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5 things to do this weekend, including ‘Being Muholi’ at the Gardner and a papermaking class

A portrait of a person with colorful plant-like hair, featuring green, yellow, and brown leaves with white flowers, evokes the serene creativity of a weekend papermaking class. The person has a neutral expression and pink lips, with one hand resting on their shoulder against a white background.
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“I am feeling lighter this week. Maybe it’s all the love in the air and the romantic stories my colleagues are sharing on the radio. Or maybe it’s the warmer temperatures that are thawing out the ice that has formed on the remaining snow and my cold, cold heart. (The weather really affects my mood, so I’m leaning toward the latter.) Regardless of how your current mood, I’ve rounded up a slew of events that are sure to entertain from a drag cabaret performance to a papermaking class…”

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