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Coming Attractions in Rock: January 2013

As we leave the holidays behind us and begin the New Year, it’s time to get out of Mom’s house and back into the clubs!

By: Kathleen Burke Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Featured, Music, Rock Tagged: Choose to Find, murals, Quilt, Ryan Montbleau, The Toasters, Widowspeak

Culture Vulture: Coming Attractions — Gloucester City Hall Murals

By Helen Epstein Of the 100 or so events scheduled for Essex County’s Eighth Annual Trails and Sails Festival the last weekend of September, culture vultures should not miss Gloucester’s Committee for the Arts tours of Gloucester City Hall’s wall murals, created by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930’s. Culture Vulture talked about them […]

By: Helen Epstein Filed Under: Dance, Featured, Music, Podcast, Visual Arts Tagged: 1930s, art in New England, Cape Ann, Culture Vulture, Depression artists, Essex County, FDR, Gloucester City Hall, Gloucester murals, murals, public art, Susan Erony, Trails and Sails Festival, WPA

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