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From east to west, we round up the latest arts program announcements.
18 Mar 2015
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Melbourne International Jazz Festival guest Eric Harland. Photo: Albert Uriach 

Melbourne cools down with jazz

The 2015 Melbourne International Jazz Festival (MIJF), running from 28 May – 7 June, features intimate club gigs, late-night art parties, film screenings, conversations, workshops, events for families and children, and a wide range of free events.

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