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Storming the Beaches with Logos in Hand After two years of production, Luke Carr presents all four acts of his highly anticipated sci-fi post-punk concept album and new media opera that features poly-rhythmic percussion and immersive video. More Info >>

Storming the Beaches with Logos in Hand

After two years of production, Luke Carr presents all four acts of his highly anticipated sci-fi post-punk concept album and new media opera that features poly-rhythmic percussion and immersive video.

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Ryder Studio Exhibit Students and faculty of the Ryder Studio present their work. Through May 17 More Info >>

Ryder Studio Exhibit

Students and faculty of the Ryder Studio present their work. Through May 17

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Gallery Talk Linda Green and David Eichholtz discuss the life and work of the late artist Tom Green as part of the exhibit "Mapping the Human Condition." More Info >>

Gallery Talk

Linda Green and David Eichholtz discuss the life and work of the late artist Tom Green as part of the exhibit "Mapping the Human Condition."

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The Met: Live in HD The Santa Fe Opera presents this double bill of Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. For tickets, call or visit ticketssantafe.org More Info >>

The Met: Live in HD

The Santa Fe Opera presents this double bill of Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. For tickets, call or visit ticketssantafe.org

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Contemporary Clay Fair Over 30 potters and clay artists show their work, featuring everything from traditional pottery to wearable jewelry. More Info >>

Contemporary Clay Fair

Over 30 potters and clay artists show their work, featuring everything from traditional pottery to wearable jewelry.

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Raquel Z. Rivera and Ojos de Sofía This Puerto Rican and Dominican neo-roots band enchants you. More Info >>

Raquel Z. Rivera and Ojos de Sofía

This Puerto Rican and Dominican neo-roots band enchants you.

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