Summer officially begins in Baltimore next weekend with Patterson Park’s Latinofest, the city’s annual open-air celebration of Hispanic food, dance, and music. Latinofest organizers have booked an impressive roster of live bands for the occasion, including some high-quality local talents. Producer Aaron Henkin has been dropping in at some rehearsal spaces for a preview.
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