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If you are like me, you’re probably thinking, “geeze, its only Tuesday!” Don't worry, there are some fun and cheap outings that you can look forward to. So put down your Sudoku and check out these shows going down this weekend:
Friday:
Galapogos4, Avenue of the Arts, LifeForTheBetter, and Noble Hops @ the Alterknit Lounge, the Knitting Factory
Poncho Sanchez @ the Rhythm Lounge in Long Beach
Saturday:
The Visionaries @ the Knitting Factory
The Grouch and Eligh @ the Terrance Restaurant in Pasadena
Sunday:
KDAY King Holiday Concert @ the Gibson Amphitheatre
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