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'''Cave9''' is a volunteer-run non-profit all-ages punk and indie-rock venue located at 2237 [[Magnolia Avenue]] on [[Southside]] [[Birmingham]]. The club hosts live music virtually every weekend night for a $5 cover. | '''Cave9''' is a volunteer-run non-profit all-ages punk and indie-rock venue located at 2237 [[Magnolia Avenue]] on [[Southside]] [[Birmingham]]. The club does not allow alcohol on premises. It was founded in [[2003]] by the then-25-year-old [[Aaron Hamilton]] as an alternative live-music venue to the local bars. In [[2006]] the club was approved to be a 501C3 non-profit organization. Hamilton and others volunteer their time to Cave9, and most of the volunteers have other full-time jobs. The club also hosts benefit concerts to help pay the debt of what it owes from the time before it became a non-profit organization. The club hosts live music virtually every weekend night for a $5 cover. | ||
==References== | |||
*"Cave 9 rocks with independence." March 2, 2007, The [[Birmingham News]]. | |||
==External link== | ==External link== | ||
* [http://www.cave9.com/ Cave9] website | * [http://www.cave9.com/ Cave9] website | ||
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[[Category:Music clubs]] | [[Category:Music clubs]] | ||
[[Category:Magnolia Avenue|2237]] | [[Category:Magnolia Avenue|2237]] | ||
Revision as of 16:18, 2 March 2007
Cave9 is a volunteer-run non-profit all-ages punk and indie-rock venue located at 2237 Magnolia Avenue on Southside Birmingham. The club does not allow alcohol on premises. It was founded in 2003 by the then-25-year-old Aaron Hamilton as an alternative live-music venue to the local bars. In 2006 the club was approved to be a 501C3 non-profit organization. Hamilton and others volunteer their time to Cave9, and most of the volunteers have other full-time jobs. The club also hosts benefit concerts to help pay the debt of what it owes from the time before it became a non-profit organization. The club hosts live music virtually every weekend night for a $5 cover.
References
- "Cave 9 rocks with independence." March 2, 2007, The Birmingham News.
External link
- Cave9 website