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    Tales from Town: Flagstaff’s Haunted History
    told through modern dance

    October 23, 2020No Comments
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    Canyon Movement CompanyFlagstaff AZ (October 23, 2020) – Do you know the ghosts who haunt our mountain town? The resident spirits at The Monte Vista Hotel? Morton Hall at NAU? Spirits in the graveyard? Those who are departed but not yet gone? Want a fun frightful night to get you in the Halloween spirit? DANCES about our unseen residents will keep you looking over your shoulder. Our teen-age ghost-hunters will take us around town to find our friendly, or not so friendly ghosts.

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    Photo by Sean Openshaw

    Canyon Movement Company’s 2019 Halloween Concert is back as a virtual performance. Fun music and costumes assist this noted dance company as they present a lively, fun, and sometimes creepy concert for everyone. Come see a collection of dances about the things that give you chills.

    The video link will be released on Thursday night October 29 and will stay open until November 1. The link will be available on our social media:

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    • www.canyonmovementcompany.org
    •  www.facebook.com/canyonmovement
    • @canyonmovementcompany

    Please make a donation (suggested $5-10) if you can to help us continue to create and present dance in our community.    https://canyonmovementcompany.org/cmc/support-us

    This performance is supported in part by funds from the City of Flagstaff and Flagstaff Arts Council, the Arizona Commission on the Arts with funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, and private donors.

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