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Future Cape Town Pop-Up Exhibition

Future Cape TownonDecember 23, 2012/Comments closed

More details to follow. For the latest updates see the official Facebook event.

Date: 3 January 2013

Place: The White Room at Dear Me (below Tjing Tjing bar)

165 Longmarket Street, Cape Town

Tagged: cape town event exhbition pop-up tjing tjing

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