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AN AMAZING, EXCITING &
INSPIRATIONAL SHOW!
COME FEEL GOOD
ABOUT THE WORLD!

CHILDREN FLYING TO MUSIC!

Contact Person: Jessica Hentoff

Phone (314) 436-7676     Cell (314) 226-3633

Watch out for Flying Children! The Circus Day Foundation announces its Second Annual Youth Circus Showcase featuring over 40 youth circus performers from Circus Day’s various circus arts programs. Come see these multi-talented, multi-cultural, multi-generational performers from all over St. Louis! You’ll thrill to flying children, tap your feet to the beat of the music and feel—for the moments you are here—that all is right with the world as people and art forms come together and create symphonies of sensational, inspirational performance art. Performers include the St. Louis Arches, Patchwork Circus, Casa Volando Circus, Circus Sublime, CircusWorks! and CapKids Circus. Shows will take place from 11 AM through 3:30 PM in the circus ring on the third floor at City Museum. The final presentation of the day, at 3 PM, will be Taste of Circus Harmony. This is a preview of Circus Day’s new project, Circus Harmony, featuring youth circus performers accompanied by various multi-cultural musicians. The musicians who will be performing on Saturday will be the St. Louis Osuwa Taiko Drummers, Farshid EtniKo, Sandy Weltman’s Hebrew Hillbillies, Xiaoyu Yan and the St. Louis Community Circus Band. What: Youth Circus Showcase and Taste of Circus Harmony Where: everydaycircus at City Museum    (701 N. 15th St. / 3rd fl. Circus Ring When: Saturday, July 17th from 11 AM to 3:30 PM Cost: Free to Donors of Circus Day Foundation or with $7.50 admission to City Museum [Become a donor here] Circus Day Foundation teaches the art of life through circus education. Circus Day Foundation uses circus arts to build character in individuals and to build bridges between communities. They sponsor youth circus troupes like the St. Louis Arches and form Circus Partnerships like Circus Salaam Shalom with Jewish and Muslim children and produce shows like Far East Meets Midwest with Asian and Midwestern arts and artists. Everydaycircus is a multi-talented company that makes every day a Circus Day by providing entertainment to come to you and offering entertainment, parties and shows at City Museum. For more information visit: [www.everydaycircus.net] and [www.circusday.org] These programs are made possible, in part, by the support Cardinal’s Care, Regional Arts Commission, Missouri Arts Council, DCA Family Foundation, Arts and Education Council, Milagro Foundation, Alan Slifka Foundation and Cirque Du Soleil.