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NAC Wins the Pour House this Friday

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11 years ago

January 7, 2013

Don’t forget the Charleston Pour House will be holding a benefit concert for Nick Collins this Friday. Fowler’s Mustache and Savage Tongues will be playing on the main stage. Admission is a minimal $5 donation, but of course larger amounts are greatly appreciated.

If you can’t make it, but would like to donate to NAC Wins (Collins’ medical expense fund) click HERE.

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