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SGA
News:
Open
Mic Night At
The Baggot Inn
Monday,
March 3
Our
first ever Open Mic Night since the re-opening
of the NY Office in 2005 will be held at the Baggot
Inn on March 3, 2008! The Open Mic Night, besides
being fun and a great way to share your music
with others, will serve as a pre-cursor to playing
the Singer-Songwriter Showcase when slots become
available.
This
is a great way to get involved in our music community.
The signup sheet at the Baggot doesn't come out
until 7 p.m., but people start showing up around
6 p.m. The show usually starts around 8pm. Call
Mark Saxon, East Coast Project Manager with any
questions at 212 768 7902 or write ny@songwritersguild.com.
We look forward to seeing you! More details on
signing up for the event in a future newsletter,
but if you’re interested in playing, keep
the night open!
The Baggot Inn is located at 82 West 3rd Street,
between Sullivan and Thompson Streets. Their telephone
number is (212) 477-0622.
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Bluebird Showcase, is
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April 9, 6 p.m.
For
reservations, contact the Bluebird Café directly
at (615) 383-1461 or go to www.bluebirdcafe.com.
There is a minimum $7 drink/meal fee for the early
show and $1.50 reservation fee (per person) if
you make a reservation. 'First come-first served'
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