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Greenway Earth Day Concert: They Might Be Giants & Citizen Cope

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Update from the Greenway Conservancy:

They Might Be Giants and Citizen Cope

It’s finally here! Next week on Earth Day, Thursday, April 22, The River will present a FREE lunchtime Earth Day Concert on the Greenway featuring They Might Be Giants and Citizen Cope. Get ready for a fusion of blues, folk-pop, and laid back hip-hop from Citizen Cope and infectious melodies with a quirky, bizarre sense of humor from They Might Be Giants!  For more information about this free event, visit The River.

When: Thursday, April 22, 12- 3 PM.
Where: Wharf District Parks, across from Rowes Wharf arch
FREE!

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