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What a Cool Liquor Store!

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All of our neighborhoods should be lucky enough to have a liquor store like Good Libations located at 1201 5th Street (5th and M) in the Shaw neighborhood. This past Saturday Good Libations’ owner, Ronny, hosted a great customer appreciation event for the community. There was live music (Pete Muldoon and Ameen Saleem pictured above), sangria tasting, dominoes, empanadas, salsa dancing and lessons and an all around good time. Check out lots more photos after the jump.

When coaxed even MPD got in on the Dominoes action.
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Salsa dancing
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The Pete Muldoon Duo (Pete plays Cafe Nema on U Street every Sunday from 8-11pm)
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