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Woodruff Arts Center Family Fun Day

Target Free Family Fun Day at Woodruff Arts Center

Cameron Jones, 6, Kendall Jones, 2 and mom Courtney Jones of Atlanta, work on Mosaic artwork during the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon. Patrons attending could listen to concerts by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, preview upcoming performances by the Alliance Theater and have free admission to Dali: The Late Work exhibit at the High Musuem. Various hands on activities and roving entertainers were also in attendance. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Thousands attended the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon.The Woodruff Arts Center campus, located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta houses four renowned arts organizations including Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, High Museum of Art, and Young Audiences. Since 1968, Woodruff Arts Center has served more than 30 million patrons and annually offers more than 3,300 performances and exhibitions. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Harry Clay with LPA decorates a cookie for Charlie McDonough, 4, of Marietta at the Target Family Fun Day at Woodruff Arts Center Sunday.Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Thousands attended the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday October 10 2010. Patrons attending could listen to Discover Next Generation concerts by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, watch previews of upcoming performances by the Alliance Theater and experience free admission to Dali: The Late Work exhibition at the High Musuem. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

ATLANTA Naya Lewis, 8 of Douglasville, tries out a French Horn held by volunteer Hanna Choi of Atlanta during a "petting zoo" of various instruments sponsored by the Atlanta Symphony during the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

There was a long line of people for the free Dali exhibit at the High Musuem during the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon.

Conductor Jere Flynt leads the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra during a concert during the Target Free Family Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon. The Woodruff Arts Center campus houses four renowned arts organizations including Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, High Museum of Art, and Young Audiences.Since 1968, Woodruff Arts Center has served more than 30 million patrons and annually offers more than 3,300 performances and exhibitions. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Mercedes Johnson, 10,of Lithonia, tries out a violin during a "petting zoo" of various instruments sponsored by the Atlanta Symphony during the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Samuel Clemons (Mark Twain) portrayed by Casey Hoesktra with Georgia Shakespeare entertains kids at the Target Family Fun Day at Woodruff Arts Center Sunday.Since 1968,the Woodruff Arts Center has served more than 30 million patrons and annually offers more than 3,300 performances and exhibitions. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Juggler Ron Anglin with Young Audiences entertains patrons at the Target Family Fun Day at Woodruff Arts Center Sunday. The Woodruff Arts Center campus, located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta houses four renowned arts organizations including Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, High Museum of Art, and Young Audiences. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

Ebenezer Scrooge portrayed by John Curran of the Alliance Theater gave patrons a taste of the play, "A Christmas Carol" which opens November 26 and runs through December 24. People attending the Target Free Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon, could listen to concerts by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, preview upcoming performances by the Alliance Theater and experience free admission to Dali: The Late Work exhibit at the High Museum. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

ATLANTA Kaden Patterson, 4, of Riverdale watches members of the Georgia Shakespeare group entertain during the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday.

Conductor Jere Flynt and vocalist Wendy Bennett take a bow with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra following a Discover Next Generation concert during the Target Free Family Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

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Cameron Jones, 6, Kendall Jones, 2 and mom Courtney Jones of Atlanta, work on Mosaic artwork during the Target Family Fun Day at the Woodruff Arts Center Sunday afternoon. Patrons attending could listen to concerts by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, preview upcoming performances by the Alliance Theater and have free admission to Dali: The Late Work exhibit at the High Musuem. Various hands on activities and roving entertainers were also in attendance. Kent D. Johnson, kdjohnson@ajc.com

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