White Plains Public Library Shares Turtle Dance Music: Tails And Tales

Press release from the White Plains Public Library:

May 27, 2021

Turtle Dance Music presents:

Tails & Tales! A Virtual Music, Bubble and Comedy Show!
Thursday, June 17, 11:00 a.m.
Children, families, all ages welcome!

Access the program here.

Note: a free registered Zoom account is required to access the Library’s youth programs. Get a Zoom account here.

Flap your wings, jump up and down like five little monkeys jumping on the bed and roar like a polar bear! The Tails & Tales performance celebrates famous children's stories and songs about animals including a few written by adults on the autism spectrum! The show will also celebrate biodiversity – the more wild our planet is the healthier it is! Kids will dance, sing, laugh, use their imaginations and connect with new friends.

The show is crafted to be inclusive for all children, including children on the Autism Spectrum, and a great time for parents and caregivers! Each song in the 40-minute show is accompanied by hands-on, visual, and sensory experiences designed to help kids learn and have fun at the same time.

Want to see what a Turtle Dance Music show is like? Check out this pre-recorded show!

About Turtle Dance Music

Turtle Dance Music is a children's music company dedicated to furthering child development through arts-integration, music, and educational entertainment. Turtle Dance Music sparks children's curiosity and imaginations through interactive, inclusive musical performances that use a wide range of instruments, comedy and music technology. Their sensory-friendly performances are geared for Pre-K, grades K-5 and students on the Autism Spectrum, and are also accessible to parents, teachers and librarians who want to have a great time with their kids and laugh a lot! Turtle Dance Music believes that your kids are capable of doing extraordinary things!

Find Turtle Dance Music online here: Website Facebook YouTube

This program is supported by the White Plains Library Foundation.

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