Bowery Poetry Club - Facts and Features of The Club

Facts and Features of The Club

  • 2500 sq. ft. space
  • 12' x 20' stage + green room
  • Run by an all-artist staff
  • and Cafe in the front
  • Full bar
  • Community drop-space available for artist information distribution

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