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Celebrate Día de Muertos with SUGAR SKULL! at the Zlock Performing Arts Center

Get ready for a vibrant celebration of Mexican culture and tradition at the Zlock Performing Arts Center with SUGAR SKULL! A Día de Muertos Musical Adventure on Saturday, November 9 at 3:30 p.m. This bilingual/bicultural musical adventure is perfect for young audiences and families, offering an exciting journey through the rich traditions of Día de Muertos with lively music, dance, and heartfelt storytelling. The story follows Vita Flores, a twelve-year-old who thinks her family has gone loco for celebrating deceased loved ones. But when a spirited candy skeleton named Sugar Skull suddenly springs to life, Vita finds herself on a magical, musical adventure, to unravel the true meaning of Día de Muertos. Along the way, she encounters ancient ancestors, sings with a sorrowful sorceress, escapes trickster spirits, and meets the famous Catrina Calavera. Can Vita gather the missing pieces for her family ofrenda before it’s too late? Featuring a talented cast of musicians and dancers, SUGAR SKULL! is a joyful, colorful production that brings to life the beauty and significance of Día de Muertos. Do not miss this exciting and educational musical that celebrates family, culture, and the spirit of Día de Muertos! Purchase tickets

Lake Angela Named 2024 Bucks County Poet Laureate

Lake Angela of Warrington has been named the 2024 Bucks County Poet Laureate, announced the director of the Poet Laureate program and professor at Bucks County Community College, Ethel Rackin, Ph.D. Angela, a published poet, translator, and dance choreographer, rose to the top of more than 50 entries in the 48th annual contest, said Dr. Rackin who administers the program on behalf of the College. The contest is supported by the Bucks County Commissioners. Angela holds a Ph.D. in intersemiotic translation and is a medieval mystic. Her poems have appeared in Seneca Review, BODY, The Common, Passages North, and Poetry Salzburg Review, among others; her books include Organblooms, Words for the Dead, and Scivias Choreomaniae. She is the director of the poety-dance group Companyia Lake Angela, and her current hobbies involve exchanging multimedia dialogues with disabilities advocacy artists and translating poetry into movement to further her project of illuminating the creative potential of schizophrenia-spectrum associative thinking. Residing in Warrington, Pennsylvania, Angela works alongside poet Sara Ries Dziekonski as Poetry Midwives, part of the nonprofit literary organization Keep St. Pete Lit that assists writers around the world. Her current hobbies involve exchanging multimedia dialogues with disabilities advocacy artists and translating poetry into movement to further her project of illuminating the creative potential of schizophrenia-spectrum associative thinking; she invites you to view some of this work. Lake also collaborates with her spouse, writer and multimedia artist Kevin Richard Kaiser, and their baby, Quixot, who likes to compose atonal music for their performance projects. The judges of this year’s Poet Laureate competition were Philadelphia poet Thomas Devaney, and Catskills, New York poet, Kasey Jueds. Both judges commented on the strength of this year's entries. Angela will be reading her poetry on Saturday, November 16 at 1 p.m. in room 142 of the historic Tyler Hall on the Newtown Campus. She will be reading with 2023 Laureate Tara Tamburello, and they will be joined by our three runners-up, Robbin Farr, Madeline Marriott, and Judith Adams Lagana. Thomas Devaney will also be reading. The Bucks County Poet Laureate program — the longest-running such program in Pennsylvania — is another way that Bucks County Community College contributes to the cultural heritage of the region. For more information, contact program director Dr. Ethel Rackin at ethel.rackin@bucks.edu.

“Art That Blooms” Collaborative Exhibition Blends Art and Floral Design

(Newtown, Pa.) – Thanks to special collaboration between Bucks County Community College’s Continuing Education Floral Design program and the Arts and Communication Department, the third annual Art That Blooms Exhibition will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday, November 9-10. Floral and art students will showcase their finest floral-themed works as gorgeous blooms harmoniously blend with fabulous art throughout the halls of the Hicks Art Center on the Newtown Campus. This special exhibit will feature dozens of stunning interpretative floral displays, incredible paintings, beautiful glass sculptures, and rich wood workings. The Art That Blooms festival will include a demonstration series from the Art Department and the Continuing Education Department floral team and students. Demonstrations will take place every hour and free make and take sessions for kids and adults will be available throughout the weekend. The festival is free for the community to attend and there is ample free parking. A food truck will be on the premises on Saturday and Sunday for attendees to purchase refreshments. Creative maker vendors will be selling their products outside Hicks Art Center on both days. Saturday, November 9, 2024, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.: 30-minute live demonstrations at the top and bottom of every hour from both artistic disciplines Make & Take: Free hands-on sessions for both children and adults Sunday, November 10, 2024, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. 12 – 3 p.m.: 30-minute live demonstrations at the top and bottom of every hour from both artistic disciplines 3 p.m.: Awards Ceremony: Showpiece, Designer of the Year Competition, and People’s Choice Make & Take: Free hands-on sessions for both children and adults