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The Newport Fest thrives on location, location, location

By BILL RODRIGUEZ | May 30, 2007

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[ 12/14 ] Ximena Sarinana + Graffiti 6 @ T.T. the Bear's Place

[ 12/14 ] La Cage aux Folles @ Shubert Theatre

[ 12/14 ] "Hungry For Death: Destroy All Monsters" @ Boston University Art Gallery

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