The Phoenix Struts its Stuff!

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We couldn't be happier to feature The Phoenix puppet in this years East Atlanta Strut parade. A big thank you to everyone at The Center for Puppetry Arts and the amazing puppeteers and builders that made this special puppet come to life!


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