Cultural Crossroads’ 15th annual festival will once again feature The Great Talent Search on Saturday, April 25th at ‘The Farm’ in Minden. More than 600 students are expected to compete for the coveted title of “Most Talented Student” while one of the parish schools will be named ‘Most Talented School.”
Students K-12 from Minden, Doyline and Sibley schools will be given an opportunity to showcase their talent during open auditions Saturday, March 28th from 9am -12N at Minden High School auditorium.
Students from the Springhill area from elementary through high school will have an audition on Saturday, March 21st from 9am -12n at Browning Elementary.
Three students will be selected from each school to advance to the finals to be held during the festival. Central Elementary will host their own in-house talent show and the winners in their divisions will advance to the festival.
Open audition forms are available on line by logging on to Cultural Crossroads website at www.artsinminden.com. Forms will also be delivered to every school in Webster during the next week. However, registration can be made via email or phone. To register your child, call Angelique Feaster at 745-2787 or email a_feaster@hotmail.com or you can call Ejay Colvin at 518-4176 or email ejaycolvin@aol.com. Deadline to register is Thursday, March 26th. Performance times for Saturday’s open audition at Minden High School will be assigned prior to Saturday. It is important to remember that the performance selections used for the open audition must be the same for the finals to be held the festival on Saturday, April 25th.
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