Events for May 19th, 2013

Full-length modern version of holiday classic is presented by 108 local dance students and the dancers of G2, the pre-professional company of Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre and follows the same general storyline as the original, but with a uniquely different twist -- in which Klara is portrayed as a homeless orphan girl who discovers the true meaning of the season through the gift and giving spirit of a homeless man.

Hosted by Theron Smith. Roots, dancehall and more.

Hosts: Claude Brissart and De ja Voodoo.

Dog shark touch pool, bonnethead sharks, penguins, seahorses and more.

Four-sided LED animated display by Julian Opie installed outside the tavern.

More than 1,800 pieces of art and memorabilia that reflect the final meal Jesus Christ had with his disciples. Open for tours by appointment only.

Books as art is the theme of this exhibit by students from the Book Arts program at Herron School of Art and Design. Instructor, artist and bookmaker Karen Baldner guided students through an intensive hands-on immersion into the book arts, leading to fanciful creations that are at once literary, visual and historical.

Small Paintings and Prints.

Kids Who Care of Bethel Lutheran Church will host in Memory of Makenzie Tank, daughter of Andy and Kelly Tank, and twin sister of Abbie Tank, as part of the National Lemonade Days weekend.

Public art installation outside center by internationally acclaimed artist. Sculptures are "Free Money," "Male Tourist" and "Female Tourist."