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There’s something special about a community gathering to see art. Hearts pulse together in a line at theaters, in galleries, at comedy shows, and concerts. The simple act of gathering creates the
It didn’t take hindsight of a half-century to perceive The Band’s live album as one of the highlights of the storied group’s career. Perhaps that’s at least in part because
