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Performing Arts

<p>”Alexis Bois-Fleury had one wish.<br /> Well… maybe not just one. […]<br /> But more than anything, Alexis wanted a voice.?</p>

<p>A thousand wonders are gathered under a magnificent old-fashioned big top: an <i>Acrobate Agile</i> (agile acrobat), an <i>Élégant Équilibriste</i> (elegant tightrope walker), <i>Jumelles Jongleuses</i> (juggling twins), a <iTrio de Trapézistes</i> […]

<p>Kate the Highland dancer is back in a sequel to Disaster at the Highland Games! It’s December and Kate is excited to perform her first solo in the Christmas Ceilidh. […]

<p><strong>For kids who love to sing and dance: this vibrant picture book shares lyrics from a classic folk song about community, culture, and the seaside.</strong></p><ul><li><strong><strong>Rhyming lyrics are easy to read […]

<p>From the moment Levi bought his violin with his hard-earned money, he’s rarely been apart from it. When Levi learns a local school is looking for donations of instruments, he must decide whether he can bear to give away his beloved violin. <i>Levi’s Gift</i> is a heartwarming tale about the healing power of music and an intergenerational friendship.</p>

Drinking. Lying. It’s all for the music.

<p>Kate doesn’t think she needs to practice her Highland dancing to get ready for the Highland Games. Practicing at home isn’t as much fun as dancing in class. She’s good enough already, and everything will be fine. Or will it?</p>
<p>This high-energy picture book by author and Highland dance teacher Riel Nason showcases Highland dancing and the Highland Games culture and is brought to life by the whimsical illustrations of Nathasha Pilotte.</p>

When three travelling frog musicians roll through the forest the grumpy old grouse is sure they are nothing but riffraff making a foolish racket. But when a storm makes a mess of the grouse’s home, he may find that music can be more than just for a party.

Tamara struggles to play her accordion in front of an audience. When her father encourages her to play for an elderly accordion player, Tamara becomes inspired by stories of Stoyles and his musical friendship years before with a Portuguese sea captain.