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Open Mic Night

July 21, 2011
By: Alhambra Source

Location

Garvey Intermediate Auditorium

2720 N. Jackson Ave
Rosemead , CA 91770 United States

Asian Pacific Family Center (APFC), Garvey School District, and the Rosemead Youth Leadership Center (RYLC) will be hosting an Open Mic Night opened to youth in the San Gabriel Valley ages 11-18 years old. The event will be held on Friday, August 12th, 2011 from 6:30pm-8pm at Garvey Intermediate Auditorium located at 2720 N. Jackson Ave, Rosemead CA 91770.  Admission is FREE.

This substance-free event is organized for the youth to promote the idea that young people can have fun without using alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.  Free expression is encouraged but participants will have to follow guidelines set on the registration form.   Deadline to submit forms are August 9th, 2011.  Flyer and registration forms can be picked up at Asian Pacific Family Center and Rosemead Youth Leadership Center located at Garvey Intermediate this summer.

For more information about Open Mic Night or to obtain a registration form to perform, please contact APFC Prevention Youth Specialist Nancy Trinh [email protected] or (626) 287-2988 and RYLC Communications Director Shel Segal [email protected] or (626) 698-8020.

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