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Last month, Hollis Burbank-Hammarlund left her home in Newfane to board a plane for Sri Lanka - arriving just in time for one of the country's oldest and grandest of Buddhist festivals, the Kandy Esala Perahera. But while this 10-day celebration of fire-dancing, costumed acrobats, and traditional song flooded the streets of Kandy, Burbank-Hammarlund was tasked with a less festive job. Instead of a lavish costume like many of the party goers, she wore a simple jacket. The back read:
The Next Stage Bandwagon Summer Series presents a performance of pan-African roots music with Ugandan musician, educator, and creative arts producer Chinobay on Sunday, Sept. 11, at 4 p.m. at Cooper Field, 41 Sand Hill Road in Putney. “The music of Uganda is robust and unique, and Chinobay serves as the region's finest example of educator and musician,” Keith Marks, executive director of Next Stage Arts, said in a news release. “We look for artists from around the world to...
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