Arts & Culture
Andrew Wright took a class field trip to see “Phantom of the Opera” when he was a kid in New York City. He went strictly to get out of school for a day, but it turned into much more than that.
The winners of the 12th annual Celebrating Life! juried fine art competition were announced in a May 25 ceremony at the Charleston Heights Arts Center, 800 S. Brush St.
As part of National Teen Self-Esteem Month in May, the Windmill Library, 7060 W. Windmill Lane, is presenting “Eyes of the Soul,” an art exhibit featuring the work of Heidi Haugen, a Southern California woman who died in 2001 from complications stemming from an eating disorder. The exhibit runs through Sunday.
The Sahara West Library is offering free dance instruction through July in preparation for National Dance Day on June 28.
Yarn creations adorn nearly every corner of the West Flamingo Senior Center, 6255 W. Flamingo Road. The railing at the front entrance is covered in yarn. The bulletin board is framed in yarn. The handles on the backs of the chairs are wrapped in yarn.
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