Cirque Banquiste Presented by Lone Star Circus

 

All-New Circus Extravaganza Celebrates the Arrival of the New Year

 

Cirque Banquiste - Jessie PattersonLone Star Circus presents Cirque Banquisté!, a breathtaking, family friendly, circus extravaganza that illuminates the imagination with performances from an international galaxy of circus superstars.  Acrobats, aerialists, hand balancers, jugglers, clowns and contortionists perform together to create the most sensational circus extravaganza DFW has ever seen.  Banquisté!, a shimmering spectacular of awe-inspiring proportions, celebrates the end of 2012 and the dawn of the New Year. This dazzling new production features celebrated artists from all over the world including Argentina, Chile, Cuba, Russia and the United States.

From the moment the curtain opens, you’ll be swept away on an emotion-stirring, magical journey. Check out a review of last year’s performance. You can also learn about Lone Star Circus founder, Fanny Kerwich, an 8th generation circus performer.

Performance Schedule
Thursday, December 27 at 7:30 pm
Friday, December 28 at 7:30 pm
Saturday, December 29 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
Sunday, December 30 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
Monday, December 31 at 6:30 pm
Tuesday, January 1, 2013 at 2:00 pm

Playing at Rosewood Center for Family Arts (Dallas Children’s Theater)  from December 27th through January 1, 2013.

Could Santa be a Professional Organizer?

Santa and His Big Red Bag

How to Store and Organize Toys

by Lorraine Brock

It has always amazed me how Santa maximizes the space in his red velveteen bag for the many toys he delivers on Christmas Eve. He has to have some great organizational skills (that I must be missing) to get enough toys for children all over the world in one red bag. Since what he leaves under our tree each year takes up more space in my home then in his red bag, I wonder if I should hire Santa to organize toys when the Christmas season is over?!

Scrapbooking for a Positive Family-Image

Scrapbooking with Family

As the Holidays Approach, Start a New Family Tradition with Scrapbooking

By Dr. Caron Goode

We are all aware of what a positive self-image can do for a person. It gives him the confidence to achieve more. It picks him up when he is down. It makes it possible for him to enjoy life to the fullest. The same holds true for families. Like individuals, every family has its ups and downs. Situations such as illness, separation, divorce, and parent-child power struggles can dent a positive family-image. One way to offset the effects of these situations is to involve the family in a group project.