 Whole
Foods in Overland Park, KS will donate to Accessible Arts 5% of all sales
receipts on Tuesday, November 7th. This is a part of Whole Foods' “Taste
of the Holidays” Community Day. |
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invite you to stop by the store to make a purchase and visit with our staff
and volunteers. Whole Foods provides the snack foods used in our progamming
for children with and without disabilities. These include 99
Drums and Accessible
Arts Summer Camp. There is no better place than Whole Foods
to purchase wholesome canned goods for your family and holiday food baskets.
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| A
display of art by students by children with disabilities from Horizon Academy
can be viewed all month at Whole Foods, beginning November 4. There will
also be an Accessible Arts display of photographs depicting children's work
with ceramics, visual art, trails trips, the 99 Drums multi-cultural
drumming and dancing workshops, and Accessible Arts Summer Camp.
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| Did
you know? Accessible Arts is celebrating our 25th Anniversary!!! Did you
know? In the Kansas City Metropolitan area and the State of Kansas, Accessible
Arts is the only non-profit organization that presents training and programming
specifically to help ensure that children with disabilities have opportunities
to enjoy and participate in arts programming. (Our current training program
for artists, educators and community arts providers is called Creating
Arts for All. We believe in inclusive education, and our programs
for children include a good mix of children with and without disabilities.
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