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My 2nd gig at the Pig n Whistle!

Next Thursday, 7/24/14, I get to linger in the back room of Hollywood's famous PIG n WHISTLE, as the Featured Poet! 

I am completely honored to join the cast of the Urban Desert Cabaret curated by the phenomenal Joe "City" Garcia! In fact, I will be the sole Poet in the pot -- the Poet holding down the fort!

That's me! I am excited. Not only do I get to glam it up in Hollywood lit, but I get to bring my compañero, the beautiful Flutist, Juan Cardenas! The Urban Desert Cabaret is today's Speak Easy! I absolutely love it!


7/24 is Joe "City" Garcia's Urban Desert Cabaret
Featuring Poet Jessica Wilson with Flutist, Juan Cardenas
 ​
Rubén Martínez
, Kevin Kelly, & Billy Gill!​
Photo by Alexis Fancher | Los Angeles, (c)2014
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​Enjoy this eclectic gathering tucked in the swanky back room of the Pig n Whistle on Historic Hollywood Blvd!
Get your visual art, music, and poetry, all in one spot -- that is the Urban Desert Cabaret!
 
Hosted by 
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Joe City Garcia
 and 
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Joanna Fodczuk
.

​$​
5 cover. 
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Full menu and bar
. Street parking only enforced until 8PM, $5 lot @ Cherokee & Selma, $10 lot on McCadden Pl.
 
Show details:
Beyond Baroque: 
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6714 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90028
Showtime: 7:45pm - 10pm
How much?: $5



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