The World and Eye Arts Center is a multi-use venue, producing exhibits, performances, and hands-on workshops on world issues and the arts. Find out how to join our network or support our work.
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Drum Circle
Native American Healing Drum Circle Ceremony Every 3rd Friday |
Dreamcatcher Workshop
April 21 @ 4 pm |
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Telling Tales: Stories of Childhood
Spring/Summer 2017 Senior storytellers, local artists, and children collaborate on an intergenerational storytelling and art project. The storytellers will record stories on the theme of "childhood," which will be used by the children and artists to create paintings and shadow puppets to accompany the stories. The exhibit will be featured at the FAT Village Art Walks in July and August. Sign up here. |
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Telling Tales: Stories of Home
Spring 2017 A group of senior storytellers and artists from the World & Eye Artist Network collaborate on an exciting intergenerational storytelling and art project. The senior participants recorded stories on the theme of "home," which were translated into paintings by the artists. The artwork was exhibited at the FAT Village Art Walks in March and April. Listen to the stories here |
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Telling Tales STORY SLAM
June 3rd at 7:30pm Join us for an evening of true stories told live on stage! Each storyteller has 5-7 minutes to tell a story on a theme, and the audience vote on their favorite story of the night. We provide complimentary cocktails and snacks. What's not to love? Sign up for auditions now!! $100 prize money for the winning story!! |
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World and Eye Theatre Workshop is dedicated to the development of new plays with an emphasis on providing opportunities for theatre artists in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
W&ETW commits its work to:
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Native American Healing Drum Circle Ceremony
3rd Friday of every month at 7pm We play Native American hand drums and rattles. We pray and sing for Global Peace and Personal Healing. When we drum, we sometimes say it’s the heart beat of the Earth, so it makes sense for us to go to Her for healing. Grandfather Rick smudges, sings the Protection Song and calls the Four Directions to put us in Ceremony. This is a traditional Native American drum circle so we sing the sacred songs in Lakota. Rick McBride is mixedblood Tsalagi who has walked the Red Road for over 30 years. He is a sundancer traditionally trained and authorized to lead ceremonies. There is no charge for Ceremony, but donations are accepted to support the continuation of the circle. It is traditional for women to wear skirts or dresses for Native American Ceremony. Please arrive promptly; it is important for everyone to be present at the start of the Ceremony. You must register to attend as space is limited. |
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