The Beat Goes On: The Indigo Girls in Florence, Django-jazz in Amherst, and more

The Indigo Girls can trace their origins back — way back — to the days when singers Emily Saliers and Amy Ray met in elementary school in suburban Atlanta in the 1970s.By high school they were playing guitars together and developing their intricate...

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