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2011 Albany Word Fest 12-Hour Open Mic Signup NoW Online

image The online signup for the 2011 Albany Word Fest is now online and ready for all poets and spoken word artists to take their place.

The 12-Hour Word Fest Open Mic will be taking place on Saturday, April 16 starting at 7:00am at The Linda (339 Central Ave., Albany).

For more information on the all-day annual celebration of poetry, music, spoken word and sign up for the open mic, go to www.albanywordfest.com.

The online signup will be available until Friday, April 15.

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This article was written by Thom Francis on 15 Mar 2011, and is filled under Albany Poets, Albany Word Fest.

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