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1:AM gallery and Brian J. Goggin

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Brian Goggin ……………………………………………. played by Brian Goggin

Guitarist ……………………………………………. The Dime Store Dandy

On the turntables……………………………………………. DJ toAD

Singer ……………………………………………. Mr. Lucky

Performance Troupe Extradordinaire ……………………………………………. Fou Fou Ha!

Wine ……………………………………………. Gundlach Bundschu Winery

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Keepsake from the night ……………………………………………. Photo Boof

Fiscal Sponsor ……………………………………………. Black Rock Arts Foundation

Doors open at 6pm.

1000 Howard Street (x 6th)

San Francisco, CA 94103

Lost? Be on the lookout for the infamous Doggie Diner Heads or Paul Cesewski’s Bowling Ball Structure in front of 1:AM gallery and Defenestration building.

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