All The President's Men - Live at The Herne Tavern. Saturday 3rd February, 8pm

By TheHerneTavern
January 30, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 30, 2018

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Posted January 30, 2018

All The President's Men are back at The Herne Tavern this Saturday for our first live music sessions of 2018. With special guest Edori Fertig from the Skip Sisters, this is sure to be unmissable local?gig.It kicks off at 8pm and it's free entry so come down and grab a drink.

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