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‘I went down to the Crossroads...‘

Mar 09 2024 Updated March 5, 2024

Ken Smith

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Bede Isbester and Mick Picton at the Crossroads Bar, Dubbo. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.

Damien at the Crossroads Bar, Dubbo. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.

(L-R): Alfred, Sheena, Dave, Gloria and Mick at the Crossroads Bar, Dubbo. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.

Anthony Gemmell at the Crossroads Bar, Dubbo. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.

Crossroads Bar, Dubbo. Photo: Dubbo Photo News/ Ken Smith.

Crossroads Bar, right next door to the Old Bank Music Shop in Macquarie Street, Dubbo, is the latest musical adventure for Mick and Gloria Picton.

Dubbo Photo News attended their new Wednesday night 'Jamming at the Crossroads' where solo, duo and bands can get some stage time, and all ages are welcome.

Crossroads Bar is a most welcome new addition to Dubbo and regional NSW’s ever-growing music industry.

I went down to the Crossroads and -- if you’re after a fun night kicking back with friends, your favourite brew and some fine tunes -- well, you should too.

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