BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:An Evening with the Wilmington Ballet: Lecture and Demonstrati on BEGIN:VEVENT UID:371002026-10-16 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261016 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261017 LOCATION:111 Adams Avenue\nLewes Delaware 19958 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=111 Adams Avenue\nLewes Del aware 19958;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=111 Adams Avenue:geo:38.767089,-75.1 40999 GEO:38.767089;-75.140999 SUMMARY:An Evening with the Wilmington Ballet: Lecture and Demonstration CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Led by the Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance alumnus and\n Executive Artistic Director Benjamin Sterling Cannon\, this highly\nengagi ng evening celebrates dance through a rich\, multicultural lens.\nAudience s will gain fascinating insight into the history of the art\,\nthe daily l ifestyle and training of artists\, and performance excerpts\nfrom an eclec tic repertoire. It offers a rare\, captivating bridge\nbetween foundationa l classical traditions and dynamic modern artistic\nexpressions. The perfo rmance honors a historic lineage\, tracing back\nto the 1981 founding by W orld Champion Scottish Highland Dancer and\nBoston Ballet alumnus Victor W esley as the performing arm of\nWilmington’s The Academy of the Dance —originally founded by\nDelaware dance legends James Jamieson and Madame Helene Antonova. The\nWilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance is a non-pro fit organization\nlocated in Delaware that provides classical dance traini ng\, community\noutreach\, and performances. For over half a century Wilmi ngton Ballet\nhas served the Delaware cultural landscape through its passi on and\ncommitment to the art of dance. Their mission is to provide career \ncentered arts education to a diverse intergenerational roster of\nstuden ts in the local and regional area\, and to use the arts as a\ncatalyst for multicultural cultural enrichment through innovative\ncollaborative perfo rmances\, multidisciplinary arts experiences\, and\nevents.  The Lewes Sp oken Word Society (LSWS) celebrates the\ntradition and artistry of oral st orytelling through lectures\,\nperformances\, discussions\, demonstrations \, and other publicly-shared\nexperiences. The LSWS is partially funded by the generous support of\nBrowseabout Books and the Delaware Division of t he Arts\, a state\nagency. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on\n DelawareScene.com. NOTE: This event is in the Lewes Elementary School\naud itorium (820 Savannah Road\, Lewes\, DE).  Registration is required.\nVen ue: Lewes Public Library.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Led by the Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance alumnus and Executive Artistic Director Benjamin Sterling Cannon\, this highly engaging evening celebrates dance through a rich\, multicultur al lens. Audiences will gain fascinating insight into the history of the a rt\, the daily lifestyle and training of artists\, and performance excerpt s from an eclectic repertoire. It offers a rare\, captivating bridge betwe en foundational classical traditions and dynamic modern artistic expressio ns. The performance honors a historic lineage\, tracing back to the 1981 f ounding by World Champion Scottish Highland Dancer and Boston Ballet alumn us Victor Wesley as the performing arm of Wilmington&rsquo\;s The Academy of the Dance &mdash\;originally founded by Delaware dance legends James Ja mieson and Madame Helene Antonova. The Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Da nce is a non-profit organization located in Delaware that provides classic al dance training\, community outreach\, and performances. For over half a century Wilmington Ballet has served the Delaware cultural landscape thro ugh its passion and commitment to the art of dance. Their mission is to pr ovide career centered arts education to a diverse intergenerational roster of students in the local and regional area\, and to use the arts as a cat alyst for multicultural cultural enrichment through innovative collaborati ve performances\, multidisciplinary arts experiences\, and events. \; The Lewes Spoken Word Society (LSWS) celebrates the tradition and artistry of oral storytelling through lectures\, performances\, discussions\, demo nstrations\, and other publicly-shared experiences. The LSWS is partially funded by the generous support of Browseabout Books and the Delaware Divis ion of the Arts\, a state agency. The Division promotes Delaware arts even ts on DelawareScene.com. NOTE: This event is in the Lewes Elementary Schoo l auditorium (820 Savannah Road\, Lewes\, DE). \; Registration is requ ired. Venue: Lewes Public Library.

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