Our Lives: Stanford-based Intempo celebrates cultures with concert at Norwalk City Hall
Stanford-based organization Intempo will present a cross-cultural concert event at Norwalk City Hall on April 29. News 12’s Gwen Edwards was joined by Intempo’s CEO, Angie Durrell, to talk more about the annual event.
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Apr 15, 2023, 4:51 PM
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