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Web-based travel company, Select Italy, announces a brand new guided tour of the famous Siena Cathedral. After 700 years, tourists can now find themselves exploring multiple once-restricted areas of this incredible structure.
Just over four weeks from now, from Fri., Aug. 2 through Mon. Aug. 5, we'll be celebrating Boog's 22nd anniversary by putting on the seventh annual Welcome to Boog City poetry, music, and theater festival. It will feature 71 poets, 19 musical acts, 10 tabling small presses, 8 poets theater plays, 3 political talks, 2 poets in conversation with one another, 1 d.a. levy lives visiting press, 1 poetry workshop, and 1 small press publishing panel over the four days.
Web-based travel company, Select Italy, announces a brand new guided tour of the famous Siena Cathedral. After 700 years, tourists can now find themselves exploring multiple once-restricted areas of this incredible structure.
Spectrum presents NYX II: New York Progressive and Experimental Festival celebrating the historical interaction between the genres of classical Experimental Music and Progressive Rock since their beginning and into the 21st century.
Whether for business or pleasure, summertime travel should feel like an escape, and no one can beat the recently renovated Tampa Airport Marriott when it comes to creating that experience. Located inside the Tampa International Airport, the hotel is uniquely able to maximize guests' vacation time by eliminating the commute to and from the airport. And with the launch of the hotel's Suntastic Savings program, travelers have yet another reason to book a long weekend.
Atlantic Screen Productions presents the world premiere of A VICTORIAN EYE by Rory Fellowes. Directed by Maureen Payne-Hahner, the show features designer Tim Dann, lighting designer David W. Kidd, costume designer Lyn Avery. Starring Nigel Dunbar as Sir William Blake Richmond R.A. Produced by Tim Hollier, the show runs 30 July to 17 August Jermyn Street Theatre. Press Night 31 July 7.30pm.
Michaan's Auctions is proud to announce the Treasures of Louis C. Tiffany from the Garden Museum, Part 2 auction to take place today, May 18.
"The Pied Piper of Hamelin" is a classic fairy tale that has been told and retold for more than 500 years. Now, Catherine Gray has written a creative version for The Barter Players, the children's company of Barter Theatre, while still keeping true to its tradition. The mystical tale will be performed May 28-June 22 at Barter Stage II.
All eyes are on A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village, Salem's museum for kids, as the museum becomes home to an intriguing piece of artwork called Eye Euphoria. Considered the first of its kind in the world, this oversized stained glass kaleidoscope is now on display in the lobby of the Gilbert House, one of the Village's three historic houses. Created by the late artist Donald Ferris of Woodland, Washington, Eye Euphoria took more than 2,500 hours to craft using authentic leaded glass and three window layers with adjustable spin and rotation speed.
Michaan's Auctions is proud to announce the Treasures of Louis C. Tiffany from the Garden Museum, Part 2 auction to take place on Saturday, May 18.
Folger Theatre's TWELFTH NIGHT is simply perfection. A complete triumph, TWELFTH NIGHT, directed by Robert Richmond, is a clear, funny and touching rendering of a Shakespeare play that can appeal to any theatre-goer. After their sell-out production of HENRY V, which received all sorts of accolades, Folger may have topped itself. TWELFTH NIGHT is one you don't want to miss.
Oakland will be illuminated today, April 27, 2013 for the 8th Annual Fire & Light Soiree and Art Auction. From 6 to 11 PM, artists, community members, and local luminaries will gather at The Crucible's West Oakland facility to share a gourmet meal, participate in both a Fund-A-Need and an art auction, and witness an exhilarating aerial dance performance. The event will honor Dennis Bartels, Executive Director of the Exploratorium, and is a fundraiser for The Crucible's youth programs.
The Waukesha Civic Theatre will display the work of Dawn Farina and Ramona Audley from April 2nd to May 20th in the Waukesha State Bank Art Gallery. There will be an art crawl on May 4th.
Jacob's Pillow announces today that Executive and Artistic Director Ella Baff will soon present the seventh annual Jacob's Pillow Dance Award to Michelle Dorrance, an acclaimed tap dancer, choreographer, and Artistic Director of Dorrance Dance. Praised as a "talented choreographer, the most promising one in tap right now" by Brian Seibert of The New York Times, Dorrance is among the most respected tap performers of her generation.
MCR Development and The Brodsky Organization announce the debut of The High Line Hotel, scheduled to soft-open in May 2013. Nestled within a cluster of landmarked buildings in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, The High Line Hotel is an urban sanctuary offering guests a respite from the city in a historic setting. Originally built in 1895 as student housing for the General Theological Seminary, the intimate, 60-room property is located on a rare, cloistered community overlooking the High Line park and an enclosed private garden oasis.
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College (BCBC) previously announced the rescheduling of a concert by Metropolitan Klezmer & Isle of Klezbos for tonight, April 7, 2013 at 2pm.
Oakland will be illuminated on April 27, 2013 for the 8th Annual Fire & Light Soiree and Art Auction. From 6 to 11 PM, artists, community members, and local luminaries will gather at The Crucible's West Oakland facility to share a gourmet meal, participate in both a Fund-A-Need and an art auction, and witness an exhilarating aerial dance performance. The event will honor Dennis Bartels, Executive Director of the Exploratorium, and is a fundraiser for The Crucible's youth programs.
Today, April 1, is the next holiday in the popular series of Met Holidays Mondays-extra public viewing days at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cloisters museum and gardens, which historically have been closed on Mondays. For many schools, April 1 coincided with spring break.
Today, March 25, and Today, April 1, are the next two holidays in the popular series of Met Holidays Todays-extra public viewing days at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cloisters museum and gardens, which historically have been closed todays. For many schools, March 25 and April 1 coincide with spring break.
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