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Where Art Thou? Waterbury Region

Season 2 Episode 2 | 28m 22s

Ray Hardman tours the Children’s Community School and hears the choir at Bravo Waterbury, an after-school music education program. Ray’s tour continues to The Barnes Museum where he ventures up to the attic to peer through 18th century items, and to Meriden for a demonstration of stunning religious images created using gold leaf and self-made natural pigment.

Aired: 07/02/22
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