Bass Warrior Sound System - Nice Up Di Dance
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- Tickets
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Free
- Dates and times
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21st Oct 2017
1:00PM - 10:00PM
Give thanks and praise, Glasgow's reggae community and special guests unite in celebrating the life and legacy of Kenneth Ira Osborne, the original mighty Bass Warrior. Kenneth's mission was music "spreading a vibe and letting the people enjoy themselves" Bass Warrior Sound System, di dance caan dun...
This event is aimed at adults but families with children are welcome to attend during the day.
Saturday 21st October|1-10pm (closes 5-5.30pm)
Continues from 10.30pm onwards at the African Arts Centre Modern Art Tickets £5 available on the door
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