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Live at the Larick: Jazzmopolitan. Saturday 7 June, 7PM (Sorry, Sold Out)

By walterdebuck13th May 2025May 30th, 2025No Comments

Join us for a great evening with live music and entertainment provided by Larick legends Jazzmopolitan.

Their previous gig was a sell out so get your tickets soon! All funds raised will support the work of the Larick Centre.

We can provide soft drinks, but you are welcome to bring your own bottle of your favourite drink as well.

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Live at the Larick: Jazzmopolitan. Saturday 7 June, 7PM (Sorry, Sold Out)

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