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Oliver! at Mount Vernon Community Theatre.
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5 Things to Do with Kids in November

This Month’s Can’t-Miss Family Events.

By Editorial November 3, 2014 at 4:56 pm

Edited by Lynn Norusis

Arabian Nights at Creative Cauldron.
Photo courtesy of Brian A Jackson/shutterstock.com.

1‘Arabian Nights’
Full of mischief, valor and romance, the Arabian Nights tales have enthralled audiences for centuries. Aladdin and his wonderful lamp, Sinbad, Ali Baba and his 40 thieves all make appearances in this enchanting Learning Theater production that will sweep you away on a journey of invention and creativity. / Nov. 1-23

 

2‘The 39 Steps’
Introduce the younger generation to the works of Alfred Hitchcock’s spies at Prince William Little Theatre’s performance of “The 39 Steps,” where good guys hunt down the bad guys in a humorous tale that gives nod to other Hitchcock tales. /  Through Nov. 9

 

Oliver! at Mount Vernon Community Theatre.
Photo courtesy of Olga Popova / shutterstock.com.

3‘Oliver’
Mount Vernon Community Children’s Theatre presents this classic Charles Dickens’ tale as the audience is brought back to 19th century London where pickpockets and ruffians take center stage in a story about truth. / Nov. 14-16 & 21-23

Billy Jonas at Jammin Java.
Photo courtesy of Steve Mann.

4Billy Jonas ‘Build It Back Again’ CD Release Party
Music is everywhere and can be made from anything, as Billy Jonas shows his young audience. Common items become musical instruments as the award-winning musician brings entertainment to the stage, intriguing young ears and opening their minds to what is music. / Nov. 8

Dia De Los Muertos at Arlington At Center
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5Dia De Los Muertos
Often overlooked by candy and costumes, little ones rarely know about the significance of the Latin holiday, Day of the Dead. This exhibit by local artists will bring the cultural awareness to the forefront with a special event November 1 to include dancing and a live mariachi band. / Nov. 1-Dec. 21

 

(November 2014)

 

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