A sandpiper stands beside a horseshoe crab on a wet sandy shore, with event details for "The Crab and The Knot" performance below.

Arpeggione Ensemble

General Admission

Experience a multimedia performance for all ages combining storytelling, art, music, and science. Told through a fable-like story, &quot;The Crab and the Knot&quot; explores the intertwined survival of the horseshoe crab -- often called a &ldquo;living fossil&rdquo; -- and the migratory red knot shorebird, whose epic migration depends on horseshoe crab spawning cycles along the Atlantic coast. The program invites audiences into an emotional and sensory experience of coastal ecology by combining sound and image with science.&nbsp; The performance begins at 4:00 at the Cox Reservation barn. &nbsp; with Judith Black, storytellerMusic and text by Arpeggione EnsembleSilk Paintings by Susan Quateman&nbsp;Video by Lisa Smith This event is funded in part by the Virginia Cabot Wellington Foundation and by the Kathleen Van Demark Fund for the Great Marsh overseen by the Manship Artists Residency with support from Artists for the Great Marsh.

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Experience a multimedia performance for all ages combining storytelling, art, music, and science. Told through a fable-like story, "The Crab and the Knot" explores the intertwined survival of the horseshoe crab -- often called a “living fossil” -- and the migratory red knot shorebird, whose epic migration depends on horseshoe crab spawning cycles along the Atlantic coast. The program invites audiences into an emotional and sensory experience of coastal ecology by combining sound and image with science.  The performance begins at 4:00 at the Cox Reservation barn.   with Judith Black, storytellerMusic and text by Arpeggione EnsembleSilk Paintings by Susan Quateman Video by Lisa Smith This event is funded in part by the Virginia Cabot Wellington Foundation and by the Kathleen Van Demark Fund for the Great Marsh overseen by the Manship Artists Residency with support from Artists for the Great Marsh.

Arpeggione Ensemble

The Crab and the Knot- Cox Reservation Essex

82 Eastern Ave

General Admission

Free

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