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BOSTON INTERNATIONAL ANTIQUARIAN BOOK FAIR Book collectors are a queer breed, and for most of them this annual event, which has been taking place for three decades, is trouble — it’s like a crack house for bibliophiles. It’s also a virtual museum of rare documents and ephemera: among the stuff up for grabs is a letter from Thomas Jefferson and an original unpublished composition by Leonard Bernstein. It’s at Hynes Convention Center, 900 Boylston St, Boston | October 28-30 | $8-$15 | http://www.bostonbookfair.com/. DIGBY DANCE Fresh from a residency at the Yard, the storied performing-arts colony on Martha’s Vineyard, choreographer Kate Digby brings her six-member crew and five original works including Molt (2003) and the newly commissioned No Such Thing (2005) to Roxbury Community College’s mainstage theater, Unified Arts Building, 1234 Columbus Ave, Boston | September 30 + October 1 | $18 | 866.468.7619. |
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