Jammin and Accoustic: Jammin and Accoustic nights at the Horseshoe! Every Wednesday 9 till late!
Come down and sing your songs, or play your instruments, all to a friendly audience!
Don't worry about stage fright, feel the fear, do it anyway, and then do it again the following weeks!
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