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PALI LEHOHLA | Phala Phala and Deokaran are reminders of Makgoba's warning in a week of Brics glory - Vimarsana News

PALI LEHOHLA | Phala Phala and Deokaran are reminders of Makgoba's warning in a week of Brics glory

The archbishop said the struggle was not over and that South Africans couldn’t simply revel in past victories

Hockaday Museum secures grant for capital project - Vimarsana News

Hockaday Museum secures grant for capital project

The Hockaday Museum of Art is moving forward with renovations to aging heating and cooling systems after receiving funding through the Montana Historic Preservation Grant program.

Grisly Find of Human Remains in a Famous Museum Diorama: Whose Skull is on Display? - Vimarsana News

Grisly Find of Human Remains in a Famous Museum Diorama: Whose Skull is on Display?

The Lion Attacking a Dromedary, formerly known as the Arab Courier Attacked by Lions, has attracted thousands of museum-goers for over a hundred years. Now it is at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, where earlier this year the famed taxidermied diorama celebrated its 150th anniversary.

Carnegie Arts Walk celebrates borough's connections to the arts - Vimarsana News

Carnegie Arts Walk celebrates borough's connections to the arts

Carnegie is the home of more than 20 businesses that in some way support the visual or performing arts, and the borough’s connections to the arts will be celebrated next

Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra turns 10, training over 1,200 for music careers - Vimarsana News

Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra turns 10, training over 1,200 for music careers

Teen musicians from the National Youth Orchestra of the USA walked onto the Carnegie Hall stage and acted in unison, much like string sections following their leaders: They pulled out cell phones and took selfies. After arriving July 1 for intensive instruction that began the following day at suburban Purchase College, performers gathered at America’s premier concert hall to play for conductor Andrew Davis in a 2,800-seat auditorium filled with many family members and friends. “I learned how the orchestra itself is a living creature,” said Yuri Lee, a 19-year-old violini...

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