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See weekly Exhibits listings in The New Times Times Table calendar. Abbotts Lake Country Studio. 624 S. Main St., Central Square. 668-9459. Cazenovia College Art Gallery.
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One of the most exciting new developments on the Oregon coast has taken place in the small city of Port Orford.
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Gerry Frank’s Picks: Port Orford
Reality TV star Audrina Patridge spent $5,000 on a designer surfboard – then used it as a home furnishing because it’s too expensive to take to the waves.
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Beijing-based artist Ai Weiwei captures expressions of opposition against Chinese government through works of art.
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Weiwei’s political opposition is inspiration for conceptual art
Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story Spokane Civic Theatre, Aug. 2-3, 6:30 p.m., 1020 N. Howard St. Needed: 10 men (appearing ages 18-50) and eight to 10 women (appearing to be ages 18-50). Auditioners will be expected to perform a verse and a chorus from a contemporary musical and should bring their own sheet music (accompanist provided). (509) 325-2507, www.spokanecivictheatre.com …
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Organizers have rounded up several fun activities to celebrate the sixth annual National Day of the American Cowboy from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Denton’s Western Heritage Gallery, but the event also should provide some unique educational opportunities for area families.
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Les Cockrell: Cowboy celebration to feature craftsmen
Construction on a new Southern-style mansion is catching the eyes of people in Denton County.
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Karina Ramírez: Mansion the centerpiece of new events center
Cheryl Gerber: APBryan Batt posing in his specialty store, Hazelnut, in New OrleansIt’s tempting to hunt for parallels between Bryan Batt and Sal Romano, his character on AMC’s hit drama Mad Men. However, Batt is quick to point out…
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Home décor is undergoing a subtle change, thanks to the weakened economy and the trend toward smaller but better-quality homes.
Continue here: Designers are nudged in a leaner, cleaner direction