COMING SOON TO THE LINDA...

7/16: Food For Thought Co-presented by the Honest Weight Food Co-op and WAMC’s Documentary Film Series, Food For Thought is a monthly evening of food, film and discussion with a focus on films of social, political, environmental and community interest. The night will feature food samples by Honest Weight Food Co-op, a feature film screening, and an open panel discussion. This month's film, "Eating Alaska."

UPCOMING EVENTS

July
7/15 - Eric Margan/Alice Peacock - WAMC rebroadcast of Live at the Linda events
7/16 - Food for Thought: Eating Alaska

There is certainly something special about playing at the WAMC Performing Arts Studio. I didn't know what to expect the first time I played there, but after a terrific experience, I knew I would go back again and again. The staff is great, the sound spectacular and the audiences are warm and responsive. It's all you could want from ANY venue and nestled right in the heart of Albany. Who knew?
	John Pizzarelli - 8/25/05

7/19 - WAMC Folk/Bluegrass Night
7/22 - Mark Eitzel

I’m coming back: I love this place
	Jimmy Webb - 1/21/06

7/22 - Bill Kirchen and John Tichy - WAMC rebroadcast of a Live at the Linda event
7/23 - CRUMBS Nite Out
7/29 - Professor Louie & the Crowmatix - WAMC rebroadcast of a Linda event

August
8/8 - Ronnie Earl

Ticket Policy:
All tickets are for GENERAL ADMISSION seating - no reserved seating. The Linda - WAMC’s Performing Arts Studio does not exchange or refund tickets purchased for events at the Linda unless WAMC cancels the show. In that case we will contact you with options. If you have any questions about this policy, please feel free to contact Howard Glassman at 465-5233 ext 145. Thank you.

The Linda is handicapped accessible.

Parking at The Linda:
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The Linda - WAMC’s Performing Arts Studio
339 Central Avenue, Albany

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Film programming is made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State agency.