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Jackson, Wyoming
“Peter Pan!” marks debut of theater company in new Center for the Arts
A 10-piece pit orchestra and mechanical-effects company Flying by Foy are two components lifting “Peter Pan!” off the ground opening night, March 28. The debut from Off Square Theatre, which calls the new $35 million Jackson Hole Center for the Arts home, “Pan” runs through April 1. Tickets start at $31. Jackson Hole Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St., 877-733-4901 or jhcenterforthearts.org
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Ireland Dublin
Shelbourne Hotel to reopen later in month after extensive restoration
One of Dublin’s favorite luxury lodgings, The Shelbourne Hotel will reopen at the end of March after an extensive renovation. With its popular Horse Shoe Bar and the fine dining No. 27 The Green, the 1860 hotel will come out of the remodel with its historic architecture intact. Rates start at 285 euros (about $571). The Shelbourne Hotel, 27 St. Stephen’s Green, 353 1 6616006 or marriott.co.uk
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Washington, D.C.
“Illuminations” reviews career of New Yorker cartoonist Steinberg
The retrospective “Saul Steinberg: Illuminations,” April 6-June 24 at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, will review Steinberg’s six-decade career at The New Yorker through more than 100 drawings, collages and sculptural assemblages. Admission is free. Smithsonian American Art Museum, 750 Ninth St. NW, 202-633-1000 or americanart.si.edu
– Denver Post staff and wire reports
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Read Kyle Wagner’s Road Tripper, an ongoing feature that follows the travel editor on her journeys. This week: the classy but comfortable Santa Fe, where a slight chill in the air keeps the crowds down a bit – and that means locals’ specials at restaurants, lower-priced lodging and less competition to get at those shops and galleries we love.
