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Community Corner Interview: Kirby Hutto of the Ting Pavilion

Community Corner Interview: Kirby Hutto of the Ting Pavilion

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Kirby Hutto from the Ting Pavilion stopped by the studio to alert the masses that the Ting Pavilion is seeking qualified individuals to join their team with open positions in operations, box office, concessions, and hospitality. If you think you’d be a good fit find more info on how to apply here: Employment | Ting Pavilion

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