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The Erie Otters will host a trio of country music performers and the Great Lakes Beach Glass and Coastal Arts Festival will take place this weekend.

Speakers set to take part in the Global Summit in Erie include Karl Rove on Oct. 23, Fiona Hill on Nov. 4 and Judy Woodruff on Dec. 12.

Tom Stoppard's "Leopoldstadt" is his reckoning with Jewish culture, but it cares more for history than its characters.

Grammy-award winning artists, composers, dance companies who toured the country and many more forms of entertainment will be on display at the Allen Theater stage for the Presidential Lecture and

Semi-autobiographical work by acclaimed British playwright begins Broadway run on Sunday; follows generations of a Jewish family to tell story of assimilation and Nazi genocide

“Leopoldstadt,” which officially hits Broadway on Sunday after an award-winning London debut in 2019, follows multiple generations of a Jewish family in Vienna.

Author, humorist and social commentator Fran Lebowitz is performing at the Capitol Center for the Arts on Friday. She offered up her thoughts on New Hampshire’s motto, taking care of your shoes properly, and how to enjoy your 20s.

The show includes themes surrounding the Holocaust, intermarriage and Zionism.

As September turns to October, the region also offers scary and not-so-scary fun with "Lizzie: The Musical," "Poltergesit," "Whose Live Anyway?" and more.

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