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Polaris Music Prize Gala

By Toronto Life
 | August 27, 2006
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Mon., Sept. 21 — Polaris Music Prize Gala

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The Canadian music scene’s swankiest event will crown the best album of the past year and provide a live sampler of its most memorable music. Expect performances by local indie upstarts Alvvays, folk icon Buffy Sainte-Marie and more. $50. The Carlu, 444 Yonge St, polarismusicprize.ca.

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