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    A new arts education program for LGBTQ youth program teams with SPARC.
  • Arts & Events, Arts and Culture   Mar 24, 2020
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  • Fringe Viewing

    An inaugural event chooses to use streaming services to carry on with the show.
  • Arts & Events, Movies   Mar 17, 2020
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  • Haunted Doc

    A director looks to document the Red Vein Haunted House in Ashland
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  • Activist Filmmaker

    Spike Lee’s screenwriter talks about his mockumentary “Confederate States of America.”
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