Help us celebrate!

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Music, Good Company, Raffle Prizes and a ticket* for one plate of FREE food by the local food truck The Yolk to the first one hundred who attend. All we need is YOU.

Saturday, September 12, 5-8pm
behind 1055 Azuar Avenue (corner of East Poplar Avenue and Oscar Street) on Mare Island
*One ticket per person. Start at tent and see Corinne for a ticket.

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