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Open Mic moves to the Marina

Wednesday, June 22, 2011 — Issue 106

BRATTLEBORO — Open Mic will be held at the new Marina Restaurant this summer on Thursday nights from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

The Marina is located on Putney Road. It was destroyed by fire last summer but has since been rebuilt. It is expected to re-open sometime in July.

Kevin Parry has been hosting Open Mic in Brattleboro since 1991, most recently at Adagio, which was lost in the Brooks House fire in April.

With the re-opening of the Marina Restaurant, performers will once again have an opportunity to entertain in a casual setting in front of a live audience. There is no cover charge for the evening of free live entertainment.

For more information, visit Kevin's website, or call Kevin at 802-257-7428.

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