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Ghost Ship Benefit Rumbles Through The Aztlan Theatre

December 18, 2016 13:25PM

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Art lovers united at the once defunct Aztlan Theatre Saturday night to raise funds for victims of the fire at Oakland's Ghost Ship warehouse, which burned December 2, killing 36 people. Musical acts including the Itchy-O Marching Band, Mala Mente, Suo, Kali Malone and many more entertained the dancing crowd at the somber yet joyful benefit. All photos by Scott Lentz.
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