ON THE FRINGE: Revolving Spaces

POSTED: Saturday, September 10, 2011, 1:20 PM

The exhibition begins in quaint Bardascino Park in the heart of Bella Vista. A mysteriously graceful dance unfolds around you, using things like a picnic table to fuse the performance with the park. Before you know it you're listening to a spoken word piece on the steps of an adjacent church. Then a mellow strut along League street captivates you before you triumphantly parade down Kimball street to Dixie tunes and dancers encouraging you to join them in one final celebration.

Through Sept. 11, $12, Bardascino Park, 10th and Carpenter streets, MORE INFO HERE.

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