SRP 2025 Performance Descriptions

Cameron Zvara:

Join us for an afternoon of FUN with Comedy Magician & Entertainer- Cameron Zvara! Cameron's show is filled with mind blowing magic, comedy, juggling, music, and TONS of audience participation. You do not want to miss out!

Sloan Museum: 

Cellophane Shadows: Investigate the science behind light, reflection, and shadows with flashlights, mirrors, and shadow puppets. Use cellophane and cardboard to make your own colorful shadow creation to keep!

The Music Lady:

Color Your World with Music: Everyone will jump for joy with engaging music activities all about color! Plenty of scarves for dancing, plenty of games to play and imagine with and plenty of live music with guitar, ukulele, and rhythm instruments!

Midland Center for the Arts:

Nature’s Palette: Unlock the secrets of the color spectrum and celebrate everything found in nature! From the vivid hues of flowers to the different pigments that are derived from plants and minerals, learn the role color plays in natural sciences and art through an interactive workshop and hands-on activities. Recommended for grades 3-5.

Mark Crilley:

Calling All Artists: Mark Crilley's How to Draw Workshop: In this fast-paced, fun and informative workshop, published graphic novelist Mark Crilley shows those in attendance the tricks of the trade by way of three-to-four tutorials. Everything is presented at an easel, where Crilley leads library patrons in step-by-step, easy-to-follow lessons. Many of the lessons are tailored specifically to those in attendance, with the content of the lesson created on the spot, based on the suggestions of the patrons.

Science Alive:

Science Alive, the hands-on science education organization, has long established itself at the forefront of Michigan's educational resources. Through personalized, interactive presentations with live reptiles, amphibians, birds, and mammals, Science Alive brings the study of science to life.

Kinetic Sculptures:
Put your artwork in motion while designing and building a kinetic sculpture. Build simple mechanical cranks, cams, and linkages out of cardboard and use them to make your sculpture move.