Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Rural Arts Alliance, Rebecca Catelinet, spoke in this episode about a new project in Johnstown called Hope Springs Eternal: The Holocaust Project. As a part of this project, there will be a community performance of the Broadway smash hit Fiddler on the Roof on November 1st and 2nd at the Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center.
Dance along to this toe-tapping performance, and make sure to visit From Darkness to Light: Mosaic Art of Hope from Tragedy at the Pasquerilla Center. This exhibition features a mosaic that pays homage to the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in 2018.
Rebecca also discusses the mission of the project, and what she hopes people will gain from this project.
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