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Ray Smith Quintet closes out Culture Connection season

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PRICE — World-Class Jazz Masters, the Ray Smith Quintet, performed at the Price City Civic Auditorium on Saturday, Sept. 12, bringing the 2026 Culture Connection season to a close. The group was originally scheduled to perform at Culture Connection earlier this summer, but poor air quality from recent wildfires forced an unfortunate reschedule.

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