Saturday, October 19th
1pm-2pm
Thornton Wilder Hall (Miller Library) 
2901 Dixwell Ave. Hamden
$2 Child / $3 Adult
Rhythmic Folklore and Instrumental World Music
Perfect for grades K-12
http://www.siriuscoyote.org/

The Hamden Arts Commission in collaboration with Arts For Learning CT and the Hamden Dept. of Arts and Culture is proud to present musical group, Sirius Coyote - Filled with enchanting rhythms and powerful folklore, this incredibly entertaining performance by musical group, Sirius Coyote, is made up of contemporary and ancient American music. Audiences sing, clap, and dance on a journey from Mesoamerica and the Caribbean to the music of the North American Eastern Woodlands and Plains. The performers are accomplished musicians skilled with over thirty instruments of ancient and contemporary origin. Many of the instruments, in fact, have been handcrafted by the musicians themselves. Sirius Coyote is an exciting and educational experience, these artists are always impressive, and thrill audiences while providing an invaluable learning experience.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

 To introduce students to the music and culture of Mesoamerican, South American, and North American peoples.

 To inspire cultural awareness and improve self-esteem in diverse student populations.

 To impress upon students the importance of environmental awareness, and demonstrate the importance of nature in native cultures.

Thornton Wilder Hall is handicap accessible. 

Tickets are $2 for Children, $3 for Adults - Available at the door only, Cash only. Doors open at 12:30pm.

For more information, please call the Hamden Dept. of Arts and Culture at 203-287-2546 or email Arts and Marketing Manger, Alisha Martindale, at AMartindale@hamden.com