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Harpsichordist Joyce Lindorff--Woodmere Art Museum's Annual Juried Exhibition--''History Hunters'' in Germantown--Fulton Opera House History
Jim Cotter speaks with harpsichordist and Temple University music professor Joyce Lindorff. A celebration of early keyboard music she’s helped organize culminates with a concert featuring music from 18th-century Philadelphia this weekend.

Susan Lewis looks at the Woodmere Art Museum's Contemporary Voices: The 69th Annual Juried Exhibition in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia.

Tom Keels explores the cooperation between Germantown's historic sites and the local school district that has made thousands of students into "History Hunters."

We listen again to Jason Peifer’s exploration of the rich history of the Fulton Opera House in Lancaster--the nation's oldest operating theater.

More Information:

• Concert information for "An Evening of Music from 18th-century Philadelphia" on March 14th
• Southeastern Historical Keyboard Society
• Woodmere Art Museum
• History Hunters
• Fulton Opera House