Fall Coffeehouse brings music and talent to Hackley community

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By Benjy Renton, Editor-in-Chief
November 19, 2016
Fall Coffeehouse brings music and talent to Hackley community
Credit: Benjy Renton

This year’s Coffeehouse season kicked off with Friday night’s Fall Coffeehouse. Over 200 students attended the event, which included 22 acts of spoken word, song and instrumental renditions. Seniors Hope Weisman and Clay Sullivan hosted the evening, starting the show with a weekend update modeled after Saturday Night Live.

Enjoy the photos and videos from The Dial‘s coverage below, as well as a live streamed video of the whole evening.

Photos by Benjy Renton, Olivia Weinberg and Hannah Urken. Videos by Benjy Renton.

 

 
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