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Thursday 17th Dec, 7-10pm

End of year drinks and Neil Feather ensemble

Free

Come along to P-Club to celebrate the absurdity of 2020 in absurdist style... bring a lil something to eat/drink.

We're also welcoming the wonderful instrument inventor Neil Feather who's just moved to Wellington. Neil's from Baltimore and will be introducing us to some of his far out instruments on Thursday night including the Wiggler, the Magnapooter, perhaps even an Anaplum or a Nondo.

The Neil Feather ensemble performs around 8pm.

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