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SlipStitch Studio Presents "NYC Subway Noir"
SlipStitch Studio Presents "NYC Subway Noir"

11月16日(木)

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SlipStitch Studio

SlipStitch Studio Presents "NYC Subway Noir"

Join us for an intimate evening with the artist, David Castillo. Enjoy, libations, light fare, an Artist Con Flab, and live Jazz. Our guest moderator this evening will be Beverly Aarons of "Artists Up Close," and the Garfield High School Jazz Quartet Ensemble will be performing.

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2023年11月16日 17:00 – 20:00 GMT-8

SlipStitch Studio , 309 3rd Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

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Beverly Aarons, "Artist's Up Close"

Garfield High School Jazz Program

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  • "NYC Subway Noir"

    Ticket price covers all amenities, guest moderator, and musician fees, as well as venue. A portion of the ticket price goes directly to the artist.

    $40.00
    消費税：+$4.08 WA State+チケット手数料$1.10
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