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Shakespeare Festival

Shakespeare

Explore the World of Shakespeare

The Shakespeare Festival is an annual event that celebrates the life and legacy of one of history’s most influential playwrights. Students have the opportunity to learn about Shakespeare’s works, the period in which he lived, and the historical context that shaped his writing.

In 2027 Shakespeare Festival is March 24-25.

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FLVS Webinar Series

Students can participate in our interactive webinar series, which offers a range of engaging activities. From reading scenes alongside fellow students to creating Shakespeare‑themed Mad Libs and exploring the castles featured in his works, this light‑hearted series is designed to make learning enjoyable and accessible. 

2027 webinar series details will be updated once we have additional information.

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Why Attend?

Students gain:

  • Deep understanding of Shakespearean literature and history
  • Interactive learning experiences that bring classic plays to life
  • Connection with fellow Shakespeare enthusiasts
  • Educational enrichment in a supportive, engaging environment

If you're interested in joining this club, or any other club, visit the Clubs and Activities page. For more information, contact studentactivities@flvs.net.

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