John Maddox and Friends 2020

published: 11 Mar 2020

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Every Thursday night, John Maddox and Friends bring their unique gypsy jazz music to the Sappho Bar. The acoustic music is a perfect fit for the intimate space and always creates a friendly atmosphere. Entry is free, and the bar will be open, selling drinks and tapas.

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John Maddox and Friends 2020 is on 12 - 26 March 2020. The opening hours are: 7:30PM to 9:30PM. Conveniently located in Glebe. Visit their website at https://www.eventfinda.com.au/2020/john-maddox-friends2/sydney/glebe.

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Event Details

what: John Maddox and Friends 2020

when: 12 - 26 March 2020

start time/end time: 7:30PM to 9:30PM

venue: Sappho Books

website: https://www.eventfinda.com.au/2020/john-maddox-friends2/sydney/glebe

city/suburb: Glebe NSW

address: 51 Glebe Point Road

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