the Lamp - What's On October 2004 2 Norfolk Street, Hull (opposite Hull Daily Mail, behind the Campanile Hotel)

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fri 1st	HomeGrown. locally cultivated dj's of international repute sow their seeds of love all over your Friday night. feat. Beige (Momma Gravy), Max Jung (Third Face - Full Cycle) and Wai Wan (Earth Project)
sat 2nd	Suicide Ramblers Club - there is no sacrifice too great for your musical salvation
sun 3rd	The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, plus The Big Sunday Roast. Food from 3pm, music from 8.
mon 4th	Salsa Y Mambo - beginners dance lessons at 8pm, improvers at 9.15pm. Lessons end at 9.30 dancing 'till 12 midnight. No-obligation lessons cost £2 but entry is FREE!
tue 5th	Substitute - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night
wed 6th	@lamp - Mad Dog's Little Big Band. 7 piece Jazz outfit led by Martin Jones
thu 7th	Roots and Toots. Salsa night with DJ Esdiaz playing the best in dancefloor latin and salsa
fri 8th	- HomeGrown. locally cultivated dj's of international repute sow their seeds of love all over your Friday night. feat. Beige (Momma Gravy), Max Jung (Third Face - Full Cycle) and Wai Wan (Earth Project)
sat 9th	Ramblers Club - there is no sacrifice too great for your musical salvation
sun 10th	The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, plus The Big Sunday Roast. Food from 3pm, music from 8.
mon 11th	- Slack Video - present an evening of short film. Narrative and experimental film works from local, national and international artists and filmmakers.
tue 12th	Substitute - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night
wed 13th	- live@lamp - CrackTown - live music from 9pm
thu 14th	Mid Month Marauders - Hip hop from Hull's finest, Mad Skilz and Universal Magnetic.
fri 15th	- HomeGrown. locally cultivated dj's of international repute sow their seeds of love all over your Friday night. feat. Beige (Momma Gravy), Max Jung (Third Face - Full Cycle) and Wai Wan (Earth Project)
sat 16th	Suicide Ramblers Club - there is no sacrifice too great for your musical salvation
sun 17th	The Sunday Service - open mic night with an acoustic feel, plus The Big Sunday Roast. Food from 3pm, music from 8.
mon 18th	Salsa Y Mambo - beginners dance lessons at 8pm, improvers at 9.15pm. Lessons end at 9.30 dancing 'till 12 midnight. No-obligation lessons cost £2 but entry is FREE!
tue 19th	Substitute - retro funk, soul, and the future of rock 'n roll. official warm up for The Grapevine, free tickets available throughout the night
wed 20th	- live@lamp - Trad Jazz Fun with the Sophisticats
thu 21st	Reggae Night - dj's from roots, easy skankin, and funkywormhole soundsystem

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