An audience sat transfixed in a dimly lit room. At center stage was the band Flowers Of The Nile and Tezrah playing hypnotic rhythms entreating the audience to listen. Suddenly an air of mystery filled the room. A woman wound, shimmied, swirled, waved her arms in a snake-like pattern and swiveled her hips in figure-eights. Her mystical, fluid movements seemed to conduct unseen energy. A sensual dance of mysterious origins began. Welcome to the art of belly dancing. The Belly Dance Showcase held Sunday, started at 7 p.m. in the Fair Oaks Community Clubhouse. Flowers of the Nile and Tezrah provided the live music for the evening. The showcase featured 20 dancers and four dance troupes. Egy

  Fairytale Town opened its gates on Thursday for a special After Hours event, the Once Upon a Night: Moonlight Costume Ball, just for adults. The event was open to adults 18 years of age and older and featured live music, a DJ, dancing, two themed bars, food and beverage, a henna artist, and more.   Fairytale Town continues to promote the imagination, creativity and education of children as their core mission.  However, its After Hours programming will help develop an avenue to reach new audiences, and raise funds to support the park's programs for children and families.  "So many Sacramentans remember coming to Fairytale Town as children, and hold fond memories of the park.  We want to