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Pop-Up Event In Oakland Brings Artists, Music Lovers Together

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The early crowd at a vinyl listening party of Ari Lennox’s ‘Shea Butter Baby’ album at couchdate in Oakland on Jan. 26.  (Ariana Proehl/KQED)

Pop-Up Event Brings The Arts To Downtown Oakland

In Downtown Oakland, a pop-up event called couchdate is making room for artists and music lovers to hang out, play and connect with one another. 
Reporter: Ariana Proehl, KQED

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