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Arts Night
Date: 1/19/2009 Album ID: 674310
Photos by TONY SIMMONS / The News Herald
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The Unitarian Universalist Church in Panama City had its annual Arts Night on Jan. 16, with literary readings, piano performance, and dances by members of the Panama City Belly Dance troupe.
The crowd enjoyed refreshments during the event.
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News Herald Online Editor Tony Simmons and Panama City writer Chris Arrant pose.
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A dancer who goes by the name of Seh'Layha performed a dance with a gray rat snake. She is also the leader of the Lotus Troupe.
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A dancer who goes by the name of Seh'Layha performed a dance with a gray rat snake. She is also the leader of the Lotus Troupe.
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A dancer who goes by the name of Seh'Layha performed a dance with a gray rat snake. She is also the leader of the Lotus Troupe.
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A dancer who uses the name Badra moved into the audience during her performance.
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GCCC professor and writer Lynn Wallace shared poetry from his forthcoming book.
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Artist Jim Wilson displayed some of his abstract work and talked with visitors.
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Stephanie danced with veils and an umbrella in a Gothic costume, using music by steampunk band Abney Park.
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Stephanie danced with veils and an umbrella in a Gothic costume, using music by steampunk band Abney Park.
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Stephanie danced with veils and an umbrella in a Gothic costume, using music by steampunk band Abney Park.
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Jeanine Dr. Jazz Normand from Fairhope, Ala., played blues, swing, boogie-woogie and jazz.
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Stephanie and Seh'Layha
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A dancer who goes by the name Alzubra, from Panama City Belly Dance.
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