have a Load of Fun with Tom Swiss, February 2

Tom Swiss [ 29 January 2007 - 9:45am ]
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Will the poet/singer/songwriter see his shadow and be frightened back into his hole, signifying a long winter? Will he be stuck living the same day over and over again? Will Brigid, muse of the poets, visit him on this old Celtic holy day of Imbolc?

Probably not, but come find out at a night of music and poetry - A Load of Poetry, in fact, from the fine folks at PoetryInBaltimore.com, on Friday February 2nd, 8 pm, at:

Load of Fun Gallerie
120 W. North Avenue (in the Station North arts district)
www.loadoffun.net

featuring words and tunes by yours truly, Tom Swiss. Open mic follows.

Thank you for your support

-Tom

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snow, snow, go away

Tom Swiss [ 2 February 2007 - 5:29pm ]

It's snowing, but we're on anyway. Come on down!

Tom Swiss - proprietor, unreasonable.org

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