Friday, 5th July 2013 | 7:00 pm
Join us at T2F on the first Friday of July for an open mic session featuring emerging talent.
T2F’s First Fridays Open Mic is a platform for musicians, poets, and comedians to perform, improvise and experiment in an informal setting.
Performers do not need to pre-register. Just show up with your voice, instruments, and props. Look for our host who will put your name down on the list. Musicians get 15 minutes/3 songs and everyone else gets 10 minutes.
Date: Friday, 5th July, 2013
Time: 7:00 pm
Suggested Donation: Anything you like. Please support our vision of intellectual poverty alleviation by donating generously.
Venue: PeaceNiche | T2F
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Seats are limited and will be available on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. No reservations.
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