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The Singing Winds is a new storytelling series featuring traditional folklore from the many cultures and the many languages spoken by the people who live in the Kensington neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Hosted by PS 230, the Singing Winds storytelling series features both professional artists and community groups in live performances that bring to life the characters that have entertained and educated children for centuries.

Six events are scheduled for the fall of 2011.  If you are interested in having this program continue in the new year, or have any comments about the events that have already taken place, please let us know.  We welcome your ideas and suggestions.

The Singing Winds is sponsored, in part, by the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc (BAC)

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The Selfish Giant

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Jill Reinier and Annie Ferdous in The Selfish Giant and other winter tales

Why doesn’t spring come to the garden of the Selfish Giant?  Discover, with the children, why winter keeps all things from growing and blooming. And warm your heart with this enchanting fable from Bangladesh, told in both English and Bengali with painted scrolls.

Doors open at 1:30 for crafts activities.

WHEN:  2:00 p.m., Saturday December 10

WHERE:  multimedia room in PS 230′s Lower School, 425 McDonald Avenue                                  nearest subway:  F train (Church Avenue exit)

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