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MUSIC
By David Burger
The Salt Lake Tribune
Published May 17 2013 02:44PM
Published May 17 2013 02:44PM
The annual Living Traditions Festival — a three-day cultural event that kicks off Friday, May 17 — features ethnic food, children’s crafts, bocce, and music and dance performances ... read more
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