Home for the Holidays

The roving band of modern-day Troubadours have happened upon the scene, just as your Holiday Party is beginning. They entertain your guests during your dinner, with musicians strolling from table to table serenading your guests.
After the meal, the Troubadours turn to a more energetic show -- with songs sacred and light-hearted, some tall tales and European-style clown humor, some dancing -- and maybe even opportunities for your guests to try their hand at, say, a waltz, or a belly dance, or even a Bulgarian Fire Dance!
You'll feast your ears and eyes and mind on glorious music and dance from throughout the world, unexpected magic and the unusual comedies and humor the troubadours have brought to the gathering!

Or... if you're looking for something quiet and meaningful: Holiday melodies from around the world: some well-known, others you've never heard before.

A Troubadour's Halloween

Summer Fun

The Troubadours arrive onstage in bright European ethnic costumes - and begin playing a Turkish tune. Soon the kids are taught to clap as some troupe members dance.
Next the children are up, being taught a Croatian circle dance. After dancing (walking and running) in circles, they sit, satisfied to rest in the grass for a moment while watching one brave soul stand still while a Troubadour attempts to push a sword thr ough her (or his) neck.
After another strenuous bout of dancing, the children re-enact a Moroccan water-squirting celebration...using teeny water pistols!
Later they will throw (fake) gold coins at each other -- a Romanian custom which celebrates the defeat of the dreaded Milk Vampires.