Performers dance the “going Mad” number during the Faculty Dance Concert on March 31. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera.
Performers dance the “going Mad” number during the Faculty Dance Concert on March 31. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera.
The annual Literary & Fine Arts Festival is in full swing after being extended from one week to a month.
The March 31 Faculty Dance Concert, although not an official festival event, contributed to the variety of showcases.
The official kickoff to the festival occurred on April 1 with Arts in Action, a multi-faceted, interactive event in the Lower Courtyard.
The Et Cetera’s 2nd annual social media photo contest also began on April 1.
Following that, the Bits and Bytes event, an arts reading with a focus on poetry, Jazz Under the Stars, the Making Art Work panel and the Dance and a Snack performance have all added to the festival.
The festival continues until the April 28 Spring Dance concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Performance Hall.
Find more information on the Eastfield Arts Collective Facebook Page.
— Compiled by Katrina Bond
Check out our gallery of photos:
Darius Frasure performs his poetry during the Bits and Bytes event on April 3. Photo by Andrew Gonzales/The Et Cetera
Audience enjoys poetry readings during the Bits and Bytes event on April 3. Photo by Andrew Gonzales/The Et Cetera
Performers dance during the Faculty Dance Concert on March 31. Photo by David Sanchez/The Et Cetera
Lindzey Duplessis performs during the Faculty Dance Concert on March 31. Photo by David Sanchez/The Et Cetera
Karl Lampman plays tenor sax at “Jazz Under the Stars.” Photo by David Sanchez/The Et Cetera
The Eastfield dance studio performs ballet during Arts in Action on April 1. The event included an
interactive mural and pop-up shop and was the kickoff to the Literary & Fine Arts festival. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera
Leilani, center, snacks during the April 1 Arts in Action event. She is accompanied by Irene, who’s helping the young girl create different crafts. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera
Eric Eley holds his son Theodore while he plays with a pottery wheel during Arts in Action. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera
Performers dance the “going Mad” number during the Faculty Dance Concert on March 31. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera.
Performers dance during the Faculty Dance Concert on March 31. Photo by Jesus Ayala/The Et Cetera
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