The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is launching a new, free performing arts series for Spring Break.
“As part of our nonprofit mission, we are proud to provide families with free access to high-quality performing arts experiences,” said Ashley Gravois, assistant director of arts outreach, in a statement. “Arts Break creates a new opportunity for children and parents to experience the arts together during Spring Break.”
The free family-friendly arts performances are in The Pavilion’s Event Center and no registration is required.
• March 9 — Mezclada Dance Company: Percussive Movement — Featuring live band Melvin Johnson & The Electro-Akoustic
• March 11 — Great Works Theatre: Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus — Based on the award-winning children’s book and with artists of Great Works Theatre from Chicago.
• March 13 — Lucas Miller, The Singing Zoologist — Learn about metamorphosis, pollination, ocean food chains, arthropods and more with hilarious songs, dazzling animations and accurate science.
• March 17 — Ars Lyrica: Maria’s Magical Music Adventure — Maria’s Magical Music Adventure transports audiences back in time alongside Maria and a magical musician as they travel to Venice, Italy, to meet Antonio Vivaldi, who has just written The Four Seasons.
• March 18 — The Magik Theatre: Red Riding Hood — The Magik Theatre from San Antonio brings its hilarious, fast-paced twist on Red Riding Hood.
Pre-show activities will take place before each performance.
“Designed as the perfect out-of-the-house activity during Spring Break, Arts Break features both morning and afternoon performances each day, making it easy for families to attend regardless of their schedule,” according to Pavilion information.
For morning performances, doors open at 10 a.m. with the show at 10:30 a.m. For afternoon performances, doors open at 3 p.m. with the show at 3:30 p.m.