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Lwin Mar Htun by Lwin Mar Htun
November 1, 2019
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Music Connects by Turning Table Myanmar

Turning Table Myanmar will host a creative event for all art lovers called “Music Connects” and this is their second edition. At the event, there will be a music talk program with guest musicians and they will also have small performances by local bands The Reasonabilists, The Peacists, The Apple-Jack and Darko C . If you are a person who loves art and freedom of expression, this is an event you shouldn’t miss.

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Nov. 1 / 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. / Turning Table Myanmar, No. 78 Thu Mingalar 3 Street, in the compound of Thu Mingalar Housing Complex, Yangon

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Yangon Farmers Market #75

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