Spring into the Arts festival ends with thrilling acts
The Spring into the Arts festival showcasing “the boundless potential of arts education” came to a thrilling end at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts last night.
The festival, which ran over two months and was this year themed Stepping Forward: No Limitations, highlighted the creative work of students from all year groups across 30 of the island’s public and private schools.
As well as performances at the Ruth Seaton James Centre there were two art exhibitions at the Bermuda Society of Arts at City Hall.
Proceeds from admissions and raffle sales will be reinvested into arts programmes and resources at participating schools.
The festival, which ran over two months and was this year themed Stepping Forward: No Limitations, highlighted the creative work of students from all year groups across 30 of the island’s public and private schools.
As well as performances at the Ruth Seaton James Centre there were two art exhibitions at the Bermuda Society of Arts at City Hall.
Proceeds from admissions and raffle sales will be reinvested into arts programmes and resources at participating schools.
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