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3rd and Lindsley

3rd and Lindsley offers loud country- and blues-rock from local and touring performers.

Address: 818 3rd Avenue South
Getting there: just south of downtown and a little hard to find at the intersection of those two streets
Website: 3rdandlindsley.com (opens in a new tab)

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