The dynamic, vibrant and mystical melodies of the high Andes return to our stage featuring the four Lopez brothers playing more than 35 hand-made traditional instruments, from guitars and flutes to six-foot long panpipes. The music of Andes Manta resonates of civilizations past and delivers a fresh, emotionally charged listening experience that never fails to bring audiences to their feet. Join the fun of making your own panpipe and then performing on stage with Andes Manta. Panpipe workshop costs $10 and will be held in the High School Commons at 5 p.m.

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Sponsored in part by the generosity of: Tom & Chris Wiskerchen, Joe & Kathy Burnett, Russ & Nancy Dean, The Karuna Yoga Studio. Support for this project was provided through the Community Arts Grant program of the Community Foundation of North Central Wisconsin, with funds provided by the Wisconsin Arts Board, a state agency, the Community Foundation, and the B.A. & Esther Greenheck Foundation.