Ian Wilder @ Folk Groovin’ Cafe 11/19/11

Posted on November 11, 2011 by iwilder

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Add a little GROOVE to your coffee!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th- 8:00pm

Hosted by: JIM FRAZZITTA 

Featuring: BOB WESTCOTT, IAN WILDER, WALTER SARGENT, SCOTT JAMES, and RADIUM DIAL. 
Open Time at end of show. All performers welcome to share a song.
@The Conklin Barn, 2 High Street(corner of New York Avenue at High Street), Huntington, NY
TICKETS- $10 (at door) Refreshments included.
Hotline: 631-368-1920  

Presented by Molecule Music. The Folk-Groovin’ Café is a private event and is not affiliated with any organization.

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