FREE ALL AGES SHOW & COSTUME CONTEST: the Gothic Rock of Imbolg at the Queens Library in Flushing




On Saturday October 30th, The Queens Library in Flushing,NY brings
you:

the Gothic Rock of Imbolg. This Queens based band has been
performing

throughout the Northeastern United States for the past several
years

and have also been mentioned in music reviewer/author Mick
Mercer's

latest book:" Music to die for". Now, the band returns home to
perform

their own brand of Celtic influenced Goth Metal music for the
people

of Queens free of charge at 2pm and they encourage all to come in

costume to enter a pre-halloween costume contest open to people of
all

ages.

The Flushing library is located at

41-17 main street in flushing. Fore more information please call
718 661

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