Mango Tango Seaside Art Gallery will unveil “Sweet Dreams,” from 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Friday July 30. On view and for sale will be antique day bed headboards from Tanzania, and paintings and sculpture from the islands.

"The Wiz" is based on a retelling of L. Frank Baum's “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.”  In this version, Dorothy is a shy Harlem kindergarten teacher who, while searching for her lost dog Toto in a blizzard, is whisked to a wonderland. 

Caribbean Dance School (CDS) will give its 18^th annual spring recital on Wednesday, June 12, at Reichhold Center for the Arts.

Pistarckle Theater will offer a summer musical theater production camp from Jone 14 to July 18, culminating with the production of “The Wiz,” for children, ages nine through 18.  The second summer camp, Leadership through Theater, is planned for July 26-Aug. 20 and is for students 11-18.

The Reichhold Center for the Arts Gallery presents the photography exhibit “Haiti After the Earthquake” by Ailene Yasmin Torres, who compiled her exhibit based on photographs taken during her recent trip to Haiti to report on the devastating earthquake. 

The Roast of George Blackhall has been rescheduled to 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 14, at Coral World. The event will include a sit down dinner, fire dances throughout the evening and many friendly toasts and roasts.

Pistarckle Theater offers a course called “Poetic Beginnings” from Feb. 9 through April 1, taught by P.J. Crosby, for youth 11-18 years old.

Pistarckle Theater presents a gospel musical about six African-American women their lives, their heritage and the hats they wear. Written by Regina Taylor and adapted from the book by Michael Cunningham and Craig Marberry. Performances begin on Jan. 28.

The University of the Virgin Islands has announced the appointment of Dr. Opal Palmer Adisa as the new editor of The Caribbean Writer, an award-winning anthology published annually under the Research and Public Service component of the university.