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Hamlet, hip hop, jazz, sacrced music, kid science, auditions, quilter - Vimarsana News

Hamlet, hip hop, jazz, sacrced music, kid science, auditions, quilter

Artist paints to express her lived experiences, profound spiritual life. Her work draws from African-American traditions and takes viewer to the past.

Gainesville's Entertainment Week Ahead — Dec. 26, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Gainesville's Entertainment Week Ahead — Dec. 26, 2021

Theater productions, Polar Express fun, concerts, local bands, art galleries and more.

Watch Final Terrapin Crossroads Concert Close With 'Ripple' - Vimarsana News

Watch Final Terrapin Crossroads Concert Close With 'Ripple'

Watch the stirring "Ripple" that ended the final concert held at Phil Lesh's Terrapin Crossroads venue on Sunday, November 21.

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2021 online festival looks for communal spirit in pandemic isolation - Vimarsana News

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2021 online festival looks for communal spirit in pandemic isolation

The organizers did their best to bring the festival's feel-good vibes to the broadcast, encouraging viewers to share their experiences on social media. 

Sound of cicadas cutting N.J. theater's outdoor season short - Vimarsana News

Sound of cicadas cutting N.J. theater's outdoor season short

Sound of cicadas cutting N.J. theater’s outdoor season short Updated 12:12 PM; Today 12:00 PM The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey holds a rehearsal of "Julius Caesar" at the Thomas H. Kean Theatre Factory in Florham Park. Monday, April 19, 2021Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share For a regional theater, performing during a pandemic brings plenty of challenges: Actors in face masks. Smaller casts due to social distancing. Moving performances outdoors. But this summer there’s something else the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey expects to face as well: cicadas. In a few wee...

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