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Our November Do Something Green event is a free, community Open Mic Evening in celebration of the Natural World through the spoken word, poetry, story or song
To book a performance slot or for general admission go to https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/do-something-green-open-mic-evening- for-land-leaf-and-song-tickets-2003509725522
When: The Patch Co- Working Space 42 York St TW1 3LJ
When: Wednesday 18th November doors open 7pm
Performance slots are fast running out
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