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Bienen School of Music presents 2019 winter holiday concerts
Jazz, orchestral and choral performances celebrate the season
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Opinion
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Unparalleled collection of Modern Art from India, Iran and Turkey on view at The Block Museum
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Bienen School presents Chicago-area premiere of David T. Little’s ‘Dog Days’
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A prescription of poetry to help patients speak their minds
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