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Upcoming House Show

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January 10, 2017

We’re very excited to be welcoming one of our past apprentices- Alex Bien back to the farm for a house concert on February 4th, 2017 as part of his Ontario tour.




The details:

Doors open at 7:30pm

Music starts at 8:00pm and goes till 10:00pm with an intermission.

Bring your own instruments if you can stay after to jam.

There will be snacks and refreshments to nibble during the show, but you’re welcome to bring something to contribute.

Cost: Pay what you can. Suggested donation of $15-$20.

Opportunity to purchase CDs and other merchandise on site.

Limited seating – please RSVP to Katrina or purchase you ticket here.

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