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FunFest brings kid-friendly entertainment to RIAF

By Heidi Kurpiela
| 4:00 a.m. October 16, 2010

Arts + Culture

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FunFest brings kid-friendly entertainment to RIAF

Zack and Tatiana Archer

Blair Bee

Aundrianna Twigg, Lisa Lynch and Brooke Gillaspy

Quillan and Kieli Maybell

Briana Martin performs with sprout

Camille and Heather Hill

RIAF staffer Gabriela Gil

Sydney Hampton and Erica Lomnitz

Leymis Bolanos Wilmott with son Charlie and Sierra Decordova

Solenne LeClainche

FST breaks into a dance — FST breaks into a dance "Happening"

FST education director Beth Duda leads a spontaneous dance — FST education director Beth Duda leads a spontaneous dance "Happening"

Canyon Cushman and Sadie Siegel

sprout's final Butoh dance performance

Cullen Marshall

Kelsey Thompson

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