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region and beyond is a vast and plentiful playground, offering
everything from street music and sidewalk art to full-orchestra
performances, award-winning shows fresh from Broadway, and
curated, one-artist shows. This spring season is no exception, with
local venues joyfully reopening their doors and curtains to a public
long deprived of live entertainment. Below you’ll fi nd something to
tickle the fancy of everyone in the family, and there are even some
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