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            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => The Mickeys in Concert
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => $5/ticket
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-01-13
            [CloseDate] => 2012-01-13
            [Weekdays] => 5
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 0
            [TypeHands] => 0
            [Description] => American, Country, and Folk music
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-13
            [ImageLink] => http://www.reverbnation.com/themickeys
            [StartTime] => 7 p.m.
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            [RecordID] => 116
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => In Remembrance of Martin
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-01-16
            [CloseDate] => 2012-01-16
            [Weekdays] => 1
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 1
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            [Description] => Personal comments from family, friends, and advisors fill this remarkable documentary honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Coretta Scott King joins the Reverend Ralph Abernathy, Julian Bond, Jimmy Carter, the Reverend Jesse Jackson, Senator Edward Kennedy, John Lewis, Bishop Desmond Tutu, and Andrew Young, who recall Dr. King's career and trace his leadership in the civil rights movement. Includes portions of his "I Have a Dream" speech.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2012-01-10
            [ImageLink] => 
            [StartTime] => 2 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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            [RecordID] => 111
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Celtic Jam
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-01-27
            [CloseDate] => 2012-01-27
            [Weekdays] => 5
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 1
            [TypeHands] => 0
            [Description] => Listen to area Celtic musicians have fun just jamming with each other.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-13
            [ImageLink] => 
            [StartTime] => 7 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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            [RecordID] => 98
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Dirty Dancing
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => $3/ticket
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-02-10
            [CloseDate] => 2012-02-10
            [Weekdays] => 5
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 1
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            [Description] => During the summer of 1963, Frances "Baby" Houseman (Jennifer Grey), reaches the turning point in her life when she meets Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze), a summer resort dance instructor whose "touch dancing" style brings the girl out of her shell as romance blossoms between them. 
PG-13; 97 minutes; 1987
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-12
            [ImageLink] => http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFK_i5r1WJk&feature=related
            [StartTime] => 7 p.m.
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            [RecordID] => 121
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Dating Old Family Photographs
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-02-12
            [CloseDate] => 2012-02-12
            [Weekdays] => 7
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 0
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            [Description] => Family photos from the 19th and early 20th century can be a puzzle to date. Paula Metzner, the Museum's assistant director for collections, will offer insights on how to date your old photos using clues found within the image. If time permits, she will help date individual images brought in by the audience.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2012-01-23
            [ImageLink] => 
            [StartTime] => 1:30 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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            [RecordID] => 97
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Neil Jacobs in Concert
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => $5/ticket
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-02-17
            [CloseDate] => 2012-02-17
            [Weekdays] => 5
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 1
            [TypeHands] => 0
            [Description] => Neil Jacobs covers the world vibe with music diverse as Gypsy, World, Balkan Folk, Jazz, Classical and Modern Fingerstyle, while transforming his 12-string acoustic guitar into his own personal orchestra. Neil draws inspiration from his world travels and experiences, and shares his fascinating stories with his audience.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-12
            [ImageLink] => http://www.neiljacobs.com/new/home.php
            [StartTime] => 7 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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            [RecordID] => 99
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Treading Bleu
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => $5/ticket
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-02-24
            [CloseDate] => 2012-02-24
            [Weekdays] => 5
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 1
            [TypeHands] => 0
            [Description] => Treading Bleu is composed of a handful of seasoned musicians who came together with the common goal of creating great music that they truly enjoy playing. The band is inspired by the rich heritage of Kalamazoo's vibrant but sometimes underrated music scene. Their sound crosses many genres, but coalesces in strong melodies, committed musicianship, and emotional songwriting that strikes a chord with audiences of all ages.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-12
            [ImageLink] => http://www.reverbnation.com/treadingbleu
            [StartTime] => 7 p.m.
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            [RecordID] => 122
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Kalamazoo Artifactory
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-02-26
            [CloseDate] => 2012-02-26
            [Weekdays] => 7
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 0
            [TypeHands] => 0
            [Description] => “The annual collision between poetry and the artifacts of the Kalamazoo Valley Museum,” as the Friends of Poetry describe it, provides an opportunity for poets to explore Kalamazoo topics while Museum curator, Tom Dietz, offers historical background.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2012-02-13
            [ImageLink] => 
            [StartTime] => 1:30 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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            [RecordID] => 125
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Reading Together: The Magnificent Seven
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-03-16
            [CloseDate] => 2012-03-16
            [Weekdays] => 5
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 0
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            [Description] => This film is a powerful Western inspired by the Akira Kurosawa classic, The Seven Samurai, re-set from Japan to Mexico. The samurai have become a bunch of hard, scrappy gunmen, ideally played by a cast of the toughest actors anywhere. Co-Sponsored by the Kalamazoo Public Library.
Not Rated; 127 minutes; 1960
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            [DisplayDate] => 2012-01-12
            [ImageLink] => http://www.kpl.gov/reading-together/2012/
            [StartTime] => 7 p.m.
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            [RecordID] => 17
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Fretboard Festival
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-03-23
            [CloseDate] => 2012-03-24
            [Weekdays] => 76
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 1
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            [Description] => A celebration of Kalamazoo's legacy of stringed-instrument design and manufacture.  This free event invites visitors to meet instrument designers and learn about their trade, to hear live performances from area musicians, and to attend a variety of workshops for guitar, mandolin, banjo, ukulele and more.
            [DisplayStatus] => 1
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-11-17
            [ImageLink] => http://kvm.kvcc.edu/theater/fretboard_fest.html
            [StartTime] => 
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            [RecordID] => 101
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Gilmore Keyboard Festival Film: Piotr Anderszewski Plays the Diabelli Variations
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-05-07
            [CloseDate] => 2012-05-07
            [Weekdays] => 1
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 0
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            [Description] => This performance features noted pianist Piotr Anderszewski returning to the works of one of his favorite composers, Beethoven. A hero in his native Poland, Anderszewski’s interpretation of Diabelli’s Variations has been praised both for his intense use of rhythm and the intelligent, sensitive rendering of this difficult piece.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-13
            [ImageLink] => http://www.thegilmore.org/events/anderszewski-plays-diabelli-variations/
            [StartTime] => 12 p.m.
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            [RecordID] => 102
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Gilmore Keyboard Festival Film: Pianomania
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-05-09
            [CloseDate] => 2012-05-09
            [Weekdays] => 2
            [TypeAdults] => 1
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            [Description] => Pianomania gets up close and personal with a group of world famous virtuosos – Lang Lang, Alfred Brendel, Rudolf Buchbinder, Till Fellner and Pierre-Laurent Aimard—but the real stars of this penetrating documentary are Stefan Knüpfer, the earnest piano tuner doubling as physician and voice coach, and the beautiful instruments themselves. The film observes Knüpfer over the course of a year as he assembles, tightens and fine-tunes a series of magnificent grand pianos, bringing a rare spirit of ingenuity, knowledge and extraordinary competence to his work.

Knüpfer’s yearlong collaboration with Pierre-Laurent Aimard is at the center of the film as the pianist prepares to record his interpretation of Bach’s contrapuntal masterpiece, The Art of the Fugue. Together the two sit at the chosen instrument as Knüpfer handles his tools with a surgeon’s precision and adjusts the 230 strings of the piano to refine its voice and tonal color.

With an attentive, languorous pace, the film allows Knüpfer and associates the space to think, ponder and hold forth on camera, providing an inside look into a rarefied world of time-honored culture, exquisite artistry and, of course, astonishingly executed classical music.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-13
            [ImageLink] => http://www.thegilmore.org/events/film-pianomania/
            [StartTime] => 12 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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            [RecordID] => 103
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Gilmore Festival Film: Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-05-10
            [CloseDate] => 2012-05-10
            [Weekdays] => 35
            [TypeAdults] => 1
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            [TypeKids] => 0
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            [Description] => An enigmatic musical poet, world-renowned pianist Glenn Gould continues to captivate twenty-seven years after his untimely death. His inimitable music and writing reveal an insightful worldview that we are still unraveling – his use of complex recording technologies, including editing and manipulating recordings and overdubbing, was unprecedented. Though there have been many documentaries about Gould, most are distracted by his eccentricities, focusing on the pills, gloves, and scarves while missing the man and message behind the music. Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould pierces through the myths, revealing the man beneath the icon.

The film weaves together an unprecedented array of never-before seen footage of Gould, photographs and excerpts from his private home recordings and diaries, plus personal interviews with Gould’s most intimate friends to reconstruct his thoughts on music, art, society, love, and life. Some of these people who have never spoken about Gould publicly before include Cornelia Foss, Roxolana Roslak, Ray Roberts, Petula Clark, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Lorne Tulk, John Roberts, Mark Kingwell and many others.

In our current media saturated world, where information trumps knowledge, there’s a profound need for someone who cuts through the static, and speaks to us with a clear, candid, and timeless tone. That was one of Glenn Gould’s most profound gifts.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-13
            [ImageLink] => http://www.thegilmore.org/events/film-genius-within-the-inner-life-of-glenn-gould/
            [StartTime] => 12 p.m.
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            [RecordID] => 104
            [Venue] => stryker
            [Title] => Gilmore Keyboard FestivalFilm: The Art of Chopin
            [Duration] => temporary
            [Rating] => 
            [Price] => Free
            [DateTime] => 
            [OpenDate] => 2012-05-11
            [CloseDate] => 2012-05-11
            [Weekdays] => 4
            [TypeAdults] => 1
            [TypeGroups] => 0
            [TypeKids] => 0
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            [Description] => This documentary film is a tribute to the art of Chopin (1810-1849) and his unique and inimitable writing, which prepared the ground for 20th-century music and the modern piano.

The film combines a narrative chronology of the composer’s most creative periods, describing his genius, the pivotal stages in his career and musical influences along with commentary from some of the greatest interpreters of his works, including: Garrick Ohlsson, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Bella Davidovitch, Piotr Anderszewski, Evgeny Kissin and Yuja Wang. This commentary is the crux of the film, conveying the passion with which today’s artists perform Chopin, their understanding of his music, seemingly so easy but in reality so difficult.

The documentary includes archival footage of such legendary pianists as Arthur Rubinstein to round off this musical portrait.
            [DisplayStatus] => 0
            [DisplayDate] => 2011-12-13
            [ImageLink] => http://www.thegilmore.org/events/film-the-art-of-chopin/
            [StartTime] => 12 p.m.
            [TypeID] => 0
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