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Cellist Yo-Yo Ma Plays Bach In Shadow Of Border Crossing

Apr 16, 2019/

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World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma brought his Bach Project to the sister cities of Laredo, Texas, and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.

County Executive To Eliminate Jazz Festival, Consider Smaller Events

Apr 23, 2019/

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Committee members voted to create a task force to consider the plan and report back to the full group at its May 16 meeting.

Environmental Outdoor Art Exhibition Hosted At Brookside Gardens

Apr 23, 2019/

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Special outdoor art installation will be on display throughout the month of April.

How Notre Dame inspired Henri Matisse, who depicted the cathedral as a living memory

Apr 16, 2019/

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The fire that raged through Notre Dame has made us all look at this great cathedral differently.

New National Philharmonic Season Features Literature, African American Themes

Apr 12, 2019/

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Photo Credit: Jay Mallin

In Strathmore concerts, orchestra continuing focus on education

New Round House Theatre Season Includes Two Tony Winners

Mar 29, 2019/

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Interior renovations provide ‘more interesting destination’ for arts patrons

Plaza’s Mural Designed To Celebrate Growth, Community Potential

Mar 18, 2019/

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Real estate group commissions art at Gaithersburg center, similar to Bethesda projects

Potomac’s Maggie Rose to Open for Kelly Clarkson

Mar 18, 2019/

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Kick Off her Own Tour

Reflecting a vision of diversity, New Rep names a new artistic director

Mar 21, 2019/

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Michael Bobbit will be the new artistic director at Watertown’s New Repertory Theatre

Revising ‘Big River’ for Younger Ears and Eyes

Mar 18, 2019/

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*Article Originally Published in the Washington Post, Feb. 13, 2019 Written by: Jane Horwitz After one big idea took shape, the path forward became clear for Adventure Theatre’s new hour-long, kid-friendly version of the Tony-winning 1985 Broadway musical, “Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.” In the newly titled “Huckleberry Finn’s View more

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