With room for roughly 170 and an All Ages policy, Friday Night Folk at All Souls is part of the live-music circuit in New London, Connecticut. Located inside The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation. Friday Night Folk at All Souls joyfully supports social and environmental justice by bringing live traditional, contemporary and multicultural folk music to the larger community in a welcoming and accessible performance space. The Friday Night Folk at All Souls calendar is open to Acoustic, Bluegrass, Blues, Folk, Indie, Old Time, and Singer-Songwriter. Friday Night Folk at All Souls accepts booking inquiries by email. Friday Night Folk at All Souls has a house sound system; artists should confirm inputs, monitoring, and engineer requirements. Final timing and event-specific arrangements with Friday Night Folk at All Souls need agreement before the show is announced.
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The Telegraph is a 100-capacity All Ages venue in New London, Connecticut welcoming All Song Types. The Telegraph specializes in new & used vinyl, local music, books, and other musical and literary ephemera. . Programming includes All Genres. Booking is handled through Facebook, so keep the inquiry concise and specific. The house sound setup is not confirmed, so technical requirements need direct agreement. Settle the technical plan, arrival time, promotion, payment, and final running order before the van joins the conversation. Bring the right-sized show, communicate early, and save the improvisation for the stage. Artists should also verify the final age policy, room configuration, and performance schedule for the proposed event.
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- 100
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- All Ages
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- All Genres
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- 137 Bank Street, 06320, United States
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- (860) 701-0506
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