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Adapted by Jon Ludwig, directed by Clint Thornton 2009-10 Family Series You’re invited to a historical hoedown honoring American heroes that spin tales taller than a ten-gallon hat! Enjoy twangy tunes as you hear all about how Paul Bunyan and his devoted friend, Babe the Blue Ox, invent logging; how Hekeke saves her tribe from a people-eating ogre; how John Henry becomes a steel-driving man; and how Pecos Bill becomes King of the Cowboys.  Calling all pioneers, cowboys, cowgirls, lumberjacks, and lumberjills! Lookin’ to have a rootin’ tootin’ hoot of a time? During the run of Paul Bunyan & the Tall Tale Medicine Show, join us on one of the first two Saturdays in April (April 3rd & 10th) from 11am-3pm for “Frontier Days” at the Center for Puppetry Arts! Take part in some of the fun activities like Pecos Bill’s Horseback Museum Expedition, in which you can explore all that our Museum has to offer on stick-horse back, picture yourself as a pioneer in the Frontier Photo Op, or play the Tall Tale Name Game to find out what your settler pseudonym will be. Costumes are encouraged so tie on your bonnet, find a cowboy hat, or suit up as a lumberjack and come on down! Educator's Information Georgia Performance Standards for Paul Bunyan & the Tall Tale Medicine Show: PreK & K | 1st Grade | 2nd Grade | 3rd Grade | 4th Grade | 5th Grade | 6th Grade Quick links: Information on Group Rates & Field Trips Group Rates for Schools & Educational Facilities Group Rates for Non-Educational Groups  Back
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