the Lamp - What's On 17th to 31st May 04 2 Norfolk Street, Hull (opposite Hull Daily Mail, behind the Campanile Hotel)

Monday 17th Salsa Y Mambo beginners dance lessons at 8pm, improvers at 8.45pm. Lessons end at 9.30 dancing 'till 12 midnight. No-obligation lessons cost £2 but entry is FREE! Tuesday 18th Substitute retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night

Wednesday 19th - live@lamp - CrackTown, Ten Men and Chris Norrison Thursday 20th easy skankin' - a night of sweet reggae music with J.Large and The Reverend

Friday 21st - DJ Gorowski (Larkin Out - Vibe Bar, London). Saturday 22nd Porky presents an evening of dub plates, out takes and gutter funk Sunday 23rd The Sunday Service open mic night with an acoustic feel, plus The Big Sunday Roast. Food from 3pm, music from 6ish. Monday 24th Call That A Quiz? Hull's hottest new quiz night. Come try it - if you think your cleverer then we are. Win beer, meat and other treats. .

Tuesday 25th Substitute - - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night Wednesday 26th live@lamp Martin Clappison plus support Thursday 27th Shinobi - - Liquid Breaks - a night of deep and funky drum and bass

Friday 28th - D.J sets from Wai Wan (Earth Project) and Mark Young (Third Face - Full Cycle) Saturday 29th Porky presents an evening of dub plates, out takes and gutter funk. Sunday 30th - The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, hosted by Cracktown plus The Big Sunday Roast. Food from 3pm, music from 6ish. open till Monday 31st frustrated that the banks were shut? come discuss it with like-minded folk over a nice drink.

Lamp opening times: Mon - Wed 5 - 12, Thurs - Sat 5 - 1am, Sun 3 - 10:30 Blunt food served: Mon - Sat 5 - 9pm, Sun 3 - 9pm (Freshly carved Sunday roasts and Veggie Nut Roast served all day Sunday) For further info please contact the Lamp - tel: 01482 326131 (answerphone/office) 01482 326137 (bar) Email: info@thelamp.net Website http://www.thelamp.net 2 Norfolk street, Hull. HU2 9AA (opposite Hull Daily Mail, behind the Campanile Hotel)

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