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Live Music To Play On Patio

Pacheco Quartet at Marsh Manor Thursday

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Marsh Manor Shopping Center will have live, steel drum music playing on the patio Thursday night from 6-8 p.m.

Today's group is the Pacheco Quartet. 

The shopping center will have live music playing on the patio every Thursday from now through September 3rd. 

The Marsh Manor Shopping Center is located at 3700 Florence Street, Redwood City.

 

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