Come to Play
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Pour les articles homonymes, voir Come to Play (homonymie).
L’association « Come to Play » fondée par des étudiants senlisiens et parisiens a pour but de créer dans un premier temps sur Senlis une scène rock, jeune et active. Celle-ci répond aux attentes et aux motivations des jeunes groupes locaux et donne la possibilité à des groupes de Paris, de province et d’ailleurs de jouer sur une nouvelle scène avec un nouveau public. Cet évènement fera également grandir la notoriété de Senlis dans le domaine musical rock.
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