Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart On Boston’s July 4 Celebration
BOSTON — After weeks of bad weather, Bostonians are more than ready to celebrate clearing skies — and Independence Day.
In Boston, July 4 means concerts from the Boston Pops on the Charles River Esplanade. Conductor Keith Lockhart talks about what to expect from this year’s festivities.
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