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- Rare tree tour offered at Bartlett - Stamford Advocate
STAMFORD - A rare tree collection walking tour will be held at 11 a.m. today at Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens, 151 Brookdale Road. The tour lasts one hour and begins from the Visitor Center terrace. Participants should wear flat, comfortable walking ...
- Nothwestern Summer Music Theatre Fest. Announces Line-Up - Broadway World
Nothwestern Summer Music Theatre Fest. Announces Line-UpBroadway World, NY - 1 hour agoA world premiere musical of passion, politics and poetry, "Dangerous Beauty" tells the tumultuous tale of Veronica Franco, a notorious courtesan and poet of ...
- Sister's crowning achievement is fighting cancer - HamptonRoads.com
Three months after Niara Wynter's brother died from cancer, the 8-year-old stood in front of her classmates and told them how she planned to fight the disease. In March, her brother Brandon, 15, died of Glioblastoma multiforme, a type of brain cancer ...
- Portland native will solo with Vancouver Symphony - Columbian
Portland native Charlotte Pistor, principal soloist at the Salzburg Cathedral in Austria, will make her debut with the Vancouver Symphony this weekend for the final concert of the season. She will sing “Four Last Songs†by Richard Strauss in the ...
- A Summer Getaway In The Big Apple Offers Family Fun - Evening Bulletin
A Summer Getaway In The Big Apple Offers Family FunEvening Bulletin, PA - 4 hours agoTo top it all off, the penthouse Poetry Garden offers a greenhouse and terrace with spectacular views of the city's skyline. Of all New York's museums, ...
- Poetry Slam to slam its last - Ann Arbor News Blog
The Ann Arbor Poetry Slam is going out of business. After 19 years of operations, organizer Larry Francis said in a press release that "we can see our beloved show has run its course." Its regular spot on the first Tuesday of the month at the ...
- Are there any politically engaged poets out there? - Atlantic Free Press
Are there any politically engaged poets out there?Atlantic Free Press, Netherlands - 1 hour agoThe rest is self explanatory. Get motivated! Get inspired! Poetry can be powerful! I had a hard look at you. Once set free. You’ve got wings. You can fly. ...
- Action News Extra: Local Libraries Offer Freebies - Pittsburgh Channel
These are the days of wallet tightening. But there’s a quiet place of refuge where one simple card holds the key to a ton of free stuff. Things are changing at your local library. Yes, it still has books for borrowing at no charge, but now a long ...
- Mysteries (Washington Post)
There's a lot of foreboding in Thomas H. Cook's new novel. Some afterboding, too: Parts of the story are told in flashbacks.
- Cheapflights.com Celebrates Gay Pride Month With Tips for Visiting Festivals Big and Small Across America (Centre Daily Times)
It's time to kick up your heels and be "Mary!" The month of June not only marks the official start of summer, but also commemorates the anniversary of the modern gay rights movement. Cities across the globe take this opportunity to celebrate freedom and equality for everyone regardless of their sexual orientation.
- Dozens protest homeless sweeps with City Hall camp-out - Seattle Times
Merlyn Parker, in AC/DC baseball cap, sells Real Change newspapers in front of Seattle City Hall on Sunday at a protest against the city's sweeps of homeless encampments. In the foreground are colorful tiles that make up a memorial to the homeless ...
- Taking care of business - Battle Creek Enquirer
Taking care of businessBattle Creek Enquirer, MI - 1 hour agoBrian McFeters, a Coldwater junior who attends the Branch Area Careers Center, used his love of the written word to create framed poetry selections. ...
- Look on my works, and despair - Guardian Unlimited
Toward the end of Uwe Boll's clamorously dim film In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, Jason Statham and Burt Reynolds unexpectedly start trading snippets of quasi-medieval verse. It as if they were finalists in a Friday-Nite Hyborian Age ...
- Unique Collaboration Van Gogh Museum and MoMA - Tracing Vincent
Tracing VincentUnique Collaboration Van Gogh Museum and MoMATracing Vincent, Netherlands - 1 hour agoHe associated it with romance and poetry. Van Gogh saw the evening and the night as moments of reflection and creativity, ideally suited for reflection on ...
- NOW YOU KNOW | Keeping you informed (Lancaster Online)
Outdoor funCheck out these free programs at Lancaster's Central Park: Enjoy the longest day of the year with a Summer Solstic
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