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Discover Jazz Festival kicks off June 1
Diane Reeves, Bela Fleck, Jimmy Cliff, Lee Konitz and more will take the stage in Burlington.
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Artists play with 'Shadow and Light'
Summer season opens with photography by Jill Piper and pottery by Robert Segall at Atea Ring Gallery.
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Montreal Museum Day approaching
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Beatles tribute band does "Abbey Road"
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'Battleship' goes overboard on big and dumb
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Arts Express: May 24, 2012
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'Into the Woods' offers mature retelling of fairy-tale favorites
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Seton Community Theatre presents 'Best of Broadway'
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'Faust' closes Opera de Montreal season
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'Bully' emotionally powerful, painful
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Pendragon opens summer season with 'Pinocchio'
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