A quartet from the Virginia Symphony performed two shows
of "The Big Bad Musical Wolf."
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The performance was written especially for children and was interactive, with characters including pigs, a duck,
a cat, hunters, and of course, the famous Peter. |
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The flute was the smallest instrument played;
the double bass, the largest.
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A bassoon and trombone rounded out the group,
complete with narrator.
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Even as the day wore on, our volunteers kept
their smiles and energy!
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First Presbyterian Church Hampton provided an amazing
number of volunteers, including their very own new pastor,
the Rev. Dr. Cynthia Higgins (right).
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The Will Call Table processed guests arriving as late at 3 p.m.!
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Piloting a full-size airplane—a perfect mother-son activity!
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Local magician Treybo performed his "unique oddities"
with balloon art for an hour and a half.
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Treybo's Spider-man renderings seemed to be
some of his most popular!
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 Treybo creating a balloon
belt to match a girl's red shirt.
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Volunteer and Board Member
Jen Denton with a new friend,
who offered to help us
control the flow of people
waiting for balloon art
(and she did a great job!).
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Dads were really involved with
the exhibits... and sometimes
the kids even got a turn!
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