Share your favorites and learn about new music when Swallow Hill Music launches Sips & Spins on Thursday!
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Community marketing manager Barry Osborne knows this, which is why he’s excited about some new programming on tap for 2023, particularly the. The group, which is open to the public and free of charge, will meet for the first time on Thursday, March 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. in Swallow Hill’s Quinlan Cafe. Osborne, a banjo player himself, will lead the initial discussion and listening party.
Swallow Hill has been in its current location — a former church nestled near the corner of East Yale Avenue and Broadway — since 1998. It is a charmingly “funky space,” as Osborne puts it, which makes it conducive to more outreach activities outside of concerts. “We know people like to hang out here, so we want to try to give them opportunities to come to the cafe for events like this; it doesn’t have to be just for a concert or class,” he explains.
“I'm excited we're able to grow our relationship with music in a way that we haven't before. A record club is intimate — not only for the person choosing the music, but for those who come to listen,” he says. “Hosting it in our Quinlan Cafe feels like we're inviting friends over to share our favorite music.
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