BOOG CITY A COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FROM AN EXTENDED COMMUNITY ISSUE 127 FREE Where the Sidewalk Ends East Village Musical Institution Finishes its First 26-Year Run All the cool kids ANTIMike!Saturday Afternoon Open Mic Advertise in Every Saturday 2-5pm East Village Social 126 St. Mark’s Place No amplification 2 songs or eight minutes hosted by Jon Berger & Kirk Kelly NO RULES (except for all the things said already)! BOOG CITY
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