South America inspires Bashaw art fest
Date: 05/15/2009
by: Michael Eng | Executive Editor
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Bashaw students performed several authentic South American dances. -
Libby Oliver learned how to spin alpaca fur from expert Gordon Kuhn. -
Robert Long performed with the Bashaw music team. -
Dancer Kayla Saletnik was thrilled to perform for a packed house. -
Oscar Valencia worked hard to perfect his dance steps. -
Jacob Curran performed on the wooden xylophone. -
Jean Woodward displayed her spinning technique at the Bashaw Art and Music Festival. -
Elezar Tonev delighted audiences with his enthusiasm. -
Elise Spiller was among Bashaw's talented dancers.
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