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Club Passim

47 Palmer St, Cambridge, MA
617.492.7679  |   website

The Phoenix Says    This nonprofit folk club draws big-name and local folk bands, bluegrass musicians, and other singer/songwriters. The atmosphere is eclectic and pleasant, with art on display. No liquor, but thanks to the Veggie Planet restaurant, there’s no shortage of imaginative drinks and food. Open-mic nights every Tues at 7 pm for $5. Call or visit the Web site to purchase tickets. Members receive a $2 discount on live concerts. Live performances begin at 8 pm, unless otherwise noted. 

Upcoming Shows
Tue, Oct 13 2009
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