The Xperience fueled by Inspire the Fire
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June 10 - 14
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The livest youth event is coming to Sumter, June 10-14, 2019. The Xperience is a weeklong performing arts camp. We are looking for youth 10-18 years old who are interested in music, drama, dance, visual art, spoken word, poetry, and rap. No auditions. No previous experience necessary. After the weeklong camp, youth will give the community an incredible performance they will not soon forget.
We just want to expose our youth to positive arts and cultural opportunities right here in our own community. The registration fee is only $20 for the entire camp. Xperience is being hosted by the Sumter County Cultural Commission. Please consider being a sponsor for this event. Register today for only $20 to get the Xperience of a lifetime. Registration ends May 31.
We just want to expose our youth to positive arts and cultural opportunities right here in our own community. The registration fee is only $20 for the entire camp. Xperience is being hosted by the Sumter County Cultural Commission. Please consider being a sponsor for this event. Register today for only $20 to get the Xperience of a lifetime. Registration ends May 31.
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Inspire the Fire Inc., is a non-profit organization committed to helping young people succeed on stage and in life. They provide students aged 10 – 19 years artistic development, life skill and community engagement coaching. They want to see our kids leave with confidence, ambition and genuine excitement for what their futures hold.
Inspire the Fire was an America’s Got Talent Season 7 Finalist, chosen as “Community Group of the Year” by Charlotte Leadership, and selected by Oprah Winfrey to perform at Maya Angelou’s memorial service. They were also honored with an “Inspire the Fire Day” by four Charlotte Mayors.
Inspire the Fire was an America’s Got Talent Season 7 Finalist, chosen as “Community Group of the Year” by Charlotte Leadership, and selected by Oprah Winfrey to perform at Maya Angelou’s memorial service. They were also honored with an “Inspire the Fire Day” by four Charlotte Mayors.
