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Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock

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Artist: Betty Lee Dell

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In this West African/Caribbean tale retold with puppets, Anansi the Spider uses a magic rock to trick the other animals so that he can steal their food. But Little Bush Deer sees Anansi’s wicked ways, and sets things right by turning the table on the greedy spider. By Eric A. Kimmel.

this program may be adapted for early intervention classroom. specify when scheduling.

 
 
 

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  • May 07, 2012 
    My Morning Jacket to support Gateway

    April 30, 2012 Beaver County Times, My Morning Jacket returns to Pittsburgh

    Louisville-based rock band My Morning Jacket has selected Gateway to the Arts to receive $1 of every ticket sold to their August 21 concert at Stage AE.


  • May 08, 2012 
    Gateway at the 2012 Three Rivers Arts Festival

    Gateway to the Arts will have over 65 performing and visual artists in the Creativity Zone at the Three Rivers Arts Festival, bringing our quality arts programming out of the schools and into the community.

    Over the four weekend days of the ten-day festival, occurring June 1 - 10, 2012, Gateway's artists will engage families in interactive programs under three tents, featuring a StoryTime area, a performance stage and a hands-on activity tent.