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United States
Find an AFM local serving professional musicians in a city, county or region.
Who qualifies: Professional musicians and others seeking information about an AFM local. Membership and jurisdiction rules vary.
Clark, Nevada
Professional musician union serving Clark and Lincoln Counties in Nevada.
Who qualifies: Professional musicians and applicants who meet current AFM and Local 369 membership requirements.
Carson City, Nevada
Professional musician union serving Northern and much of rural Nevada.
Who qualifies: Professional musicians and applicants who meet current AFM and Local 368 membership requirements.
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