Fall Arts Preview 2023: Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues, Jazz Music
An incredible array of live music at D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia concert halls, clubs and theaters for every taste.
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Wharton Center announces 2023-'24 performing arts season
Tickets are now on sale at whartoncenter.com/events.
Source: lansingstatejournal.com
Want to hear some 'Jazz in the Garden' in DC this summer? Weekly lottery will determine whether you get in
Starting this year, citing high demand, organizers for “Jazz in the Garden” are rolling out a free weekly lottery system for passes to attend performances.
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Jazz in the Garden Announces Its Summer Concerts
The popular concert series starts May 19. This year, tickets will be given out by a lottery system.
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Source: washingtonian.com
Jazz in the Garden Announces 2023 Schedule, Ticket Lottery System – NBC4 Washington
The National Gallery of Art says Jazz in the Garden tickets will be distributed via a lottery system in 2023.
Source: nbcwashington.com
The curtain rises again: UMass Fine Arts Center returns to live programming
The Fine Arts Center at the University of Massachusetts, like so many arts venues during the pandemic, had to resort to online productions beginning in the early spring of 2020. Planning for the 2020-2021 season, already well into the works, had to be...
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The curtain rises again: UMass Fine Arts Center returns to live programming
The Fine Arts Center at the University of Massachusetts, like so many arts venues during the pandemic, had to resort to online productions beginning in the early spring of 2020. Planning for the 2020-2021 season, already well into the works, had to be...
Source: amherstbulletin.com