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Friday, December 4, 2009

Will Netherland performs for Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce event at Alhambra Cafe

ALHAMBRA CAFÉ - December 12th, 2009

Will Netherland to perform at Alhambra Cafe for Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce event.

On Saturday, December 12th, 2009, the Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce will be supporting ALHAMBRA CAFÉ Coffee House by inviting Rogers Park residents and local business owners for a taste of Alhambra!

Support a local business by purchasing a coffee, tea or dessert at:

ALHAMBRA CAFÉ Coffee House
1622 West Morse Avenue
Chicago, IL. 60626

10am - 10pm

Will Netherland at Alhmbra Cafe in Rogers Park

Musical guests for this event include:

Chris Marshall 12pm - 3pm
William Netherland 5pm - 7pm
Edward Yeo 7pm - 9pm

Members of the Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce will be available throughout the day and evening to discuss your thoughts on how to improve Rogers Park through its local businesses.

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