Open Mic Night MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7

30Oct11

We’re back in November with another Open Mic Session, this time at a NEW venue.

Join us at The Creek on Dunmore Street On Monday, November 7 at 8pm. The theme is Words & Music – sing if you want to, but you really don’t have to. All welcome to read, all welcome to watch, best poem as voted by the audience wins a bottle of Olssens wine!

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