Posted by
Dawn – November 8, 2009
Flow Circus helped the Wake Forest Branch Library celebrate its 13th Birthday this weekend with a performance of Read Yourself Silly. It was a beautiful November day in North Carolina ….nice enough to perform outside. The article below from the December 2009 Rolesville Buzz describes the event. For more pictures from the Wake Forest Library show, visit the Flow Circus Photo Gallery.
During the 2009-10 school year, Flow Circus will be performing Read Yourself Silly at schools and libraries throughout the East Coast. Juggling, magic, and balloons captivate audiences and help deliver a memorable message…….visit the library to learn new skills!
Posted by
Dawn – February 13, 2009
During February and early March, Flow Circus will be busy showcasing their stuff! These showcases are a wonderful opportunity for libraries, parks & rec departments, and educators to preview a variety of performers and identify good matches for their programming. Below is a list of upcoming showcases we are excited to be participating in:
Ramapo-Catskill Library System Performer’s Showcase – Middletown, NY: February 27th
Westchester Library Association Performer’s Showcase – White Plains, NY: March 3rd
Connecticut Recreation & Parks Association Entertainment Showcase – Hartford, CT: March 4th
Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library Sneak Previews- Norristown, PA: March 18th
Posted by
Paul – December 31, 2008
We have just finished redesigning FlowCircus.com to better reflect the performances and programs we offer for schools, after school programs, summer reading and teen library programs, and family festivals.
Check out our site and let us know what you think.
Thank you for all of your support in 2008!
Posted by
Paul – July 12, 2008
The Flow Circus Skill Toy Club Program launched at the Wake Forest, NC Boys & Girls Club in January 08 was profiled in Making Every Moment Count: An Achievement Report From The Boys & Girls Clubs, Summer 08. The description mentions some of the skill toys we use and some of their benefits beyond encouraging active learning. Benefits such as patience, perseverance, dedication and teamwork. The report then goes on to mention the impact on our program had in the community by club members participating in Talent Shows and volunteering at a town festival.
Special thanks to the Koinonia Foundation, Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment, and Wal-Mart for their support of this program.
The profiled member in this report is an 11 year old boy from the Wake Forest Club. He is the recipient of the STAR Award and is described as “the one kid who does it all”. Not surprisingly, he was also an active member of our Skill Toy Club. Congratulations Faison!
Making Every Moment Count: An Achievement Report From The Boys & Girls Clubs – Summer 2008