Homeschool Adventures
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You must be a member of Homeschool Adventures on Yahoo before requesting membership in this group on HomeschoolRecess.
- Getting Started: Assistance for New Members
- Registration Help for Existing Members
- Upcoming Field Trips
If you have difficulty viewing or registering for a Homeschool Adventure on HomeschoolRecess.com, please read Registration Help for Existing Members before contacting the event organizer or site administrator for assistance.
Homeschool Adventures provides a support structure for homeschoolers to organize group activities in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area and strives to be the best single source of information of area offerings for homeschoolers.
The mission of Homeschool Adventures is ...
to provide a forum for homeschoolers to organize group activities
- field trips
- classes
- excursions
- other events
to be the best single source of information of area offerings for homeschoolers
- weekday daytime classes
- educational discounts for homeschoolers
- local cooperative openings
- unique learning opportunities
Homeschool Adventures is a secular, inclusive homeschool support organization committed to fulfilling our mission without discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, handicap, familial status, or national origin.
Visit us on the web
http://www.hsadventures.org
Join us on Yahoo Groups
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hsadventures/
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http://twitter.com/hsadventuresmn
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ECHO-MN
Eclectic Community of Homeschooling Opportunities in Minnesota
Your source for homeschooling discussion and support in Minnesota
Both the Yahoo! Group and this HomeschoolRecess Group are used for organizing area field trips for homeschoolers. If you are instead seeking to get information about your own organization's offering out to area homeschoolers, you don't need to join either group for that. Just send us your announcements, and we will be happy to distribute the information to our members.
Another great resource is HomeschoolRecess Public Field Trips and Events which are visible to everyone who visits HomeschoolRecess.com ... you don't need to join a group to post Public events.
Answers to Frequently Asked Question.
Pilobolus
When: Friday, May 3, 2013 - 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Where: Ordway Center
Who: This program is recommended for grades K through 8 (ages 5 through 14). All children must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. Younger siblings who are able to be respectful members of the audience are welcome to attend. Parents are asked to use their best judgment as to whether or not their younger children will be disruptive to other audience members.
Other
How much:
Cost for Adults/Chaperones/Educators: $3.50Cost for Children/Students: $ 3.50
Description:
Creating zany moving shapes, Pilobolus opens their world of movement to the audience. Known for their unique style involving the entanglement and contortions of bodies, dancers are often seen as being able to defy the laws of gravity. Pilobolus demystifies their process of improvisation, creativity and collaboration in this truly laugh-out-loud experience.
Black Grace
When: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 - 10:30am - 11:30am
Where: Ordway Center
Who: This program is recommended for grades 4 through 8 (ages 9 through 14). All children must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. Younger siblings ages 5 and up who are able to be respectful members of the audience are welcome to attend. Parents are asked to use their best judgment as to whether or not their younger children will be disruptive to other audience members.
Other
How much:
Cost for Adults/Chaperones/Educators: $3.50Cost for Children/Students: $ 3.50
Description:
Black Grace takes the stage with an explosive program that mixes athleticism, rhythm, physical strength, and energy. This leading contemporary dance company from New Zealand fuses Pacific traditional cultures with contemporary dance in an extraordinary and dynamic form. Founding Artistic Director Neil Ieremia not only weaves two styles of dance together while he choreographs but also uses three key Samoan principles to guide his company.
Eileen Ivers & Immigrant Soul
When: Monday, March 18, 2013 - 10:30am - 11:30am
Where: Ordway Center
Who: This program is recommended for grades 2 through 8 (ages 7 through 14). All children must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. Younger siblings ages 3 and up who are able to be respectful members of the audience are welcome to attend. Parents are asked to use their best judgment as to whether or not their younger children will be disruptive to other audience members.
Other
How much:
Cost for Adults/Chaperones/Educators: $3.50Cost for Children/Students: $ 3.50
Description:
Legendary nine-time all-Ireland fiddle champion, Eileen Ivers respectfully explores the traditions and progression of Celtic music. Joined on stage by the band Immigrant Soul, Ivers blends her fiddling with instruments from around the world including the accordion, bouzouki, congas, and harmonica. The original star of Riverdance, she is hailed as one of the great innovators and pioneers in the Celtic and world music genres. Called the “Jimmy Hendrix of the violin” by theNew York Times, Eileen Ivers will change how you think about the violin!
VocalEssence: WITNESS: Marian Anderson
When: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 - 10:30am - 11:30am
Where: Ordway Center
Who: This program is recommended for grades 4 and up (ages 9 and up). All children must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. Younger siblings ages 5 and up who are able to be respectful members of the audience are welcome to attend. Parents are asked to use their best judgment as to whether or not their younger children will be disruptive to other audience members.
Other
How much:
Cost for Adults/Chaperones/Educators: $3.50Cost for Children/Students: $ 3.50
Description:
VocalEssence celebrates the legacy of Marian Anderson, celebrated African American contralto. In 1939, after being refused permission to perform at Constitutional Hall, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt helped Anderson arrange a concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. She sang for more than 75,000 people and to a radio audience of millions. In a semi-staged performance, students will learn how Anderson’s undeniable talent made her a force more powerful than the discriminatory norms of that time.
Delfos Danza Contemporánea
When: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 - 10:30am - 11:30am
Where: Ordway Center
Who: This program is recommended for grades 6 and up (ages 11 and up). All children must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. Younger siblings ages 5 and up who are able to be respectful members of the audience are welcome to attend. Parents are asked to use their best judgment as to whether or not their younger children will be disruptive to other audience members.
Other
How much:
Cost for Adults/Chaperones/Educators: $3.50Cost for Children/Students: $ 3.50
Description:
The mask is a disguise, but it can also be a useful one; however, all masks fall away and in the end we are left with our true selves. In their newest dance piece, Delfos examines the masks we wear to survive, to love and to endure the world that seems never to want us to take our masks off.
Location
Twin Cities Metropolitan Area, MN 55401
Phone:
612-208-MHSA
See map: Google Maps
