Monte Belmonte

The Drake is Saved

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The Drake is Saved

Meet the movers and shakers behind Amherst’s first downtown live music venue in…ever? Gabrielle Gould from the Amherst BID and the Downtown Amherst Foundation. Lincoln Allen the managing director of The Drake. And Cassandra Holden from Laudable Production. Hear their conversation with Monte and see some photos of The Drake below.

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