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September 08, 2010 Hopscotch Music Festival » Hopscotch Guide

Hopscotch Music Festival Guide 2010

Welcome to Hopscotch 2010 In the summer of 2009, a new advertising executive at the Independent Weekly named Greg Lowenhagen decided the newspaper and the Triangle was missing a music festival. A longtime resident of two towns with proud festival traditions, Austin…

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The photo is not glorifying drinking, unless one finds such a state of disarray enticing. Irreverent? Yes, but if anything, …

by Lisa Sorg, INDY Editor on Hopscotch Music Festival Guide 2012 (Hopscotch Guide)

Nice cover pic..Those beers the two drank is enough to have killed both of them. Binge drinking is a big …

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I bought a older home a few years ago and had to have a new well dug but now theres …

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Great review.

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This place sucked...The food was bland, the meat was tasteless. Entrees that were supposed to be spicy were just as …

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Best patio to eat and drink! Love the "How do you Q?" drink and The Uberwisconsin - grilled cheese! …

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