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Lighten Up: Wanna Party?
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Tonight at 8:30pm Greg’s band NDY (Not Dead Yet) will be playing at O’Gara’s party room “The Shanty” in St. Paul. The gig will benefit Kòt a Kòt, a non-profit that helps at-risk young women in Haiti, so there’s a suggested donation of $10 at the door. We hope as many of you as possible in the Twin Cities area will be able to join us. You’ll have a blast and do some good at the same time. What a deal!
Category: General, Lighten Up
Tags: Greg Boyd, Haiti, Kòt a Kòt, Lighten Up, NDY, Not Dead Yet, Rock and Roll
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