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Things to Do: Melissa Etheridge, Suicidal Tendencies, 2Slick Jazz ... Original

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By Meg Trogolo, Richard Duckett Verified
| Worcester Magazine Verified
Aug. 27, 2026, 5:03 a.m. ET From patches to works of art Artist and curator Paula Gulbicki uses textiles, garments and accessories that she has collected for more than 50 years to create 30 unique wall hangings for her exhibition "Cultural Patchworks" running now through Oct. 9 at the Worcester Center for Crafts. Each one blends together two or more cultures in a variety of compositions to demonstrate how textile traditions from different parts of the world can coexist in beauty and harmony.
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Things to Do: Melissa Etheridge, Suicidal Tendencies, 2Slick Jazz ...

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By Meg Trogolo, Richard Duckett Verified
| Worcester Telegram & Gazette Verified
From patches to works of art Artist and curator Paula Gulbicki uses textiles, garments and accessories that she has collected for more than 50 years to create 30 unique wall hangings for her exhibition "Cultural Patchworks" running now through Oct. 9 at the Worcester Center for Crafts. Each one blends together two or more cultures in a variety of compositions to demonstrate how textile traditions from different parts of the world can coexist in beauty and harmony.
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Full cycle — New graphic biography helps make Major Taylor accessible

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By Richard Duckett Verified
| The Gardner News Verified
For people living in Worcester, the dramatic and inspiring story of 1899 World Bicycle Champion Marshall W. "Major" Taylor has become literally part of the local landscape in recent years. There has been the naming of Major Taylor Boulevard, the unveiling of a statue at the Worcester Public Library and the opening in 2021 of the Major Taylor Museum.
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