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In memory of Nat Hentoff
Nat Hentoff, jazz writer
Bruce Klauber remembers writer Nat Hentoff and his significant contributions to the literature of jazz music.
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Ruckus Gallery presents Philly Loves Bowie Week's Bowie Art Show
Loving the alien
As part of the Philly Loves Bowie Week events, Ruckus Gallery hosts a Bowie Art Show featuring representations of the musician who refused to be categorized. Gary Day reviews.

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In honor of women's bookstores
The shelves that saved our lives
Anndee Hochman recalls the bookstores — women's places — that gave her knowledge, safety, and sisterhood, and honors a few that remain.
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Choral Arts presents Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio'
New Year's Eve with J.S. Bach
A creative music director presents a creatively scheduled work by one of the world’s more creative composers. Tom Purdom reviews.

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Bramwell Tovey and the Philadelphia Orchestra on New Year's Eve
The conductor as comedian
Just what the doctor ordered for New Year's Eve: an orchestra conductor getting in touch with his inner Woody Allen. Dan Rottenberg reviews.

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REP Radio podcast: 11th Hour Theatre Company presents 'LIZZIE'
'LIZZIE' takes an axe to Borden's legend
On our latest podcast, Darnelle Radford interviews Kate Galvin and Alex Keiper, director and star of 11th Hour Theatre Company's production of 'LIZZIE.' Forget everything you thought you knew about this story.

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The Print Center presents Daily Life: Photography from Lithuania
Lithuania in pictures
In the Print Center's new photography exhibition, old and new Lithuania clash and coexist. Pamela J. Forsythe reviews.
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Germantown Jewish Centre's 'Klezmukah'
A very Jewish Christmas eve
The Germantown Jewish Centre celebrated Christmas Eve and the first night of Hanukkah with klezmer music for all. Stacia Friedman reviews.
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'Home Alone' with the Philadelphia Orchestra
A family affair
SaraKay Smullens took her grandson to see the Philadelphia Orchestra play John Williams's 'Home Alone' score live along with the film. She may have also created a lifelong orchestra fan.

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The National Constitution Center's Bill of Rights Day
Happy birthday, Bill of Rights
The National Constitution Center celebrated the 225th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights with a day of festivities, including back-to-back discussions on today’s biggest Constitutional debates. Brittany Barbato reviews.

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