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New experimental electronic music festival to debut in Nanaimo this weekend.
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First off all, I just wanted to take a moment to personally thank everyone who supported The Discourse Nanaimo’s news and arts coverage in our recent supporters drive. 


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This week, I had the chance to talk with organizers Josh Rudolph and Priyanka Chakrabarti about a brand new music and arts festival that is taking place in Nanaimo this weekend. 


Margins of Sound will showcase some of the Island’s most progressive experimental musicians and includes free public performances in the Bowen Park Amphitheater near the duck pond.


You can read my story about the festival below, and I hope you have a great weekend.


Thank you for reading,

Mick Sweetman

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Margins of Sound festival brings experimental music to Nanaimo

New festival includes free performances in Bowen Park and workshops.


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