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California Conscious Music Festival
September 18, 2016 from 1pm to 10:30pm – SOMO Village Event Center Sunday, September 18th California Conscious Music Festival Featuring: Kool & The Gang Third World Half Pint Native Elements Mike Love Sol Horizon @ SOMO Village Event Center 1100 Valley House D… Added by Second Octave Presents | Type: bay area, rohnert park
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