Text Box: GLEN ECHO PARK ACTIVITIES Text Box: ADVENTURE THEATRE All-time favorites of Aesop’s Fables January 21-February 26 Weekends at 1:30 and 3:30 Tickets: $7.00 Call 301-320-5331 Text Box: THE PUPPET THEATRE Tales of Beatrix Potter January 14-February 19 Aladdin (and his wonderful lamp) February 22-April 9 Wednesday through Friday, 10:00 & 11:30 Saturdays & Sundays, 11:30 & 1:00 Tickets: $7.00 Call 301-320-6668 Text Box: EVENTS AT THE PARK DANCES HELD WEEKLY IN THE RENOVATED SPANISH BALLROOM: Friday Night Dances—contras, square and country mixers. Beginners welcome. $7. 8:30-11:30 Saturday Night Dances—swing, cajun/zydeco, salsa. $12. 9:00-midnight SundayAfternoon Tea Dances—waltzes, swing, cajun/zydeco. $7 or $10. 3:30-6:00 Sunday Night Dances—contra, square, folk. Forexperienced dancers. 7:30-10. $9 Text Box: YELLOW BARN STUDIO & GALLERY Individual and group art exhibits can be viewed every Saturday and Sunday from noon-5:00 p.m. Exhibits change weekly. (The Gallery is temporarily located on the third floor of the main arcade building.) Text Box: WHEN SNOW FALLS…. University Ave. is the designated Snow Emergency Route for the Town of Glen Echo. When snow is anticipated, residents are asked to park only on the northeast side of University Ave., the side nearest MacArthur Blvd. or on the side streets. There should be NO PARKING on the river side of University Ave. This will enable snow plows to keep a wide section of the roadway clear to permit fire and rescue access to town. Text Box: PARK NEWS The Yellow Barn construction is on schedule. An old wall was found underground while excavating for the basement. It may be too old to be saved, Glen Echo Park Site Manager Kym Elder told the town council last month, but its discovery could affect the possibility of constructing a full basement. The park would like to get reaction from the public for the proposed change in entry and egress from Oxford Rd., Ms. Elder said. The park would like to have public meetings and then have the various options on display at the park before making a decision. She said the aqueduct might pose a problem for a direct access option from MacArthur Blvd. --Vickie Hewitt