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This venue is well worth the the visit. Each performing songwriter played two songs. The audience were very attentive and respectful (listened well). I had a great time!

Jerry Gerace (2/2010)

They moved up the street to a much bigger building, but have managed to keep the same incredible intimacy in the performance setting. You won't find a more supportive, attentive audience anywhere in Atlanta.

d28 35special (6/2009)

Best unknown open mic night in Atlanta, and possibly the best period. Microscopic venue means you are up-close and personal with the performers. Unbelievable sound system, even though the place is small enough not to need one. The performers are not limited to the teen and 20-somethings; some of the regulars have been professional singer-songwriters for decades. You owe it to yourself to check the place out, and you might just fall in love.

Tom W (7/2008)

Not only is Ragamuffin one of only a few open mic venues worth attending in Atlanta, it's also the perfect performing environment.

Louis Robinson (4/2008)

This venue is basically a small store building where the owner gives music lessons, but it has a nice professional sound system. Players don't play and leave like they do at many open mics, but mostly stay for the whole show, so you have a good, attentive, supportive audience. I enjoyed this open mic, but my butt didn't like having to sit the whole time in a folding chair.

Anonymous (1/2008)

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