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Kids’ Open Mic for Musicians and Singers 17 yrs old and under.
NEW! The third Sunday of each month Kids’ Open Mic Night at 12 Grapes Music & Wine Bar Kids’ Open Mic is a showcase for talented musicians and singers age 17 and under. Bring your guitar, bass, sax, flute or … Continue reading
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