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April 2019
For 70 years, in one community after another across the country, The Arthritis Foundation has taken colossal steps to conquer this crippling disease. The Walk to Cure Arthritis is the largest arthritis gathering in the world, celebrating our warriors, raising funds for research, resources and a cure. Much more than just a walk event, it’s something even bigger than arthritis itself. Arlington's Walk to Cure Arthritis 5K Saturday, April 27 8 a.m. Registration 9:30 a.m. …
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Grab the lawn chairs and blankets, and enjoy concerts by the AISD students! You also can bring food and beverages, but no glass containers, please. See you on the lawn! Concert time is 7 p.m.
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Grab the lawn chairs and blankets, and enjoy concerts by the AISD students! You also can bring food and beverages, but no glass containers, please. See you on the lawn! Concert time is 6:30 p.m. Tonight's performing schools are: Remynse Elementary Drum Club Dunn Elementary Fifth & Sixth Grade Choir Key Elementary Butler Elementary Choir Duff Elementary Second-Graders Pearcy Elementary
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Grab the lawn chairs and blankets, and enjoy concerts by the AISD students! You also can bring food and beverages, but no glass containers, please. See you on the lawn! Concert time is 6:30 p.m. Tonight's performing schools are: Burgin Elementary Bengal Choir Foster Elementary Singers Hale Elementary Choir Bebensee Elementary Fifth & Sixth Grade Choir Berry Elementary Berry Bears Honor Choir Speer Elementary
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Grab the lawn chairs and blankets, and enjoy concerts by the AISD students! You also can bring food and beverages, but no glass containers, please. See you on the lawn! Concert time is 7 p.m.
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Grab the lawn chairs and blankets, and enjoy concerts by the AISD students! You also can bring food and beverages, but no glass containers, please. See you on the lawn! Concert time is 6:30 p.m.
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Rambunctious Texas sound with a contemporary flair Texas-born musician, singer, songwriter and producer, Deryl Dodd, (known to his die-hard fans as “Double D”), has had a colorful career since entering the music scene in Waco in 1987. After four years of touring with several Texas bands, Deryl had the opportunity to open a show for legendary songwriter, Dean Dillon. Following the performance, he was invited backstage to meet Dean, where he complimented Deryl’s songwriting and arranged to meet with him…
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“Get Ready” for classic ‘70s rock worth celebrating! In 1961, a group of high school buddies formed a band called The Sunliners. Fast forward seven years to 1968, and the band became Rare Earth with a Motown recording contract under a new Motown division named for them! With roots developed in R&B music, Rare Earth has an amazing track record of more than 3,000 concerts plus performances on The Ed Sullivan Show, The David Frost Show, Dick Clark’s American Bandstand…
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Contagious, shout-along musical mayhem Eight-piece brass sensation, The Soul Rebels, is riding high after last year’s debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, touring four continents (Europe and Australia and debuting in China and Japan), and collaborating live with Nas, G-Eazy, Robert Glasper, DMX, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, and Marilyn Manson and opening for Lauryn Hill. The Soul Rebels started with the idea to expand upon the New Orleans brass tradition they grew up on and the pop music they…
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Dixieland, dipped in bluegrass, salted with Delta blues John Oates, of Hall & Oates, will showcase his accomplished solo artist skills as a singer/songwriter in Baylor Orthopedic & Spine Hospital presents John Oates & The Good Road Band. This concert requires a ticket purchase with proceeds helping to provide the Levitt’s more than 50 free concerts in 2019. Tickets to John Oates & The Good Road Band are on sale at the link below and on the free Levitt Arlington…
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