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November 03, 2010 Music » Festival Guide

Troika Music Festival 2010 keeps it close enough to home to walk

by Bryan C. Reed @BryanCReed

This season brings a flood of symbols and traditions. For the city of Durham and, to a lesser extent, for the Triangle music scene at large, the Troika Music Festival is one of the best. Much like the day of feasting that…

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