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- David Magnanelli
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- Sep 8-14, 2020
- Art Hop Guide 2020
The Official Program for SEABA's South End Art Hop, plus: Painter Will Clingenpeel Pushes Beyond Limits; Where to Eat and Drink in the South End; Vaults Artist-in-Residence Erin Bundock Makes Cellular Connections; Satellite Arts Productions Lights Up the Hop
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A Guide to All Things South End Art Hop 2020
If Shakespeare were enduring the pandemic of 2020, he might pen, "All the world's a screen" — such is the virtual status of most human encounters these days. That's only partially true, though, of this year's South End Art Hop: There will be some in-person options, albeit carefully choreographed for physical distancing.How will it all work? Check out our guide for all the details including an official program from SEABA, profiles of local artists and a complete list of where you can chow down in the South End this weekend.
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Where to Eat and Drink During the South End Art Hop
Though officially known as the South End Arts District, the corridors along Pine Street and Flynn Avenue could just as easily be rebranded as the South End Food and Drink District. The neighborhood is known for its collection of breweries and beverage businesses (leading some to call it "Pint Street"), but it's also home to coffeehouses, bagel joints, the Burlington Farmers Market, a grocery co-op, vegan food and ice cream.
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