Turn, Turn, Turn
TURN, TURN, TURN
The Story of Pete Seeger
““You’ll have to see The Vanaver Caravan to believe the high professional skills they have developed to bring out the old folk traditions - and then to see how they make the audience feel part of the show. In the end, everyone is on their feet cheering!””
Where You Can See Turn Turn Turn
Previews of the Show
This Performance is available for booking
About this Production
Turn Turn Turn is comprised of more than 20 of Pete’s beloved songs, from children’s tunes to activist anthems, including We Shall Overcome, Big Muddy, Wimoweh, Where Have All the Flowers Gone, and of course, Turn Turn Turn.
The show includes a variety of dance styles, from clogging to swing and Zulu gumboot dancing, and uses historical photos and recordings to take viewers on a journey through American history. Audiences leave the theater humming Pete’s timeless songs, moved by his enduring message, and inspired to make our world a better place.
Turn Turn Turn Galleries
Lois Greenfield Photo shoot 2017
Darial Sneed / Downtown Dance Festival 2013
A Note From The Company
Pete stood for people of every race, color, age, and gender. He worked tirelessly to fight climate change and raise awareness about the environment. He believed that the only way to create change was through love, and art, and understanding. Song by song, he whittled away hatred and intolerance, and showed people the powerful, lasting, and positive effect that music, dance, and celebration can have on a society. We stand with Pete, and we will honor his vision towards peace with every step we take and song we sing.
--The Vanaver Caravan
Every first Sunday of the month, we will be streaming a concert from The Vanaver Caravan Archives for our communities to enjoy. Get cozy and enjoy our dance and music from your homes! For the first installment of our series, we share last year’s performance of Turn Turn Turn: The Story of Pete Seeger, from the Bardavon Opera House. The show features special guests, Tom Chapin, Maria Muldaur, Happy Traum, the Southern Dutchess Coalition Choir, and the Beacon High School choir.