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Our Stories, Our Songs Recap

The logo for Our Stories, Our Stongs is placed at the left. On the right are headshots of (left to right) J. Harrison Ghee, Elizabeth Stanely, and Tony Yazbeck.

Our Stories, Our Songs was the culminating event of Arts Ignite’s Arts in Education Week celebration (September 11-17th) supporting arts education.  Annually, this week celebrates the transformative power of the arts in classrooms and the impact it has on young people. It was an honor to commemorate the week surrounded by our Art’s Ignite community.

The beautiful sunlight shining through the venue reflected the warmth and intimate connection we felt with everyone there. As we continue to celebrate arts education, we hope the stories shared by Tony, J., and Elizabeth stay with you and inspire you to support the arts in your daily lives. 

With music supervision by acclaimed Music Director and our founder Mary-Mitchell Campbell, we heard the voices of Tony award nominee Tony Yazbeck (Flying Over Sunset, Finding Neverland, Chicago), Grammy award-winning and Tony award nominee Elizabeth Stanley (Jagged Little Pill, On the Town, Million Dollar Quartet), and J. Harrison Ghee (Some Like It Hot, Kinky Boots, Mrs. Doubtfire). 

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Arts Ignite’s Arts in Education Week celebration lasts through Saturday, September 24.

*With a donation of $25 or more during our Arts in Education Week celebration, you will be entered to win an Arts Ignite t-shirt! At the end of September, five winners will be selected. If you would like to enter the drawing without donating, please contact development@artsignite.org.

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