Brown Bag Concerts
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Bring your lunch and enjoy a different performance each Thursday. Rain site is Watkins Museum, 11th & Massachusetts.
Time: 12 noon
Brown Bag Concerts
Phone : 785-832-7930 (Always call and confirm events.)
Web: www.visitlawrence.com
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