7 inch Vinyl night. Bring your records to play at The Cherry Tree. First Thursday of the month.

By Thecherrytree
January 28, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 28, 2017

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Posted January 28, 2017

The Magnificent Seven ride again.

Riding into town on Thursday 2nd February and the first Thursday of every month thereafter........

time to start polishing up your tucked away seven inchs records and give it a public airing at our new spiritual home,

The Cherry Tree, East Dulwich. 31-33 Grove vale. SE22 8EQ

Same routine. Turn up at 7.30pm, put your name on the list and sling your tunes on the turntables for 20 minutes. Seven inch vinyl only. First come first served. We would love to see you there even if you don't have seven inches.......

home is where the turntable is

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