ISAS Arts Festival and Spring Fling Visual and Performing Arts Events
Nearly 150 Upper Division students departed Casady's gates on Thursday to participate in the ISAS Arts Festival, the to regional arts festival that is hosted at different schools each year.
Thursday marked the opening of the 51st annual ISAS Arts Festival, which is being hosted this year at The Hockaday School in Dallas. Last year, you might remember, Casady hosted the 50th Anniversary Festival since our School was one of three founding members of this event. Today, the arts festival has grown to 3,000 participants from more than 40 member schools. The Independent Schools Association of the Southwest was founded in 1955 and includes schools located in Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Spring Fling Visual and Performing Arts Event Featuring MD and UD
This year on Thursday, April 26, the Casady Community will have the opportunity to enjoy performances and view student artwork at the Spring Fling Visual and Performing Arts Event featuring Middle and Upper Division students. The Spring Fling will begin at 5:30 p.m. with performances scheduled every 30 minutes until 7:00 p.m. in various venues within Bennett Athletic Center. Food trucks will be on campus, and families are welcome to bring blankets for picnics on the lawn near Jimmy's Concessions or dine inside at tables in the Bennett Athletic Center lobby.
All Casady families are invited to come and listen to all choirs, bands, orchestra, and scenes and monologues. The art show will be in the lobby. Please mark this date on your calendar for a special evening with our talented students and faculty.
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