OV Presents 9th Annual Spring Performing Arts Concert, OVation
“A Night at the Movies” to showcase a variety of music and dances performed by individuals in the Boyd Gaming Fine & Performing Arts Program at OV.
LAS VEGAS – Opportunity Village clients will showcase their talents onstage at the organization’s 9th Annual Spring Performing Arts Concert, OVation: A Night at the Movies, on Thursday, May 23 at 6:00 p.m. at the Opportunity Village Ralph & Betty Engelstad Campus located at 6050 S. Buffalo Drive.
This year’s theme will showcase a collection of music and dances representing a variety of styles and themes you have probably seen on the big screen! Each piece is performed by individuals in Opportunity Village’s Boyd Gaming Fine and Performing Arts Program.
“OVation is something our performing artists look forward to all year long. They love being on stage and have been practicing for months,” said Sarah Quinn, Senior Manager of Prevocational Services. “These artists embrace the opportunity to showcase their talents and I am impressed by them every single year. Nothing would please them, or me, more than filling every seat in the auditorium.”
OVation: A Night at the Movies is a free, family-friendly concert open to the public with food and beverages available for purchase. For more information about OVation please contact Sarah Quinn at (702) 262-1515 or quinns@opportunityvillage.org.
About Opportunity Village
Nevada’s largest employer of people with disabilities, Opportunity Village serves more than 2,000 individuals annually, providing vocational training, employment, habilitation and social recreation programs and services that make their lives more purposeful and interesting.
Opportunity Village citizens – individuals who were previously considered unemployable – work at Opportunity Village’s Employment Resource Centers and in jobs throughout the community, collectively earning wages amounting to more than $3.7 million in 2016. They are hard-working and diligent, proudly paying taxes and happily leading more fulfilling lives.
Primarily a self-funded organization, Opportunity Village generates the majority of its operational funding through its employment contracts and fundraising efforts such as the Magical Forest and Great Santa Run, saving Nevada taxpayers more than $37 million annually.
Press Contacts
Jenna Greene, R&R Partners
Jenna.greene@rrpartners.com
702.228.0222 / 702.318.4289
Kristin Hoxie, Opportunity Village
hoxiek@opportunityvillage.com
702.572.2734 / 702.880.4043
