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'Harry Potter' drone show coming to Denver's Auraria Campus

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By Stephen A. Barr
| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified
"DroneArt Show: Harry Potter" is coming to Tivoli Quad on the Auraria Campus July 10 and 11. (Courtesy of Fever) Denver is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the “Harry Potter” franchise with an hour-long drone show this July. The “multi-sensory experience” from Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences and ticketing platform Fever will feature 1,200 drones, live music and themed treats.
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Anything

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By Rebecca Stead, Wendy Mass, Gracey Zhang, Stephen A. Barr
| Publishers Weekly Verified
A child grieving a move to a new apartment narrates this musing moment-by-moment story by Newbery Medalist Stead, making her picture book debut. Zhang (Emergency Quarters) works in close, spidery ballpoint lines and splashes of color to capture the child slumped before a chocolate cake that’s meant to celebrate the family’s first night in apartment 3B. “Apartments don’t have birthdays,” the child says.
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When Rubin Plays

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By Gracey Zhang, Stephen A. Barr, Emily Seo, Christine Evans
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Gracey Zhang. Orchard, $18.99 (56p) ISBN 978-1-338-64826-3 Inside a one-story building shaded by a palm forest, children play stringed instruments, an adult conducts, and a small boy, Rubin, listens, enraptured. Broad strokes of sunny yellow paint surround Rubin with warmth as he listens to the orchestra, and to his sister, Isabel, practicing the cello. When Rubin asks if he may learn to play, the maestro gives him a violin, but it’s not so simple.
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