Tonight at The Pharmacy! Open Format Open Mic!

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Are you a singer? A stand-up comedian? A poet? A sumo wrestler? A yo-yo champion? Or do you just like to get up in front of a group of people and try to freak them out? 

Boy, oh boy, does The Pharmacy have a deal for you.

The Pharmacy's open mic night has a completely flexible format - come sign up at 6:30 and do your best (or worst!) once your name is called.

Come on down, Springfield - let your freak flag flip, flop and / or fly! 

The Pharmacy, 401 South Grand Ave. W., Springfield.

Sign-up at 6:30 p.m., show starts at 7

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