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The Chicks With Sticks Steel Drummers will perform at 5:30 p.m. Friday, July 21, in Dufresne Plaza on Lisbon Street in Lewiston during the Art Walk LA, sponsored by L/A Arts. The drummers will play a repertoire of island-style music, including Jimmy Buffett, Bob Marley and popular calypso tunes while ArtWalk attendees enjoy the displays and other outdoor entertainment. Drummers are, from left, Deanna Kersey, Diane Mawhinney, Josh Caron as “Sticks” and Jill Longstaff. The event is free and open to the public.
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