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Hatch adds she appreciates the school’s embrace of music and art as part of the overall curriculum and not just as extracurricular activities. She works with the performing arts teacher to stage annual musicals in which all elementary school students are cast, and whose subject matter sometimes dovetails with what they’re learning in class. “It’s a bonding experience for a class to sing and dance together,” she says. “They develop a sense of working as a group, which is critical in today’s workforce.”.

“Ceremony is something that is sacred to our people and it’s just a way of life and living can be a celebration where we share with different tribes ballet bag/ ballet tote bag/ ballerina lunch bag/ personalized ballet bag/ girls purse/ girls dance bag to join in and pray with us,” Munoz said, Kanyon Sayers-Roods, the daughter of Anne Marie Sayers, stays involved by attending California Native gatherings across the state or by taking on an activist role at various conferences, She resides in San Jose and is a contemporary artist and graphic designer who uses her profession as a mechanism to explore her identity..

“Cinderella”: Acclaimed annual holiday show by African-American Shakespeare Company; Dec. 7-22; Buriel Clay Theatre, San Francisco; $12.50-$37.50; www.African-AmericanShakes.org. Killing My Lobster Winter Follies: Presented by the San Francisco improv troupe, with caroling by the Boneless Children Foundation; Dec. 12-15; Z Space, San Francisco; $20; www.killingmylobster.com. “A Sweet Noel”: Bay Area cabaret singer Craig Jessup stars in this musical revue featuring songs Noel Coward, Stephen Sondheim, the Gershwins, Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart and more; Dec. 17-22; Aurora Theatre, Berkeley; $32-$50; www.auroratheatre.org.

LOS ANGELES — “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” star Alfonso Ribeiro is suing the creators of Fortnite and NBA 2K for using his famous dance on the popular video games, In separate lawsuits filed Monday in federal court, Ribeiro alleges that Fortnite-maker Epic Games and 2K Sports-creator Take-Two Interactive used his dance dubbed “The Carlton Dance” without permission or credit, Ribeiro’s dance was popularized through his character, Carlton Banks, on the 1990s sitcom, Ribeiro says North Carolina-based Epic Games and Delaware-based Take Two used his dance he first performed on a 1991 “Fresh Prince” episode, ballet bag/ ballet tote bag/ ballerina lunch bag/ personalized ballet bag/ girls purse/ girls dance bag He’s asking for a judge’s order to stop both games from using his moves..

Miles away, however, another famous lodge pays homage to a different way of life. The Thunderbird Lodge is a symbol of the wealthy who developed Tahoe’s shoreline, 29 percent of which lies in Nevada because of a mapping error. Whittell’s family built a fortune through San Francisco real estate. The scion took $50 million out of the stock market to build in Tahoe and also a secluded 50-acre estate in Woodside that now is Kings Mountain Vineyards. Whittell intended to erect waterfront palaces and a casino in the 1930s when purchasing 40,000 acres, which included 27 miles of shoreline. Those plans faded because the strapping Whittell didn’t care for people. Instead of developing, the San Francisco millionaire “gave us the whole eastern shore in pristine condition,” says Sue Bernheisel, the volunteer coordinator for Thunderbird Lodge Preservation Society, which owns and manages the property.


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