Live Performance sights in USA
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Fremont Street Experience
The 1400ft-long canopy over downtown’s Fremont St is steroid-enhanced by 550,000 watts of concert-hall sound and a super-big Viva Vision screen. When the 12.5-million synchronized LEDs come on, cheesy sound-and-light shows are awesome enough to hypnotize every spectator (especially drunks). A misting system built into the canopy spritzes cool relief on steamy, hot summer days.
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African Heritage Cultural Arts Center
This huge multipurpose area includes a 300-seat concert hall, dance studio and the Amladozi Gallery, which regularly features the work of African-American, Afro-Caribbeanand plain African artists. Call ahead and plan a visit during the frequent concerts and dance recitals held throughout the year.
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Center for Puppetry Arts
Center for Puppetry Arts is a wonderland for visitors of all ages, and hands-down one of Atlanta's most unique attractions. The museum houses a treasury of puppets, some of which you get to operate yourself. Separate tickets are required for the performances.
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Comerica Park
Next door to Ford Field, the Tigers (in case you hadn't guessed from the giant stone animals roaring over the entrance) play pro baseball here. The park is particularly kid friendly, with a small Ferris wheel and carousel inside.
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Nokia Theatre
The 7100-seat Nokia Theatre, which hosts the MTV Music Awards and American Idol finals.
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Gammage Auditorium
The Gammage Auditorium was Frank Lloyd Wright's last major building.
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