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Your Giving Story could help raise funds for SKyPAC!

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: November 28, 2016

Your Giving Story could help raise funds for SKyPAC! What inspires you to give? Tell the story of a time you supported SKyPAC in a way that was meaningful to you. Details of the Contest and a link to enter are below. #MyGivingStory is Back! We are excited to share that #MyGivingStory is back for a second year to help you share why you support nonprofits this #GivingTuesday and beyond.  #MyGivingStory is a nationwide campaign and social media storytelling contest that…

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Gingerbread Homes for the Arts Contest Winners Announced

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: November 22, 2016

The following are the winners of the 2nd Annual Gingerbread Homes for the Arts contest. Thank you to everyone for your participation! Winners please come to the SKyPAC Administration Office on Monday, November 28th between 10:00AM – 5:00PM to pick up your prizes. Professional Category First Place  Cathy Adams and Joanie Duncan – “A Holiday Open House” Second Place Sophia Holland – “The Night Before Christmas” Third Place Marie Meszaros/Mary Jane’s Chocolate’s – “Home on the Lake” Honorable Mention Elizabeth…

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Cirque Dreams Holidaze – Food Factoids!

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: November 15, 2016

The 30 member international cast of CIRQUE DREAMS HOLIDAZE may not have a fat cell amongst them. Yet, according to Neil Goldberg, the artistic director and creator of the world renown CIRQUE DREAMS brand of entertainment, claims “They eat constantly, however there will be no egg nog!” Every Cirque Dreamer maintains exquisitely proportioned physiques that are muscular, yet lean and sleek. According to Goldberg, each 2 hour CIRQUE DREAMS performance requires the same stamina as an NBA basketball game or…

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Behind the Curtain

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: October 20, 2016

“The willing suspension of disbelief,” is a concept well known in the world of theatre, a term coined in 1817 by poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, with roots that can be traced back to Shakespeare’s Prologue from The Cronicle History of Henry the Fifth: “[…] make imaginary puissant […] ’tis your thoughts that now must deck our kings […] turning accomplishment of many years into an hourglass.”

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