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The World and Me: Caring for the Future of our Planet with Company E and Sound Impact (at National Museum of Natural History)
The World and Me program celebrates diversity found in nature, movement, and the planet with local dancers from Company | E, musicians from Sound Impact, and educators from the National Museum of Natural History. Watch a performance titled Letters to Earth, explore different hands-on activities with museum specimens, and discover ways to make an impact in taking care of Earth for future generations.
Performances are 10:20-10:50am and 11:30am-12pm.
Hands-on stations and activities are open from 10:50-11:30am.
More about Letters to Earth
The Earth is made of the magic of nature—wondrous ecosystems (biomes) which make up the world . For one special morning, the dancers and storytellers of Company | E and the Musicians of Sound Impact explore the letters written to Earth. It is a celebration and, at the same time, a cautionary tale of humans' impact on those biomes as told in the stories of “We Hear You – A Climate Archive.” Seventy-seven young people from around the world came together virtually to create and share their stories about what it’s like to be alive at this pivotal moment for our only home. Their stories are an inspiration. Come for a wondrous experience and learn about how to celebrate and heal the Earth, becoming agents of change.