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One stop music shop to open in Collingwood

Music Market will be a centre for Victoria’s live music industry, providing a focal point for local musicians to work, learn, collaborate and do business.
18 Apr 2018 12:00
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Live music is a mainstay of Collingwood venue The Tote, which adjoins the Collingwood Arts Precinct. Photo by Carbie Warbie via The Tote.

A new tenant will soon join the Collingwood Arts Precinct, with the announcement this week that a one-stop shop for musicians will open on the site next year.

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