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The exhibition explores local Jewish wedding traditions and customs within a 300-year span. Find out the ways a woman becomes a wife (there's a lot more to it than the simple "I do."), what role a wedding canopy plays and how a professional matchmaker fits into all of this. The exhibition opens Sunday (Nov. 3). 1109 W. Franklin St. 405-5685.

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