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Free outdoor music returns to Baker Hunt in Covington

Cincinnati CityBeat

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June 22, 2026

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Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center is welcoming back free, family-friendly outdoor concerts to their campus. These concerts are free and open to the public. In addition to live music, there will be other activities such as art exchanges, community-engaged art projects, art shows and more. Find more information and register (not required but encouraged) [] The post Free outdoor music returns to Baker Hunt in Covington appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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· Jun 30, 2026

This week in Oakland: Fourth of July BBQ at the Pardee Home Museum, and a Hyphy Holiday fundraiser to help immigrants

This week in Oakland: Fourth of July BBQ at the Pardee Home Museum, and a Hyphy Holiday fundraiser to help immigrants Other events include funk music at the Piedmont Piano Company, Benny Amón and the New Orleans Pearls at the Sound Room, and Brandon Flowers at the Fox in September.

Variety

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· Jun 23, 2026

‘Sound of Music’ Revival and ‘A Few Good Men’ With Bradley Whitford Head to Broadway

Revivals of “The Sound of Music” and “A Few Good Men” will return to Broadway as part of Lincoln Center Theater’s upcoming 2026-2027 season. “The Sound of Music” opens at the Vivian Beaumont Theater in the spring under the direction of Lincoln Center Theater’s artistic director Lear deBessonet, who recently steered “Ragtime” to four Tony []

Polygon

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· Jun 22, 2026

Hunter x Hunter gets promotional trailer ahead of the manga long-awaited return

Hunter x Hunter is finally coming back to Weekly Shonen Jump after an 18-month hiatus.

ArcaMax

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· Jun 22, 2026

30 (and more) must-watch concerts coming to the Philly area this summer

PHILADELPHIA — Summer music is here in earnest, and the majority of the concerts on this curated list of highlights in a jam-packed season are happening outdoors. Besides those featured below, there are still more: like Coltrane 100: Legacy ...

KLIX News Radio – Twin Falls

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· Jun 23, 2026

Here’s Where You Can Get Free Boise Music Fest Tickets

Here’s Where You Can Get Free Boise Music Fest Tickets

Canada Sports Betting

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· Jul 3, 2026

Blue Jays vs. Mariners Prediction, Picks, and Odds (7/3/26)

Blue Jays vs. Mariners games at T-Mobile Park always generate an excellent atmosphere, as thousands of Blue Jays fans will travel south to provide a boost for the road side. This year’s visit carries even more significance, as the clubs meet for the first time since a closely fought ALCS last October and are currently [...] Read More... The post Blue Jays vs. Mariners Prediction, Picks, and Odds (7/3/26) appeared first on canadasportsbetting.ca.

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Related coverage for "Free outdoor music returns to Baker Hunt in Covington": Oaklandside — This week in Oakland: Fourth of July BBQ at the Pardee Home Museum, and a Hyphy Holiday fundraiser to help immigrants. Variety — ‘Sound of Music’ Revival and ‘A Few Good Men’ With Bradley Whitford Head to Broadway. Polygon — Hunter x Hunter gets promotional trailer ahead of the manga long-awaited return. ArcaMax — 30 (and more) must-watch concerts coming to the Philly area this summer. KLIX News Radio – Twin Falls — Here’s Where You Can Get Free Boise Music Fest Tickets. Canada Sports Betting — Blue Jays vs. Mariners Prediction, Picks, and Odds (7/3/26)