
Loud & Local Night at The PG Meetinghouse
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Loud and Local Night is from 7:00 – 9:00 pm on Friday night at The PG Meetinghouse. All genres of music. For more information: PGMH

Loud and Local Night is from 7:00 – 9:00 pm on Friday night at The PG Meetinghouse. All genres of music. For more information: PGMH
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SCOLA delivers a DJ and live dance‑music performance at The PG Meetinghouse.
All‑genre music fills The PG Meetinghouse for a two‑hour Loud & Local Night.
All‑genre music fills The PG Meetinghouse for a two‑hour Loud & Local Night.
All‑genre music fills The PG Meetinghouse for a two‑hour Loud & Local Night.
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