CommunityTulsa, Oklahoma
Neal McCoy brought a young fan on stage to sing Wink
At the Tulsa State Fair, McCoy noticed Harrison singing every word and invited him up. Wink is the song Harrison uses as his baseball walk-up.
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CommunityMeridian Hill Park, Columbia Heights
Thousands celebrated Meridian Hill Park's 90th birthday
About 4,500 people came to a Jazz and Justice Festival for the 12-acre park in Columbia Heights, which opened in 1936.
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CommunityWytheville, Virginia
Wytheville students are scheduled to get 14 free guitars
Free Guitars for Kids is set to give 14 students at enCircle's Minnick School a guitar, a gig bag, a tuner, and a strap, plus online lessons. The giveaway had not happened yet when the story was published.
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CommunityWashington, District of Columbia
Capitol Hill's first Porchfest turned porches into stages
On Oct. 10, about 160 bands played on roughly 50 porches, stoops, and yards across Capitol Hill, Hill East, Lincoln Park, and Barracks Row. Neighbors put the free festival together in about two months.
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CommunityLansing, Michigan
Musicians in Lansing kept a jam going for 60 straight hours
More than 100 players rotated across a restaurant stage in Lansing, improvising without a pause from Monday morning until Wednesday night.
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