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< Music in the A.M. A-List: Zoo Animal at Treehouse Records >
Posted at 03/20 21:30 by ThriftyHipster's RSS
Treehouse Rock 'n' Roll Breakfast Series Volume 4 featuring ZOO ANIMAL at Treehouse Records on 3/24 at 10am:
Apparently, I am always finding a way to get people out of bed much earlier than anticipated on a weekend morning. But I wouldn't do it if I didn't have a good reason. This time, it isn't crafts on a Sunday but live music on a Saturday. Treehouse Records is doing its fourth installment of Treehouse Rock 'n' Roll Breakfast Series. This time, this very hip record shop (on a very hip corner in uptown) will be providing you with music from local favorite, Zoo Animal. So come out and drink some coffee and eat some donuts from Caffetto and The Donut Cooperative for an early start to your Saturday. This is a free show that starts at 10am, see you there!
Well, this just makes you miss winter a little bit.
