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Arts

What’s Her Story?

Singer-songwriter and storyteller Allison Downey is gaining acclaim

An Artist from Head to Toe

Painting is better than any vacation, says KIA Art School Director

Poetry of the Mitten

Anthology of Michigan poems, art conveys sense of place

The Poetic Psychotherapist

Gail Martin’s award-winning new collection won’t leave readers “empty-handed”

Reviews

Bright Star is ‘sweet and satisfying’

Review of the Farmers Alley production

UNBOUND, Wellspring/Cori Terry and Dancers

Wellspring/Cori Terry and Dancers Wraps its Season this Weekend

Daniil Trifinov, Gilmore Piano Festival

Russian pianist delivers athletic, emotional performance

Fred Hersch Trio

Trio’s performance kicks off Gilmore Festival’s jazzy side

The Revolutionists is what an evening would be like Zooming with four of your best friends—if they happened to be an assassin, the former queen of France, a playwright and a Haitian spy and abolitionist.

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