21. More Information - Festival 2001 works of art, interviews with international scholars, and historical reenactments, People s performing arts Company University Theater (Oklahoma!) http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/festival/festival2001/festival_info.html

3RD ANNUAL BOSTON COLLEGE ARTS FESTIVAL PROGRAM INFORMATION McMullen Museum of Art This critically-acclaimed exhibit presents 83 outstanding examples of Munch's prints and paintings from private collections and leading museums in the US and Norway. The exhibition takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the style, subject matter, and interpretations of the art of Edvard Munch in modern European culture. Click here for more information on the Munch exhibit. Special appearance by Jesuit screen writer and producer Bill Cain '70 Special appearance by film producer Rob Gardner, with preview screening of Islam: Empire of Faith Islam: Empire of Faith , to be premiered on PBS on May 8, 2001, chronicles the spectacular story of the rise of Islamic faith and civilization during its first thousand years, from the birth of the Prophet Muhammad to the peak of the Ottoman empire in the sixteenth century. Combining location footage, works of art, interviews with international scholars, and historical reenactments, it is the first American prime-time event to address the history and culture of Islam. In addition to footage shot in North Africa and West Asia; the reenactments were produced in Iran by a joint American-Iranian crew under the direction of the award-winning documentary producer-director Rob Gardner and co-producer Char Gardner. BC Professors Sheila Blair and Jonathan Bloom (Fine Arts) served as principal project consultants and wrote the companion book

22. Eisenhower Dance Ensemble Mr. Hommowun currently serves as the performing arts Director for Lowell Area Ashbridge, also creates costumes for historical reenactments, Halloween, http://www.ede-dance.org/bios.shtml

Bios Laurie Eisenhower , founder and artistic director of Eisenhower Dance Ensemble, was born in Merced, California and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. She received her BA and MFA degrees in Dance from Arizona State University. In the early years of her career, she performed with various dance companies and choreographers, most notably, Chen and Dancers, Pilobolus Dance Theatre, David Parsons, Harry Streep III, and Mel Wong. Ms. Eisenhower began setting her work on professional dancers in 1981 and has had her choreography performed by the companies of Desert Dance Theatre and Semaphor Dance Works of Phoenix, Harbinger Dance Company and More Dance Company of Detroit, Baker's Half Dozen in New York, Two Rivers Dance Company of Illinois, Local Motion in Oklahoma, and numerous college and university dance companies. Ms. Eisenhower is also well known for her teaching and is a Full Professor of Dance at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. In 1997 and 2004, she received the Faculty Recognition Award for her outstanding contributions in the field of dance. Dancers Carissa Wong , born in Stockton, California, began dancing with Dance Connection and Hot Shoe Dance Company. She continued her training as a scholarship student at the University of Arizona, receiving a BFA in dance and a business minor in 2002. Besides graduating summa cum laude, she was inducted into Phi Kappa Phi honor society and received the Outstanding Senior Award from the dance department. During her time in Arizona, Ms. Wong performed works by Amy Ernst, Sam Watson, Michael Williams, Susan Quinn, Nina Janik and Paul Taylor. She has also received dance scholarships to study with Retter Dance Academy, Summer Dance Labs, Gus Giordano, John Malashock and Jean Isaacs. She has taught and choreographed in California, Australia, and throughout Michigan. In 2004, Ms. Wong performed Pearl Fishers with Michigan Opera Theatre. She currently teaches classes in tap, jazz, ballet, modern, hip hop, and yoga.

23. SMSU Subject Vertical File Headings SEE Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the performing arts historical reenactments;History Department; Holidays; Homecoming; Honorary degrees http://library.smsu.edu/Meyer/SpecColl/smsu_rg-verticalfile.htm

Duane G. Meyer Library Special Collections and Archives General Information What's New The Staff Ozarkiana Collection ... Special Collections Home The Archives serves as the institutional memory of Southwest Missouri State University, and plays an important role in the management of the institution's information resources in all media and formats. SMSU Vertical File Subject Listing 6 Linear Feet A B C D ... Z A Abortion Academic achievement Academic Advisement Center Academic Affairs Academic Development Center Academic Integrity Council Academic rites and ceremonies Accountancy, School of Accreditation Actions and defenses Administration Administration and Finance Division Adult education African American History Month African American women African AmericansHistory Agricultural Research and Demonstration Center SEE ALSO Darr Agricultural Center Agricultural Sciences, School of SEE ALSO Agriculture; Fruit Science Dept. Agriculture Agriculture Department AIDS (Disease) Airships Alcoholism SEE ALSO Underage drinking AlcoholismStudy and teaching Allergy Alumni and alumnae (Articles from 1921 to 1955) Alumni and alumnae (Articles from 1956 to 1998) Alumni and alumnae (Articles from 1999 to 2002) Alumni and alumnae (Articles from 2003 to present) Alumni Association Amnesty International Antique dealers Archaeological expeditions Art and Design Department Art and Design Gallery Art Club Art festivals ArtExhibitions Artisans Arts and Letters, College of

24. Philadelphia - Pennsylvania Enjoy historical reenactments and colonial celebrities brought to life by If you’re a connoisseur of the performing arts, Philadelphia is your oyster. http://www.homesparadise.com/homes/pennsylvania/philadelphia/

HomesParadise You are now in: Pennsylvania Philadelphia FAST LINKS TO SUBCATEGORIES: FAST LINKS TO PAGES: Lifestyle: Beach Front Beach View Beach Walking Distance City Lights View ... Water Walking Distance Style of Housing: Condos Luxury Masterplanned Pre-Sale Opportunities ... Townhomes Do you have digital camera? Can you take photos of your city? Submit photos and make $$$ sign up for updates about this project or community Philadelphia Philadelphia Background Since its founding by William Penn in 1682, Philadelphia has held a prominent spot in America's history and culture. In this thriving urban hub known as “the Cradle of Liberty” and “the City of Brotherly Love,” Americans defended their freedom, achieved new innovations and charted the course for the American Dream. The nation’s fifth largest city and the second largest city on the East Coast, Philly is rated among the country’s top livable metropolitan areas — thanks to its small-town feel, abundance of cultural attractions, and convenient location between the world’s financial center of New York and the U.S. government center of Washington, D.C. In the mid-1700s, with the guidance of prominent citizen Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia prospered as an axis for the arts — home to a famous cadre of scholars, scientists, mathematicians, painters and authors.

25. CLEARVUE & SVE social studies, mathematics, performing arts, and language arts. period stills, paintings, historical reenactments, diary excerpts, http://www.clearvue.com/search.asp?mode=browse&type=video&theSubjectID=796

26. Historical Presentations By Mark Armato | Visitlawrence.com Mark does a variety of historical reenactments including Tales of JesseJames, Alexander Majors Category historical Presentations, performing arts http://www.visitlawrence.com/meeting/meetingplanner/meetingactivities/30/

Skip directly to: Search Box Site Navigation Page Content Register to Win ... Request Information Meeting Activity Categories Children's Activities Historical Presentations Music: DJ/Karaoke Music: Live Music ... Speakers Historical Presentations by Mark Armato Lawrence, KS 66044 Mark does a variety of historical reenactments including "Tales of Jesse James," "Alexander Majors and the Sante Fe Trail," "The Common Soldier of the Civil War" and "Songs and Stories of the Civil War". Mark enjoys entertaining and educating his audiences as you re-live history together. Contact Information Contact: Mark Armato Phone: Email: samhanvin@aol.com Category: Historical Presentations Performing Arts Visitor Group Tour Planner ... Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Your privacy is one of our primary concerns. Read our Send all feedback / comments to admin@visitlawrence.com Site designed and hosted by World Online.

27. ToAcorn - Community 16 at the Countrywide performing arts Center, Thousand Oaks Civic arts Plaza, Music, tours, historical reenactments coming to fiesta on April 23 http://www.toacorn.com/news/2005/0414/Community/

Other Publications The Acorn Moorpark Acorn Simi Valley Acorn Marketplace: Shopping Going Out Health Faith ... Real Estate Thousand Oaks, CA News Front Page Community Bulletin Board Schools ... Contact Us Advertising Nutshell Classifieds Classified Order Search Archive J.Bee Publications E-mail Us Newspaper web site content management software and services Community April 14, 2005 Sides square off in Lowe’s debate By Daniel Wolowicz danielw@theacorn.com Read the Story... Study describes housing as ‘overpriced’ By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com Ventura, along with 13 other California metropolitan areas, has been ranked among the top 20 overpriced housing markets in the nation in the May 2005 issue of Consumer Reports magazine. More ... Students win at art festival Students from the art and photography departments of Newbury Park, Thousand Oaks and Westlake high schools participated in the Sierra Cahuenga District Art Festival sponsored by the California Federation Women’s Club and held recently at the Granada Hills Women’s Club. More ...

28. Community Site The museum also has a performing arts center, an outdoor amphitheatre and dramatic readings and historical reenactments are popular with residents and http://www.villageprofile.com/california/ranchomirage/05/topic.html

Enhancing Our Quality of Life Children's Discovery Museum of the Desert The beautifully landscaped campus of the museum is a harbinger of the wonders contained within. Hands-on learning experiences and interactive exhibits have made the museum a place for children and their families to make discoveries together. The museum also has a performing arts center, an outdoor amphitheatre and community gardens. In addition, the Museum presents various theatrical performances and special arts and crafts activities. 71-701 Gerald Ford Drive Phone: 760- 321-0602 www.cdmod.org Rancho Mirage Speakers' Series The City is proud to present the annual Rancho Mirage Speakers' Series which appeals to a wide-range of interests. Each year, three dynamic personalities entertain and lecture at the Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower Medical Center. All lectures begin at 7:00 p.m. Rancho Mirage residents are mailed information about the series each fall. The 2005 Series featured William Kristol, Bob Costas, and Thomas Friedman. Healthy Living Lectures, Classes and Support Groups

29. Traditional Arts Indiana Lyceum 2000 What do cooking, historical reenactments, family history, ethnic music, work, The Drina Orchestra performing for evening guests at the Lyceum. http://www.indiana.edu/~tradarts/programs/lyceum_2000.html

View our web exhibit from the Lyceum 2000, entitled "Our Other Lives: Work and Creativity in the Calumet Region." Master classes Panel discussions Evening performances Guided Tour Lyceum 2000: Our Other Lives: Work and Creativity in the Calumet Region Greek cooking master class participants proudly display finished baklava. (l-r, front row: Elin Christianson, Becky Crabb, Mary Halkias, Irene Batalis; back row: Cynthia Ogorek and Peter Youngman). Photo by Erin Roth. Greek cooking master class leader Mary Halkias encourages participant Peter Youngman to get his hands into the spanikopita mixture. Photo by Erin Roth. What do cooking, historical reenactments, family history, ethnic music, work, and natural environment have to do with each other? These topics were all included in the Calumet Region's Lyceum. Participants explored how work, creativity and environment weave together to form a rich and diverse regional identity. While the lyceum included components of a traditional history conference, it featured master classes, panel discussions,a motor coach tour, and evening performances. Master classes The lyceum kicked off on Friday, September 29, 2000 with five master classes: traditional food, music, crafts, natural history, and genealogy. One could survey, cook, and taste Greek cooking from appetizers to desserts, learn the ins and outs of Bar-B-Que cooking Gary-style, or practice the Polish traditional arts of paper cutting and egg decorating.

30. Librarians Internet Index Historical Reenactments Http//lii2 guilds, groups, and vendors involved in fairs, historical reenactments, The site also lists area events and includes links on medieval arts and http://lii2.wested.org/pub/subtopic/46757

31. Performing Arts In Arkansas Includes Dance, Theater, Story Telling, Musical Heri Let us entertain you with a variety of performing arts including music, and tour the Historic Arkansas Museum for living history reenactments. http://www.arkansasheritage.com/performing_arts/

Music Dance Theater Storytelling The Department of Arkansas Heritage 1500 Tower Building 323 Center Street Little Rock, AR 72201 TDD:(501) 324-9811 Arkansas has a proud heritage that has been passed down from one generation to the next since the origin of statehood. Much of that heritage has been passed to us through the performing arts. Arkansas's history makes for a fascinating story. And our performing arts have provided an educational and entertaining way to allow that story to unfold. Arkansas's heritage comes to life through the sound of a stringed instrument, the tap of a dance shoe and the performance of an actor on stage. What better way to preserve Arkansas's heritage than through the talents of her people. Music - listen to some samples of Arkansas music from downhome fiddling to classical piano, blues tunes and jazz vocals. RealPlayer required (free download). Dance - from clogging to ballet. Theater - Search Arts on Tour theater category to find theatrical presentations, visit Arkansas Historic Preservation Program for historic theaters listed on the National Register, and tour the Historic Arkansas Museum for living history reenactments.

32. Local Event Miami FL Florida + Movie - City Guide Black Door Dance Ensemble North Miami Beach performing arts Theater, the MiamiRiver and features historic reenactments, tours, folk art demonstrations, http://www.discoverourtown.com/TownPage.php?Town=158&Cat=Events

33. We Make History: Where History & The Arts Meet! education and the arts including an historic ballroom, performing arts center, The We Make History family is made up of historical reenactors, http://www.wemakehistory.com/

Some Additional Facets of We Make History Upcoming Historic Events presented by We Make History! November 10th - 12th Queen Creek, Arizona The American Heritage Festival October 15th Mesa, Arizona Honoring the Bicentennial of Trafalgar: 1805-2005 in the era of "Pride & Prejudice." November 26th Mesa, Arizona Our 5th Annual Victorian Christmas Ball Celebrate the Season in the high style of the 19th Century with the joyful Family of We Make History "Dancing is, of all the fine arts, that which seems peculiarly devoted to cheerfulness and joy." "The History of Making History" O ur Interview in This site is always under construction. Lord and Lady Scott, I wanted to thank you for all of the hard work and effort you put into We Make History to provide us with evenings of fun, honor, and dance. I have enjoyed coming to your balls and am always so impressed by all that attend. It is so refreshing to go somewhere and be treated with respect and dignity. In this day and age, girls only seem to worry about having or getting a boyfriend and that's how they treat men, and men seem to only treat girls as potential girlfriends and objects of desire. It is so wonderful to be able to go to your balls and throw aside the thoughts and pressures of the world and be completely comfortable, with both sexes being treated with respect, honor, and dignity. I have never once worried about any of the men attending the balls acting inappropriately, and all the girls seem to treat the men with the same honor, and respect.

34. Greater Oswego Chamber Of Commerce arts and Culture of Oswego County provides support for much of the cultural and through costumes, openhearth cooking, and historical reenactments. http://www.oswegochamber.com/arts_culture.htm

44 East Bridge Street Oswego, NY 13126 Telephone: 315-343-7681 Fax: 315-342-0831 Email: gocc@oswegochamber.com Would You Like to Join The Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce? Call 315-343-7681 OUR CHAMBER Home News Chamber Events About Us ... Mural Project OUR COMMUNITY Education History Industry Recreation ... Contact Us The pride Oswegonians have for their community is found most evident in its on-going support of art and culture in the area. There is something for everyone- music, theatre, dance, art galleries, museums, and much, much more. SUNY Oswego offers opportunities for students and the community to experience a wide range of artistic mediums. Tyler Art Gallery offers many travelings, local and student exhibitions each year that spotlight a number of social issues, pop culture, history, and many diverse subjects. Tyler Hall also houses the university's theatre department which sponsors major stage productions in Waterman Theatre and experimental productions in Lab Theatre. SUNY Oswego Music Department gives students a chance to utilize their talents in Jazz, Classical, String, and voice. The Oswego College/Community Orchestra and Oswego Festival Chorus combine the talents of students and community members to perform during the Oswego State semester.

35. The Old West Living History Foundation, Living History Links team of old west historical reenactors based in the Mother Lode country ofhistoric performing arts. Musical Performers, Recording Artists and Bands http://www.oldwest.org/OWLHF-web-site/links/reenactors.htm

Alpine O utlaws The most revered group of bad guys San Diego County has ever seen! Bitter Creek Outlaws A group of low-down, dirty, rotten, mean, ugly personages that perform in southwest Wyoming. Cannon Old West Society of Southestern Minnesota A living history organization formed of individuals to promote a common interest in the "Old West" and is dedicated to the safe enjoyment of reenactments of our Western heritage. Caravan West Productions Official Home of the Buckaroos, California Cheyenne Gunslingers Association Gunslingers in Wyoming. GhostRiders Gunfighters in Tulsa, Oklahoma Gunfighters The award winning original comedy old west act. Over 6000 performances nationally since 1975. Professional Actors reenacting how the old west was Fun! "Have Fun - Will Travel". Gunfighters and Stage Co. Gunslingers north of the border near Vancouver, B.C. Gunfighters for Hire Gunfighters for Hire is a group of men, women and children, reenactors of the late 1800's performing in the old tradition of Pioneertown California. Pioneertown was home to Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and Duncan Renaldo, and served as a Western Set for Movies and television in 1946. We sing a little diddy or two, perform comedy and historical reenactments and deputize children in the OLD "Cowboy Code." Performances are free, Sundays at 2:30pm from April through November.

36. The Old West Living History Foundation, Living History Links Living history reenactment cavalry with historical material relating to the original performing arts. Musical Performers, Recording Artists and Bands http://www.oldwest.org/OWLHF-web-site/links/all_links.htm

ORGANIZATIONS ASSOCIATED ORGANIZATIONS CMSA-Cowboy Mounted Shooters Association Cowboy Mounted Shooting® is one of the nations fastest growing equestrian sports. Mounted contestants compete in this fast action timed event using two .45 caliber single action revolvers each loaded with five rounds of specially prepared blank ammunition. The CMSA wants you! The Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association, Inc. (CMSA) is a corporation created to develop rules and guidelines for the equestrian sport of Cowboy Mounted Shooting®. The CMSA also produces major championship competitions, a national newsletter and provides a central communication point for its nationwide membership. Happy Trails Foundation Welcome to the Happy Trails Children’s Foundation Official Web Site! The Primary Goal here is to introduce you to Happy Trails Children’s Foundation, who they are and how you can take part in helping children in need. Founded by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, the work is being carried on in the greatest of tradition by the family; Roy Rogers Jr, aka Dusty Rogers, Dustin Rogers and good folks like Joel “Dutch” Dortch. NCOWS - National Congress of Old West Shootists Our purpose is to promote safe Western Action Shooting including the reenactment and promotion of the historical Old West heritage of the United States in all its ethnic, social and occupational diversity.

37. HereUare LAHA fosters an understanding of history through the performing arts; Search engine and directory of the historical reenactment community. http://www.hereuare.com/pnet_dir.php?dir=Recreation/Living_History

38. Gigablast Search Results Organization for those involved in historical reenactment. LAHA fosters anunderstanding of history through the performing arts; programs http://dir.gigablast.com/Recreation/Living_History/

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Recreation By Historical Region By Time Period ... Shopping Related Categories: Society: History Science: Social Sciences: Archaeology: Periods and Cultures This category in other languages: Brezhoneg Czech Dutch French ... Association of Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (ALHFAM) Organization for those involved in historical reenactment. Membership information, links, glossary and bibliography, employment postings, regional meetings, and board of directors. Category: Regional: North America: United States: Ohio: Localities: N: North Bloomfield Category: Reference: Museums: Museum Resources: Organizations www.alhfam.org [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Oct 20 2004 Jacksonville Scottish Highland Games Jacksonville Scottish Highland Games. Clans, athletics, highland dancing, Scottish Dog breeds,Pipe Bands, Food. www.geocities.com/jshg_2000/ [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 27 2005 - modified: Mar 08 2003 Lively Arts History Association (LAHA) Based in Southern California, LAHA fosters an understanding of history through the performing arts; programs

39. Gigablast Search Results Society History historical Personages (23); arts performing arts programs and living history reenactment events; photos, contact information. http://dir.gigablast.com/Recreation/Living_History/Historical_Impersonators/

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Recreation Personages Related Categories: Recreation: Guns: Competition Shooting: Cowboy: Cowboy Reenactors Society: History: Historical Personages Arts: Performing Arts: Performers: Impersonators R J Lindsey Actor portrays various historical figures, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Johann Sebastian Bach, Carr Van Anda, and Biblical characters from the Hebrew and Greek scriptures; biographical and contact information, performance schedule. www.jolaf.com/lindsey/ [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Jan 31 2002 SoloTogether New England-based organization of reenactors who portray political figures from Nineteenth and Twentieth Century America. Membership information, list of characters, events schedule, photos. Category: Arts: Performing Arts: Theatre: Troupes and Companies: North America: United States: Massachusetts www.gis.net/~mtf/solo.htm [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Apr 02 2005 Nineteenth Century Programs Roger Hellesvig portrays Ole Oleson, a Norwegian immigrant in Nineteenth Century Minnesota, for educational

40. About The Wood River Horse Thieves The reenactments are portrayals of events, which unfolds a wealth of education and Cultivate the same, with the highest standards of performing arts; http://www.woodriverhorsethieves.com/about.htm

The "Wood River Horse Thieves" was incorporated in the state of Wyoming, as a public benefit, non-profit corporation on January 8, 2001. The performers feel in order to claim the country's past for the present and future, one digs up those fragmented roots of history that lies buried deep within the soul of the states, so peoples of all ages may enjoy the richness of their heritage. Our view is to share history with all wherever and whenever. The purpose for which we were organized is to perform Old West living history and/or reenactments. The reenactments are portrayals of events, which unfolds a wealth of education and values. They depict a time of great exploration, personal risks, hardships and bountiful success. What sets us apart from other reenactment organizations is we specialize in creating performances customized to specific events, areas or companies. However, we do have several reenactments that can be used anywhere. We are a professional organization with hours of research to make sure history portrayed is authentic, accurate and articulate. BACK TO TOP MISSION "The Wood River Horse Thieves mission is to entertain, educate and inform the public about those who developed the American Frontier. We are dedicated to preserving historical heritage, the pioneer spirit, cultures of the indigenous people and the Old West Legends. Honor the past with hope for the future."

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