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...yes, thank you all so much for volunteering to help out at The Dream Machine.


If I haven't got back to you, it's because I'm flat out and all over the place.


But constant help is required to keep this beast going.


I'm going to try and put up some sort of rota/message board thing in the shop and if people want to sign up on that then we can arrange the times etc.


Tickets for the launch party are now on sale in the shop.


Each one has been lovingly hand made by yours truly.


The Dream Machine - Official Launch Party


Je Suis Animal

Martin Carr


DJ's : Sonic Cathedral


Date : Monday 28th July

Venue : The Constitutional Hall

Tickets : Under 18's ?3.00 / Over 18's ?6.00

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