Open Mic
Wednesday
July 4
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Singer songwriters performing. Food and drink specials all evening. |
Johnny Duke
and the Aces
Thursday
July 5
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A high energy blues band that covers a lot of fresh ground. These boys are original yet also play the legendary tunes of the Funky Meters
to Ray Charles and others. B.B KING has them opening for him when he plays in this area…if that’s not a seal of gold I don’t know what is.
 
8:30 pm | $10 |
Summit
Friday
July 6
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Hailing from Bethlehem, PA, Summit's music is an amalgam of different styles and genres ranging from the edgy sounds of alternative rock to the grooving rhythm of funk and reggae to a more laid back style of singer/songwriter acoustic rock.
Liz Longley will be opening.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Singer Songwriter
Open Mic
Wednesday
July 11
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
Last Train Home
Thursday
July 12
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A band that has stepped out from the "alt-country" umbrella and can create whatever musical landscape is called for by the song at hand. Fusing rock with elements of country, blues, bluegrass, folk, Tin Pan Alley, and more, Last Train Home is one of the most dynamic and creative bands you'll ever see.
Jud Caswell will be opening.
8:30 pm | $10
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Jim Boggia
Friday
July 13
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Like a digital player permanently set in shuffle mode, he accesses riffs and rhymes with a sort of free-associative glee. At a recent acoustic gig, he managed to interpolate Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" into the middle of one of his own tunes; flirt with the hook of a sappy Chicago super-hit from the seventies; ably pluck out a verse of "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina" on the guitar; and lecture the rapt audience on the origins of "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft." (For the record, mysterious pop band Klaatu cut the track first, then the Carpenters turned it into a bizarre quasi-hit. Who knew?
Tim Butler will be opening.
8:30 pm | $15 |
Professor Louie
& the Crowmatix
Saturday
July 14
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Multi talented and playing various electric and acoustical instruments, this impressive band jams out timeless rock, country, blues and New Orlean influenced originals.
Sherwood Brothers will be opening.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Singer Songwriter
Open Mic
Wednesday
July 18
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
CO-BILL
Scott Silipigni w/
Joseph Parsons
Smyth
Thursday
July 19
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Scott Silipigni with Joseph Parsons
More coming soon.
Smyth
More coming soon.
8:30 pm | $10 at the door
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Deb Callahan
Friday
July 20
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Philadelphia's blues and soul drenched vocalist and songwriter Deb Callahan hails from the Boston area originally, but has been a fixture on the mid-Atlantic music scene for the past seven years. During that time she and her band have gained a reputation for an exciting live show featuring a mixture of blues, soul, rock and folk originals and classics.
8:30 pm | $10
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Experience Kef
Saturday
July 21
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Kef is a band influenced by the classic artists of rock and roll, blending original music, improvised jams, and classic rock into the experience
of live music.
Opening will be Mad-Sweet Pangs.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Philly Edge
Open Mic
Wednesday
July 25
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by Philly Edge.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
Nightscape Records
Showcase
Thursday
July 26
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Nightscape Records will be presenting Gene Terramani Band, Siora and Helen Lin.
8:30 pm | $10 |
CO-BILL
Michael Fracasso
women in docs
Friday
July 27
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Michael Fracasso
“He's a folkie badass.”
--- Terry Sawyer, Popmatters
“Michael Fracasso is indubitably one of the greatest singer/songwriters from the United States yet to break out of his regional fan base.”
--- Paul E. Comeau, Dirty Linen
women in docs
women in docs (Roz Pappalardo and Chanel Lucas) are acclaimed Down Under for their raw, exciting, upbeat sounds, well-considered lyrics, crisp, acoustic guitar and soaring harmonies. The girls will grab you with their honest and down to earth humor, dressed in stealthily addictive melodies . . . and comfortable shoes.
8:30 pm | $10 |
The Buicks
Saturday
July 28
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Puck is excited to announce, Teletone recording artists and east coast rhythm and blues masters, THE BUICKS will be taping a LIVE show at
Puck. We are thrilled the band chose Puck for this recording and we look forward to what will be an unforgettable night. Seating is limited and tickets will go fast!
The Philadelphia
Inquirer has called them "the best rhythm and blues act in the region". See them once and you'll call them truly memorable.
8:30 pm | $12 |
Open Mic Competition
Wednesday
August 1
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Open mic competition hosted and judged by the band Think Of 3. Win 10 hours of recording time. To learn more visit the open mic section of pucklive.com.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
CO-BILL +
Matt Duke
Nicole Reynolds
John Francis
Thursday
August 2
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Matt Duke
More coming soon.
Nicole Reynolds
More coming soon.
John Francis
"Jonny Cash meets Jeff Buckley".
8:30 pm | $10 |
Michael Glabicki
Friday
August 3
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More intimate and appealing to an even larger audience. Michael’s writing is evolving like the living project that it is. In order to more clearly identify his solo endeavors, he has separated from his moniker with Rusted Root and taken the name Michael Ki. The name, as well as the sound is a new entity and while it may be rooted in his past endeavors, it is clearly a new musical phenomenon.
Matthew Rude will be opening.
8:30 pm | $16 |
Ben Arnold
Saturday
August 4
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His voice conveys a gentle soulful growl; his lyrics are witty but not cloying; and his music draws on rock, folk, R&B and all genres in between.
Grey Sky Turn will be opening.
8:30 pm | $14
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'Movie Night'
Sunday
August 5
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Puck presents two showings of Jersey Justice, starring Emmy Winner Blanch Baker. The patio will be opening at 3:00 pm for grilled delectables. All proceeds wil be going to charity.
5:00 & 7:30 pm | $10 |
Open Mic Competition
Wednesday
August 8
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Open mic competition hosted and judged by the band Think Of 3. Win 10 hours of recording time. To learn more visit the open mic section of pucklive.com.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
Jim Bianco
Thursday
August 9
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"Smart-aleck Jim Bianco will have you laughing and humming along with his flip, hip skewered takes on the male libido. He works in the quirky netherworld combining folk, pop, rock and jazz that Tom Waits and Randy Newman also populate with clever distinction."
Jonathan Takiff - Philadelphia Daily News
Special guests Chuck Schaeffer and Stephen DiJoseph.
8:30 pm | $10
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CO-BILL
Steph Hayes
& The Good Problems
Christine Havrilla
Friday
August 10
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Steph Hayes and The Good Problems
Fronted by Steph Hayes, former singer/songwriter of Stargazer Lily, The Good Problems are an urban folk band out of Philadelphia. The songs are lyrically intense and character driven, articulately adorned by four-part harmony and a string duet.
Christine Havrilla
Named “One of the Top Ten Indie Artists” by The Advocate Magazine in 2006, Christine Havrilla is currently touring in support of her latest release, “Velocity.” Her sound is difficult to pigeonhole, hence Havrilla describes it as "Neofunkadelicfolkpoptwangrock!" "I am absolutely enthralled with (Havrilla's) latest, Velocity. From the start of the first song, “Hole in the Ground,” I'm completely blown away and hooked," writes Madalyn Sklar (Founder/Publisher, GoGirlsMusic.com - Houston, TX). Philadelphia Magazine simply states, "She rocks!".
8:30 pm | $10 |
Dan Kauffman
& The Educated Mess
Saturday
August 11
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WXPN indie favorites.
8:30 pm | $8
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Open Mic Competition
Wednesday
August 15
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Open mic competition hosted and judged by the band Think Of 3. Win 10 hours of recording time. To learn more visit the open mic section of pucklive.com.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
CO-BILL
Dakota Jay
Patrick Grant
Thursday
August 16
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Dakota Jay
In 2001, Dakota Jay first picked up his father's guitar learning as many songs as possible. Deeply engrossed in Bob Dylan, Dave Matthews, John Mayer, Richie Havens, The Counting Crows as well as others, Dakota began to write songs without rest.
Patrick Grant
Patrick is a Philadelphia based singer songwriter. Some of Patrick's inspirations include Jack Johnson, John Butler, Jason Mraz, John Mayer, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Dispatch.
8:30 pm | $5 |
Big LeRoy Foster
& Bad Bidness
Friday
August 17
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LeRoy Foster performs both hard hitting and soul soothing original blues, some flavored with a touch of jazz, as well as artfully arranged covers. Both can be found on his new CD, Meaning of the Blues, which airs regularly on Jonny Meister’s Blues Show on WXPN in Philadelphia.
8:30 pm | $8
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Mike Pfeiffer
& The Associates
Saturday
August 18
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A bright new face in music is making appearances in and around town. His music making has the mark of originality and inspiration. Sopping up influences like a sponge, Mike Pfeiffer composes songs faster than he can remember them, there is no doubt that he is bursting at the seems with talent.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Open Mic Competition
Wednesday
August 22
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Open mic competition hosted and judged by the band Think Of 3. Win 10 hours of recording time. To learn more visit the open mic section of pucklive.com.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
Nate Myers
& the Aces
Thursday
August 23
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Energetic, original music based in roots and blues. Lead by vocalist Nate Myers and his harmonica.
8:30 pm | $8 |
CO-BILL +
Bitter, Bitter Weeks
Canadian Invasion
The Andy Browne Trio
Friday
August 24
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Bitter, Bitter Weeks
More coming soon.
Canadian Invasion
"Dreamy and dynamic, Canadian Invasion are so crystal-clear that even their opaque pedal-driven effects slip in smoothly." - Doug Wallen (Philadelphia Weekly)
The Andy Browne Trio
Displaying an energetic mix of their own post-modern ambient rock, comparisons have been made to Radiohead, Flaming Lips, David Bowie, early Who and Buster Keaton.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Danielia Cotton
Saturday
August 25
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SOLD OUT
Each throat-searing track on Danielia’s new CD, Small White Town, showcases the shocking, raw power of her voice. These are sheerly emotional songs—they hide nothing, they compromise nothing.
Opening will be Brianna Sage.
8:30 pm | $20 |
CO-BILL
Open Mic Competition Final
Philly Edge Open Mic
Wednesday
August 29
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Open Mic Competition Final
Open mic competition final hosted and judged by the band Think Of 3 with special guest judges Annie Haslam from Renaissance and Bob Miles from the Comcast TV show, Miles of Music. Win 10 hours of recording time. To learn more visit the open mic section of pucklive.com.
Philly Edge Open Mic
A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by Philly Edge.
7:30 pm | Free
Patio
Hump Day Special
Get a burger, chips and a draft beer for $9.50. |
CO-BILL
Appy Polly Logic
My Head Your Head
Thursday
August 30
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Appy Polly Logic
My Head Your Head
8:30 pm | $5 |
CO-BILL
Fat City Reprise
The Mark
Friday
August 31
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Fat City Reprise
Formed in Philadelphia, Fat City Reprise is a return to the old values of popular music. Songs with hooks, melody, bridges, and riffs. Best described as dance rock, they are a new incarnation of feel good rock and roll. As soon as their album finishes, you want to hear it again. It's infectious. Their main influences include the Beatles, Doors, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Motown but they draw from all across the board.
The Mark
The Mark takes a fresh approach to a roots-rock sound. They often find themselves labeled as a jam band with influences ranging from elements as diverse as classic rock and roll, blues, jazz, folk and funk. Compromised of vocalist/guitarist Tom Appleton, lead guitarist Mark Capozio, drummer/percussionist Jeff Walter and bassist/vocalist Tim Komonchak, their genre-busting style makes them hard to classify.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Predator Dub Assassins
Saturday
September 1
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Original Reggae.
8:30 pm | $8
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Open Mic
Wednesday
September 5
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free |
Serenity House
CD Release Party
Thursday
September 6
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Grover Silcox will be hosting the event. Performing will be Jann Klose, Think Of 3, Steve Pullara, The Luck Brothers, Fran Jones, The Dave Renz Quartet with Bob Miles and John Austin. Annie Haslam from Renaissance will be attending but not performing.
7:30 pm | $8 |
Eric Mintel Quartet
Friday
September 7
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Eric Mintel Quartet
RECORD RELEASE PARTY
High energy, straight ahead Jazz and original music.
Sean Kennedy Organ Trio
On stage at 11:00 pm.
7:30 pm | $15 |
LisaBeth Weber
& Maggie Marshall
Saturday
September 8
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RECORD RELEASE PARTY
Join LisaBeth and Maggie (and special guests!) to celebrate the release of their latest album, THE FIRE TOWER SESSIONS: songs ranging from the state of the world to the state of grace. Produced and engineered by Grammy music-maker BIL VORNDICK (RALPH STANLEY, BELA FLECK, ALISON KRAUSS), the recording highlights LisaBeth’s original songs, voice and guitar, along with Maggie’s high lonesome harmony and upright bass playing. Their songs blend musical eras and styles, offering listeners a mix of some old-timey-ish, some new, some borrowed and some bluegrassy in a night sure to leave you humming.
8:30 pm | $10
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
September 12
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free |
Open Mic Showcase
Thursday
September 13
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An evening with a select group of open mic night performers playing in an extended format.
Evening specails:
$2 off of all drafts
2 for 1 appetizers
8:30 pm | Free
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CO-BILL
Bronze Radio Return
Tim Butler Band
Friday
September 14
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Bronze Radio Return
The band’s mature songwriting and skillful playing has gained them much respect and recognition from fans and other musicians alike. Their unique Rock/Blues sound has already grabbed the attention of many music industry moguls who are already supporting the band. Bronze Radio Return will make you dance, sing along, and feel good.
Tim Butler Band
Tim Butler has a real knack for writing great pop tunes. His music is personal, catchy, melodic and downright pretty sometimes with a perfect blend of edge and atmosphere to keep it interesting.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Slo-Mo
featuring Mic Wrecka
Saturday
September 15
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SOLD OUT
Slo-Mo combines the steel guitar of Mike ‘Slo-Mo’ Brenner with the hip hop poetry of rapper Mic Wrecka. Backed by a tight, funky band which includes vocalists Sue Rosetti, Steph Hayes and Lauren Hart, Slo-Mo creates a totally original hip-hop/steel guitar hybrid that has become an XPN and fan favorite.
Sue and Steph will be opening.
8:30 pm | $15 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
September 19
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free
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James Seward
Thursday
September 20
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His music is steeped in the Appalachian folk tradition and blends political satire with what Jamie Anderson of “Sing Out” magazine called “stellar flatpicking.” Seward has shared the stage with a wide variety of musical talent from David Bromberg to Ween. His last release, First Born Son, was collaboration with Seattle mandolinist Matt Sircely and Buzzcocks bassist Steve Garvey. First Born Son received rave reviews from local and national media as well as international figures such as Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and 2004 Presidential Candidate John Kerry.
Also performing will be Christine Konotka.
8:30 pm | $5
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Tom Gillam
and Tractor Pull
Friday
September 21
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A blazing slide guitar, a whiskey tenor voice with just the right amount of rasp, striking lyrics and some of the strongest hooks you’ve heard in years. Blending the edgier side of alt.country & Americana with bombastic ‘70s style guitar rock, that’s Tom Gillam and Tractor Pull.
Opening will be Georgia.
8:30 pm | $10
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Vienna Teng
Saturday
September 22
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SOLD OUT - 7 pm show
Vienna is an American singer, pianist and songwriter based in New York City, and raised in California. She began studying classical piano when she was 5 years old and has been influenced by such names as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan, and Madeline Peyroux. Vienna has been on the radar for the last three years, performing on The David Letterman Show, NPR, CBS and many others. Having opened for Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, Joan Osborne, to name just a few, Vienna knows what performing truly means. She describes her music somewhere between folk and pop with a bit of classical and jazz. Too good, too close, too special, too miss!
7 & 10 pm | $20 |
Philly Edge
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
September 26
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by Philly Edge- and you know
what that means!
7:30 pm | Free |
Bluehouse
Thursday
September 27
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Bluehouse is Australia’s premiere female acoustic duo, with a great knack of meshing rich, intricate vocal harmonies with inspired original melodies and a few choice covers. Bern Carroll’s acoustic guitar and Jac Walter’s electric bass playing totally engage audiences. Imagine the Indigo Girls meet Crowded House, with witty onstage humor and powerful original rock/pop/folk songs. Bluehouse: It’s Australian for Great Music!
Opening will be Libby Johnson.
8:30 pm | $14 |
Sophie B. Hawkins
Friday
September 28
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SOLD OUT - 7 pm show
Few Left - 10 pm show
Grammy Nominated Famed singer/songwriter Sophie B. Hawkins will play her hits “Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover” as well as “As I Lay Me Down”, the longest running hit single in the history of music, as well as an array of pop, blues and jazz songs.
7 & 10 pm | $25 |
Levee Drivers
Saturday
September 29
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We're a three piece country/rock band from Pennsylvania. Our sound is filled with melodic melodies with a driven fast pace beat behind it.
8:30 pm | $5 at the door
Fe - a steel drum band will be playing on the patio. |
patio special event
Sunday
September 30
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The patio will be opening at noon with live music
and BBQ.
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