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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
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 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Spotlight on the Arts Festival
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 _9600
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
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 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Spotlight on the Arts Festival
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 _9600
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the UGA Arts Council\, the seventh annual Spotligh
 t on the Arts festival features dozens of events and exhibitions in the vi
 sual\, literary and performing arts. The 11-day festival\, scheduled for N
 ov. 1-11\, includes concerts\, museum tours\, discussions with writers\, d
 ance and dramatic performances. The festival kicks off Nov. 1 with student
  performances all day on Tate Plaza followed by “Kaleidoscope: Spotlight
  on the Arts Opening Celebration\,” which features a non-stop collage of
  student performances in dance\, music\, theater and creative writing. The
  free event is set for 7:30-8:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center and wi
 ll be followed by an after-party at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.\n\nThe S
 potlight on the Arts festival is being held in conjunction with the nation
 al conference of the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities\, whic
 h will explore the theme of “Arts Environments: Design Resilience and Su
 stainability” and conclude with an evening of performances presented in 
 conjunction with Moogfest. Other highlights of the festival include a Univ
 ersity Theatre production of “Equus\,” a celebration of the late novel
 ist Pat Conroy as part of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame induction event
 s\, lectures by visiting artists Rebecca Rutstein and Mark Dion\, and gues
 t performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and British acapella ense
 mble VOCES8. The fifth annual 4 minutes\, 33 seconds competition highlight
 ing arts research and scholarship by students will be held on Nov. 7\, and
  a special Family Day event featuring free performances and activities for
  children and families will be held Nov. 3.\n\nFor the complete schedule\,
  go to www.arts.uga.edu. You also can follow the Arts at UGA on Facebook (
 https://www.facebook.com/UGAarts)\, Twitter (https://twitter.com/UGA_Arts)
  or Instagram (https://instagram.com/uga_arts).
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Spotlight on the Arts Festival
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 _9600
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