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Nominations for the 9th Annual Oakland Indie Awards are Now Open!

Fri., May 29 2015
Price: $10 Advance | $15 Door

Jack London Square
- 55 Harrison
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Who is making a positive impact on Oakland? Who keeps our city vibrant?

Nominate your favorite locally-owned businesses and independent artists for an Oakland Indie Award! Go to www.OaklandIndieAwards.com today to submit your nomination. Nominations close on March 31st.

Who will win? Find out and celebrate at the Indie Awards After Party on Friday, May 29th from 6:30pm-9:30pm at Jack London Square (55 Harrison St.). See you there!

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