It was the usual school dispersal, and all the children were walking with their guardians who had come to pick them up, chattering away about their day’s happenings.

The Peninsula International Dance Festival, taking place July 19-20, brings together 21 companies and 250 dancers, representing cultures on five continents.

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TV Tonight concludes a visit to Zombies set by hearing about how craft departments bring character and story to life.