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CP 2008 Fall Guide
City Paper's guide to the fall arts and music
Published: Sep 11, 2008
Ah, Fall. When your morning commute is suddenly a maze of yellow school buses and every Sunday the city holds its breath each time No. 5 gets tackled.
It also means it's time for CP's annual Fall Guide to the best in arts and music. Don't plan your season without it.
Fall Calendars:
Features:
- Still Singing a Rainbow - Sipping scotch and shooting the breeze with children's legend Dear Old Captain Noah.
- The Genre Jumper - Greg Giovanni makes one fine mess of theater art.
- Ink, Sweat and Tears - Rising hip-hop producer Stress plays through the pain.
Also In This Week's Cover Story Section
Still Singing A Rainbow
Kids in the Hall
The Genre Jumper
Ink, Sweat and Tears
Classical Calendar
Dance Calendar
Jazz Calendar
Opera Calendar
Rock/Pop Calendar
Roots Calendar
Theater Calendar
Visual Art Calendar
by Shaun Brady
Kids in the Hall
by Shaun Brady
The Genre Jumper
by Deni Kasrel
Ink, Sweat and Tears
by Deesha Dyer
Classical Calendar
by Peter Burwasser
Dance Calendar
by Deni Kasrel
Jazz Calendar
by Shaun Brady
Opera Calendar
by Peter Burwasser
Rock/Pop Calendar
by Jesse Delaney
Roots Calendar
by Mary Armstrong
Theater Calendar
by Mark Cofta
Visual Art Calendar
by Robin Rice
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