Turner Hall
1040 N 4th St, Milwaukee, WI, WI 53203
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Santa Cycle Rampage Rocks Out
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Alums dance at Turner Hall
Dancers spanning the 25-year history of Debra Loewen's company gather for a celebratory concert at Turner Hall Saturday.
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Present Music’s big finish
Michael Daugherty's "Labyrinth of Love" is a big hit at its premiere, and Robin Pluer never sounded better.
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