Masters, Ani Hoover, Shasti O’Leary Soudant, Jesse Walp, Bethany Krull, Suzie Molnar Goad, Juniper Moon, Hilary McAndrew, Leeane Catanzaro-Banes and Leah Banes, Stephanie Kowalski, Megan Tenney and Andrew Palinski, with “Color Constellation” by Virginia Melnyk Designs. Guests were encouraged to join the celebration and come dressed up as a fairy or other favorite mystical character. Find more photos online at www. wnypapers.com.
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Friday, August 21, 2020Friday, August 21, 202022 Tribune/SentinelTribune/Sentinel
Dance Shoes and Dance Attire by Capezio
Call for an Appointment
205-8942 happyfeetdancesupplies.com
Go to website for more priceswww.harbridgedancesupplies.com
All Sales Final
CLOSE OUT SALE
Bloch, So/Danca, Leo’s and Capezio Dancewear118 87th
60% DISCOUNT TO 75% By Appointment Only -
Tap:Kids Tap $8 to $11 Blk, CarMary Jane $14, $15 Blk, CarLace Up $25 Kids $20Slip On $25
Ballet:Full Sole Ch & Ad $6 Pink & BlkCanvas $6Pointe $20 to $30Elastoplit $8 to $10
Jazz:Canvas $8 Car Slip on $12, $14 BlkLace Up $8 to $10 Blk, CarBlk Car, Pedinis Buckles $15 Stretch $15Character $8, $15
Tight:Kids $2 to $5 Adult $4 to $5.50Leotards, Tank Ad $8 to $11 Kids $6 to $8Shorts $4 to $5 Bra Tops $3 Skirts $4 to $7Ad Pants $8
Harbridge NiagaraDance Supplies
Batons $10
Dirty Windows?WINDOWS - GUTTERS - HOUSEWASHING
773-7580 www.kleenwindows.com
CALL TODAY FOR SUMMER
SPECIALS!
HOURS: MONDAY & SATURDAY 9AM TO 3:30PM / TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 10AM TO 6PM
Bring In Your Wine Bottles too!(6¢ each up to 20 per visit!)
Bring in Those Cans & Bottles & Receive an Extra
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HOMEGROWN FRESH
www.oldfortniagara.org745-7611
WE ARE OPEN!Daily hours of operation 10a.m. to 4p.m. to allow for extra cleaning before and after hours
CAPACITY WILL BE CAPPED AT 25% IN INDOOR SPACES
Visitors please note the following: We are committed to keeping you healthy and safe, but we cannot guarantee you will not be exposed to COVID-19. We rely on you to protect yourself by washing your hands often and avoid touching your face, maintain your distance from others, and avoid touching surfaces.Old Fort Niagara’s complete safety plan is detailed at
www.oldfortniagara.org/visitor-information.
2020 Marble Orchard Ghost Walks canceled
In the photo: The Marble Orchard Players. Front row, from left: Nina Starkweather, Douglas (Doug) Graves, Frozen Charlotte and Mary Agnes Tryon; middle row, from left: Catherine Hustler, Sally Barton Tryon, Witch Hazel and Mrs. Rev. David Smith; and top row, from left: “The Hangin’ Judge” Sherborne Piper, Capt. James Van Cleeve and Josiah Tryon.
After much consideration, Lew-iston Council on the Arts (LCA) regretfully announces the cancel-lation of this year’s Marble Or-chard Ghost Walks.
A press release said, “We will miss welcoming thrill seekers from across WNY and seeing Lewiston fi lled with hundreds of visitors enjoying ‘theater in the streets’ on Saturday nights in September and October. We tried our best to fi gure out what a ghost walk would look like during a pandemic, and decided it best to be safe.
“From the safety of our homes, we will concoct magic potions and
herbs to ward away any evil spir-its that may be lurking, enjoy hor-ror fi lms, pay homage to the full moon on Halloween, and think about all the fun we are missing.
“And so … the 2020 season of the Marble Orchard Ghost Walks, in theatrical terms, will be dark. The walks have been a ma-jor fundraiser for LCA and dona-tions from generous spirits will be gratefully accepted.
“In the meantime, Marble Or-chard Players will be ‘digging up’ new characters and stories to share in 2021. We are already ‘ghost writing’ for next season! Hope to see you next year!”
Families fl ock to Artpark for Fairy House Festival
Just like the fi rst Fairy House Festival a decade prior, the 10th annual event was fi lled with art, costumes, music and more than a little improv.
Artpark & Company welcomed families to Lewiston – in timed increments adhering to state safety guidelines – for a celebration of nature. Majestic winged creatures led visitors on a tour of local artist and community-created fairy houses deep within the Artpark woods, where they were greeted by colorful and intricately adorned fairy performers. Trails of fairy houses lined the pathways.
This year’s event featured roaming musicians with new costume creations by Uta Bekaia, a Georgian-born multi-media artist currently residing and working in New York and Tbilisi. Inspired by ancient mythology, fairy tales, Italian baroque and Georgian dada, Bekaia – with his exuberant, sculptural costumes – reinvents and restages long-lost, never-before-documented rituals.
Fairy House Festival artists includ-ed Miggie Wong, Jeremy Grzybows-ki, Rachel Grzybowski, Robin Gabri-ella Damiano, Catie and Alexandria Dillemuth, George White and Mar-leen Stamp, WJ Hurley, Charity Huff, Tammy ODierno, Alexandra Lee, Casey Mark Shultz, Meredith and Samantha Phelps, Rylee Luczak, Can-dace and Leela Masters, Ani Hoover, Shasti O’Leary Soudant, Jesse Walp, Bethany Krull, Suzie Molnar Goad, Juniper Moon, Hilary McAndrew, Leeane Catanzaro-Banes and Leah Banes, Stephanie Kowalski, Megan Tenney and Andrew Palinski, with “Color Constellation” by Virginia Melnyk Designs.
Guests were encouraged to join the celebration and come dressed up as a fairy or other favorite mystical character.
Find more photos online at www.wnypapers.com.
