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By Berry Anderson
Published on June 10, 2009 at 2:00am
Is anything better than zuppa, insalata e vino? Enjoying them with folk music, of course! The four metro locations of Spin Neopolitan Pizza invite those with a taste for reasonably priced, authentic cibo italiano to come out every Tuesday evening this summer to hear the tunes of local folk musicians on their patios. This week, hear acoustic guitar sprinkled with harmonica from Kirby Wendler at the Main Street location (4950 Main, 816-561-7746), the witty stylings of Jim Abel in Overland Park (6541 West 119th Street, 913-451-7746), 20-year performing veteran Larry Garrett in Lee's Summit (1808 Northwest Chipman Road, 816-246-7746) and the Midwestern musings of Duane Woner in Olathe (14230 West 119th Street, 913-764-7746). New performers are featured each week starting at 6 p.m. See spinpizza.com for future lineups and, of course, the menu.
Tuesdays, 6 p.m. Starts: June 16. Continues through Aug. 25, 2009
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