Letter – Many nights of nerdy revelry

Re: "Victoria to lose unique music hub" (Nov. 1-7)

Nov. 7, 2012 3:00 p.m.
Opinion

Many nights of nerdy revelry

Re: “Victoria to lose unique music hub” (Nov. 1-7)

No……………. what a great shame. I have enjoyed many night of nerdy revelry at The Friday Quiz! Fort Street Cafe, we will miss you.

Moira Sings,via facebook

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