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A CONVERSATION WITH JOAN BAEZ & STEVE MORSE | March 27 at Club Passim, Cambridge | $75 | On sale Friday at noon | 617.492.7679 or www.passimcenter.org

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BOSTON POPS HOLIDAY SERIES | December 10–31 at Symphony Hall, Boston | $26-$250 | On sale Monday at 8 am [Web]; 10 am [phone + box office] | 617.266.1200 or www.bostonpops.org

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