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Once upon a time in America, we could purchase hours of fun for a nickel or a dime. At the corner variety store, 5 or 10 cents bought a nifty toy, a bit of jewelry, or a milkshake with two straws to share with someone special. This year, a live performance at Kingsborough costs less than a movie ticket.
Now that’s a bargain! Lively Arts at Kingsborough offers you an exciting season of top-quality music, dance, and theater for all ages at just $5 to $10 per ticket. Subscribers, seniors, and students get discounts. Some programs are completely free! Look for these icons to determine the ticket price: |
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This season you will find fun family shows including Max & Ruby and Madeline; superb music and dance from Spain, Ireland, Israel, Russia, China, India, and Africa; the award-winning drama Letters Home about our soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan; the Off-Broadway madcap hit Cut to the Chase; and classic Buster Keaton films with live piano music.
You’ll also find information about special campus events including art gallery exhibitions, student shows, and community concerts. Welcome back to the Five & Dime! |
| OUR THANKS Cultural programs are supported, in part, by public funds from Councilman Domenic
M. Recchia, Jr., the New York City Council and New York City Department of Cultural
Affairs. Additional funds have been provided by the Newman’s Own Foundation
and the Manhattan Beach Community Board. Carnegie Hall Neighborhood Concerts
are generously supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and
by the New York State Council on the Arts; additional support is provided by The
Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation. Funding for CTMD Touring Artists has been
provided by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. Marketing and PR support for
the September 11 Ceremony and Concert provided by The September Concert
Project. Programs are also made possible by generous donations from members
of our community. Major funding for Carnegie Hall’s Honor! A Celebration of the
African American Cultural Legacy has been provided by The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, The Alice Tully Foundation, and
The Rockefeller Foundation’s New York City Cultural Innovation Fund. |
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