I would have loved to write something about that Women's Fitness and Body Building Competition going on in Bellevue this Saturday. But unfortunately I couldn't figure out more details. I got the tip from somebody, who is actually participating in the competition. She is currently on "Ice Cube Diet". Let's hope that all those efforts will be rewarded...
Friday 10/3
6:00 PM Innocence and Jest @ Northwest Craft Center and Gallery.
8:00 PM? humans super structure (part 1) @ SAW
8:00 PM SCENE CREAMERS @ THE VERA PROJECT
9:00 PM PLANET BEAT presents Sao Paulo Barrio Night
9:00 PM UFO & Vespa Seattle present: SHAKE! @ Cafe Venus/Mars Bar
9:00 PM Das Experiment @ JAG Enterprises & O Design Studio
Saturday 10/4
noon ART DETOUR SEATTLE @ 1426 S. Jackson St. Studios
5:00 PM Opening reception at Fancy
6:00 PM Fiesta Cubana @ Artist Gallery of Seattle
8:00 PM REMOTE opening in NYC.
8:00 PM Next Wildlife Raccoon Cage Fundraiser Pub Night
8:30 PM &nb! sp; Lushy CD Release Party
9:00 PM Osiris & Manoj 2x4 in Portland: Uplift.
9:00 PM Playa Pajama Mass:ive @ CHAC
Sunday 10/5
7:00 PM THE BLOW RECORD RELEASE SHOW @ AFTERMATH GALLERY
Tuesday 10/7
7:00 PM Slideluck Potshow 21 @ COCA
Thursday 10/9
7:30 PM BENEFIT FOR BIKE WORKS @ Rendezvous
8:00 PM Acoustic Night hits Swansea every Thursday
Friday 10/3
Innocence and Jest @ Northwest Craft Center and Gallery
Lot's of art openings this weekend. This is one of them:
You're Invited! - to the opening of
Innocence and Jest
curated by John A. Taylor
with figurative ceramics by: tim foss, steve gardner, jason huff, saya moriyasu, joan Watkins
Northwest Craft Center and Gallery
305 Harrison Street
in the Seattle Center by the fountain 728-1555
opening October 3 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Show runs October 3 - October 31
open Tues-Sun 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/partyvolcano/vwp?.dir=/Invitations&.dnm=saya.jpg
humans super structure (part 1) @ SAW
humans super structure runs from October 3rd to 26th and is a series of four installations by local emerging artists, which "explore the relationship of humans with large objects and spaces":
October 3, 4 & 5 Stan Mastalerz, Rebecca Woodhouse, Bruce Fleming and Joe Dierker explore words and structure in 'babel'. Floor to ceiling paintings, and buildings made of concrete and paper. Artists' reception.
Friday October 3, 7 - 11 pm.
Secluded Alley Works
113 12th Avenue
206-839-0880
www.secludedalleyworks.org
SCENE CREAMERS @ THE VERA PROJECT
MORE ABOUT FRIDAY's SHOW:
As the Spiv of the Ulyssean Jihad, Ian Svenonius spent the late '80s
and early '90s fronting what was perhaps the most conceptually
flawless band of all time, the incomparable Nation of Ulysses;
later, he took the revolution to the pulpit with the religious
fervor of the sadly defunct Make-Up. And what thanks does he get? He
sits idly by the wayside while a bunch of fucking Swedes cop his
style, his sound, his very soul... and reap fame and fortune in the
process. SCENE CREAMERS, His new outfit with former Make-Up mate
Michelle Mae, takes the Gospel Yeh-Yeh theology of the Make-Up and
injecting it with a bit of that MC5 blues howl. Only a lot better
than the preceding (and terribly inept) description affords.
Following their set, Scene Creamers will DJ into the wee All Ages
hours.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
Loss Leader and the Vera Project Present
SCENE CREAMERS (a.k.a. WEIRD WAR)
GLASS CANDY AND THE SHATTERED THEATRE
$8 + $1 Vera Project Club Card. Doors at 8pm. All Ages.
Appearing at:
THE VERA PROJECT
1916 Fourth Ave
206.956.8372
PLANET BEAT presents Sao Paulo Barrio Night
It’s the first Friday of the month, which means ToST is bumpin’ Latin + Brazilian grooves with DJs DAREK MAZZONE, GRINGO STARR + percussionist TOM ARMSTRONG.
Darek writes:
Ola Compadres,
This Friday we go to Brazil and we give away some tickets to Kinky.
This Friday (October 3rd) enter to win a pair of tickets to the Kinky show at Chop Suey, Monday, October 13 at our Sao Paulo Barrio night at ToST. It's the first Friday of the month, which means we're bumpin Latin and Brazilian grooves with DJ Darek Mazzone, DJ Gringo Starr and Tom Armstrong, details below.
For the latest modern global music, check out Fusion on 103.7FM this and every Sunday night, 11p-midnight, hosted by Dean Carlson (DJ Sven). Give it a listen, and if you like what you hear let the station know, positive feedback is always appreciated and helpful. Each week's playlist, with music samples, can be found on our website as well. Due to some technical snaffus, we were unable to do the ticket giveaways last week, stay tuned as future contests will be done online
ToST, 513 north thirty-sixth street in fremont . 206.547.0240 .
tostlounge.com
http://www.seattlelivemusic.homestead.com/files/TOST.htm
http://www.tostlounge.com/
http://www.planetbeat.net/fusion.htm
http://www.kmtt.com/
UFO & Vespa Seattle present: SHAKE! @ Cafe Venus/Mars Bar
Chris and Heather write:
Hello All,
Here's a final reminder about our groovy mod happening this Friday at Cafe
Venus/Mars Bar. It'll probably be our last one for a while, so don't miss
your chance to make the scene! Details are below.
Cheers,
Chris & Heather
Here are more details:
Friday October 3 at Cafe Venus/Mars Bar (609 Eastlake Ave. E.)
UFO & Vespa Seattle present: SHAKE!
A celebration for scooterists and lovers of all things mod.
Featuring:
Seattle's favorite tribute to The Small Faces - E TOO D
and the soul-phonic sounds of THE SOUL PISTOLS Showband & Revue
Also featuring DJ Chrispo & DJ Gort on the turntables playing 60's sounds,
soul and Brit Pop.
Plus go-go dancers galore
Cafe Venus/Mars Bar (609 Eastlake Ave. E.)
$6 cover ($3 for Festering Motor Scoot attendees).
21+ admitted
9PM Start
Das Experiment @ JAG Enterprises & O Design Studio
Being asked whether Party Volcano would be allowed to write about this party db replied: "Yes, sure. Tell them to mention party volcano". So we got the official okay from db to post the details about this semi-private party.
Das Experiment
eVite is about to max out, use the copy to invite more people after Dazzle, Eyeball, Flying Carpet and Propaganda we proudly bring you das Experiment
an OrangeBitch party
Friday, October 3rd, 2003, 9pm - sunrise
@ JAG Enterprises & O Design Studio in Seattle
[ across from the Seahawks Exhibition Center ]
das Experiment
the Architect [acid jazz]
DJ Outlander [house]
DJ Christopher Cameron (aka. DJ Malloc) [trance]
DJ Chronus [progressive house & breaks]
~ featuring the FTB soundsystem ~
das Experiment
door: 5$ donation or bottle of alcohol
dress: glitter and shine
booze: open bar
party: private party, 21+, invite only, rsvp
pics from the last party
username: photo, password: archive
PS: come visit JAG & O Design Studio for the first Thursday art walk on
October 2nd!
JAG Enterprises & O Design Studio, 1021 Occidental Ave. S., 9pm, $5.
Evite yourself: http://www.evite.com/inviteMore?eventID=ZNNTJFXMFJXEANNZOTEV&iid=JKSHTGQLYNXESNTFWEXM
Saturday 10/4
ART DETOUR SEATTLE @ 1426 S. Jackson St. Studios
There is so much art going on here in Seattle. I find it unusual to ask for five bucks for a map and an artist directory. But maybe it's worth it?
visit artists' studios all over Seattle during 3 weekends in October
kick off the tour with 25 artists open in one place
and get your map/artist directory at the door ($5 donation)
1426 S. Jackson St. Studios
open October 4th, 12-6pm
Artists: Jamey Baumgardt, Jaq Chartier, Nathan Gassert, Christopher Gibbs,
Terri T. Gibbs, Beverly Gimlin, Joseph Glasgow, Julie Grant,
Vince Halloran, Melinda Hannigan, John Jenkins III, Reilly Jensen,
Nan Johnson, Marsha Karr, Joseph Lesser, Joyce McAndrews,
Daphne Minkoff, Ed Nelson, Dirk Park, Brian Quinn, Caroline Rockey,
L. Scherer, Jennifer Shafi, Katy Stone, Gordon Wood
near the intersection of Rainier & Jackson, 1 mile from Pioneer Square
1426 building web site with driving directions: http://www.jaqbox.com/1426
Art Detour web site: http://www.artdetourseattle.org
Fiesta Cubana @ Artist Gallery of Seattle
The flyer says:
Authentic Cuban Dance-Music-Food-Drink
Help support Cuban and local artists in the TropiCuba Project.
TropiCuba is a Cuban cabaret Show created by Cuban dancers in Seattle
Artist Gallery of Seattle, 902 1st Ave S, 6-10 PM, Donation: $10
See flyer fore more Details:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/partyvolcano/vwp?.dir=/Invitations&.dnm=FiestaCubana.jpg
Opening reception at Fancy
The press release says:
Through October at Fancy
new paintings by Trish Grantham
opening reception
Saturday, October 4th.
5-9 p.m.
Trish Grantham is a self taught painter who is quickly becoming a regular in the Portland art scene. Her work is currently exhibiting at the Rocket Gallery in Tokyo, Japan. Trish uses a variety of media and finishes to constantly change the face of her paintings. Her works portray simplified characters surrounded by complex and textured backgrounds, drawing influence from comic books, television, street art, and fellow artists.
more: www.trishgrantham.com
Fancy 1932 2nd Ave, 206.443.4621
sally@fancyjewels.com
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/partyvolcano/vwp?.dir=/Invitations&.dnm=DSCN6325.jpg
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/partyvolcano/vwp?.dir=/Invitations&.dnm=DSCN6308.jpg
REMOTE opening in NYC.
Do you remember Meghan Trainor? But you might remember Party Volcano's strange obsession for the Trainor Piñata in 2002. Meghan moved to New York City last year and is having an opening featuring artists from Seattle including Emily Hall, who writes for the Stranger:
Emerging Artists of the Pacific Northwest
Jite Agbro
Neal Bashor
Sarah Bergmann
Romson Bustillo
Leslie Clague
Christian French
Mary Gross
Emily Hall, essay
Sarah Morris
Meghan Trainor
Blair Wilson
Does regional aesthetic identity exist or even matter? How does an identity change when viewed from outside the context that created it? Remote views
these questions through the lens of an emerging Seattle art scene that came
of age during the economic and artistic explosion of the late 1990s.
...
The late 90s boom fed a nervous, feverish explosion in the arts haunted by the shadow of the coming crash. This vast body of work done over the last decade, only hinted at here, is due for some examination outside of the city that spawned it. Here is a chance to see what has been quietly building in this remote American
metropolis.
Opening: Saturday, October 4th, 2003
7:00 – 10:00 pm (10:00 pm to late: after party)
Fluxcore Art Space, 340 Grand Street
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY, 718-599-8640
SUBWAY: L/G to Lorimer stop. Left on Metropolitan to Havemeyer. Left on
Havemeyer two blocks to Grand. Left on Grand. Fluxcore Art Space is between Havemeyer and Marcy on the south side of Grand.
http://stage.itp.tsoa.nyu.edu/~mt807/Remote.html
www.fluxcore.com/
Next Wildlife Raccoon Cage Fundraiser Pub Night
Gopi is pointing out this fund raiser. He forwarded this note:
Next Wildlife Raccoon Cage Fundraiser Pub Night
Yes, another Wild night is coming up!
Join us at the Ould Triangle Pub in Greenwood for another night of great music, good company and cheer, and hoist a pint for PAWS. Proceeds for the evening will go to the raccoon cage project. To date staff and volunteers in Wildlife have raised $10,400 of the $16,800 needed to complete the four raccoon cages.
So save the date, and come on down to celebrate another busy summer season of helping wildlife!
PS - not to be confused with the triangle pub in freemont or the triangle lounge in seattle.
When: Saturday, October 4th, 8 pm
Where: OULD TRIANGLE
9736 Greenwood Avenue North Greenwood.
Who: PAWS people, everyone - tell your friends and neighbors, bring a
group
What: Raffles and live music (Klondike 5 and The Raybone Experience!)
For more music info see
www.klondike-5.net
www.raybonemusic.com
OULD TRIANGLE, 9736 Greenwood Avenue North Greenwood, 8pm
Lushy CD Release Party
We got this friendly email:
All aboard! The Lushy train rolls this Saturday at Andy's Diner. They're picking up steam with the release of their eponymous CD! DJ Lu will be spinning tunes to make you shake your caboose.
Here are more details:
Hey all friends of Lushy!
We're having a party to celebrate the summer release of our self-titled CD on Dionysus Records. Hop aboard with us at Andy's Diner on Saturday the 4th of October.
What? You don't know about Andy's Diner?! It's one of those wonderful, old-school Seattle institutions that get rarer with each passing year. We've got a special train car, the Round House, set aside just for us. This is one of those places that makes Seattle fun. Come wander around in the maze of train cars that make up this restaurant and spend an evening getting lost with Lushy!
Andy's Diner - 2963 4th Ave S (just north of the West Seattle Bridge)
Andy's Diner is located at 2963 Fourth Ave. S. 206-624-4097
Sat, Oct 4 - 8:30 pm - No cover
Osiris & Manoj 2x4 in Portland: Uplift.
Hippie alarm!
Circle of Friends presents…
Uplift - Portland, OR - 21+ Only
Saturday, October 4th, 2003
Location: OHM Nightclub (31 NW 1st Ave.)
Lineup:
2x4 DJ Sets
9:00pm-11:00pm Tronic (www.dj-tronic.com, Selekta, PDX) & Drake (PDX)
11:00pm-12:30am Ronn-e (1201, PDX) & Lotion Pimp, (1201, PDX)
12:30am-2:00am Professor Stone (COF, Aura, PDX) & Mixtress (Houseworks
PDX)
2:00am-3:15:00am Capricorn (PDX)) & Rico (PDX)
3:15:00am-4:30am Osiris Indriya (www.oraclegatherings.com, SEA) & Manoj
(COF, PDX)
For more information see:
http://www.nwtekno.org/vb/showthread.php?s=7443296439ef9c2403b8ffd99ea0498e&threadid=59672&highlight=uplift
Playa Pajama Mass:ive @ CHAC
If you are one of those burners, who are already counting the days until the next Burning Man in September 2004 then you don't have any choices. This will be your party.
Joey approves:
bar and music downstairs 'till 2am
upstairs 80 pillow cuddle room showing the finest in b-movies Wild and
Wacky Canadian Den--packed with the finest in Canadian
entertainment---until 10am! Door tickets $8/presale $5 at
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/124
Wear your jammies....
The official email says:
Crank up you Pajamas and get ready for a "Party" over!!!
Playa Pajama Mass:ive
October 4th
9pm-10am
Capitol Hill Arts Center
1621 12th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
Brand spanking new space!! Full bar until 2am
Full crazy playafied entertainment!
CRAZY CANADIAN INVASION ROOM!!! They're invading us with dj's and fallopian pillows....so be prepared. This room and chill lounge open 'till 10am, so plan on sleeping over.
New chill lounge area...featuring the best in movies: Evil Dead 1 + 2 and Army of Darkness!
Wear your best pajamas, street clothes will be promptly removed.
Presale Only $5
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/124
Door $8
Capitol Hill Arts Center, 1621 12th Ave, 9PM
massiveburn@hotmail.com
Please see http://massive.funksion.org for details...
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/124
Sunday 10/5
THE BLOW RECORD RELEASE SHOW @ AFTERMATH GALLERY
MORE INFO ABOUT SUNDAY'S SHOW:
Help LOSS LEADER celebrate to infinity the impending release of a record some 28 years in the making-the broad-siding embrace of The Concussive Caress, or, Casey Caught Her Mom Singing Along With the Vacuum-the long-awaited debut (I know, right?) album from K Records recording artists and fabulously fickle friends of Loss Leader the Blow.
THE BLOW is also named Khaela Maricich, not so much a woman as a tempestuous weather system. Autumn breezes and hurricanes. Between Olympia's seminal K Records and Anacortes' quietly iconic Knw-Yr-Own, she's been Khaela aricich, she's been Get The Hell Out Of The Way Of The Volcano, and she's been The Suck. Now, just the Blow. And we thank her for it everyday.
MIRAH Yom Tov Zeitlyn needs little introduction, but well, anyway: Mirah. K Records. Advisory Committee. Mirah. I mean, Mirah-right? Alright. [[[VVRSSNN]]] is YUME BITSU vibe guide Adam Forkner taking it all way, way out. No vowels? No Problem! With his sonic rainbow debut available on K, the Yarn Lazer crew will be taking it up; up to the highest peaks of the psyche. or something. I don't know, I'm no good at the dolphin speak. What I can tell you: UNITY. SERENITY. ENERGY. ETERNITY. LAZER. DOLPHIN.
THANKSGIVING is Adrian Orange of Portland, Oregon. And really something. DIRTY PROJECTORS is the project of one Dave Longstreth, a story-weaving music's man from Portland's STATESRIGHTS collective who recently released his latest collection, Morning Better Last, on States Rights Records.
PASH is the performance outlet for one Susan Ploetz, a hodgepodge of song and performance art, with heart-shaped colors fluttering about its head. Six Beings Comprising Six Bands? WITNESS THIS MATHEMATICAL ANOMALY FOR YOURSELF.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
Loss Leader Presents
THE RECORD RELEASE SHOW FOR "THE CONCUSSIVE CARESS" by THE BLOW
with: THE BLOW,MIRAH, (((VVRSSNN))) (Adam Forkner of Yume Bitsu), THANKSGIVING, THE DIRTY PROJECTORS, PASH
$7. Doors at 7pm. All Ages.
Appearing at:
AFTERMATH GALLERY
928 12th Avenue
206.709.9797
Slideluck Potshow 21 @ COCA
Steven writes:
Hey there,
Once again it's time to break out your photos for Slideluck Potshow. This time around the theme is "What I did for my Summer Vacation." So, come out and show some work, whether new or old, on the theme or off.
For those of you who still don't know what slideluck is about, it is a slideshow and a potluck. Please bring good food, strong drink and up to 5 minutes worth of slides. Doors will be open at 7:00 and we'll start the slides when it gets dark.
We will have a traditional slide projector and a digital one as well. You should know that we've had a tough time lining up a digital projector. If you have one of those puppies and are willing to help us out one Tuesday every other month, please drop me an email.
Also, everyone has enjoyed past events at people's homes and studios and we
would like to thank everyone that has hosted up to this point. If you are
interested in doing so again or if you're interest in hosting for the first
time, give us a yell.
This is the first show absent our pal Casey Kelbaugh, gone off to give NYC a
go. So, please grab some slides and join us. Let's keep the ball rollin'.
Many thanks go out to the Center on Contemporary Art (COCA) that has opened
its doors for us to host there again.
See ya there,
Steven Stone
steven_stone@comcast.net
206.321.6517
COCA 1420 11th Ave, Seattle, WA View Map
When: Tuesday, October 7, 7:00pm
Invite yourself: http://www.evite.com/inviteMore?eventID=VWUDOANHUZGWSAJQLFUG&iid=FEPVEUYVIRHCAGSIIGSS
Thursday 10/9
BENEFIT FOR BIKE WORKS @ Rendezvous
Bike Works is a nonprofit community bike shop in Southeast Seattle. Programs include Earn-a-Bike and Rides for youth, Kids Bike Swap, donations of bikes to local nonprofits, bike exports to Africa, and an affordable bike shop open to the public. For more information visit www.bikeworks.org.
About the show:
Queen Schmooquan's DORK show
By Dorks, for Dorks
Benefit for Bike Works
A variety show hosted by Jeppa Hall, featuring Seattle's Hottest Dorks Queen Schmooquan and the Bo-Daggits guide you through a series of unusual acts you won't (and shouldn't) see anywhere else on the planet.
Thursday, October 9th, 7:30 p.m.
The Jewel Box Theatre at Rendezvous
2320 2nd Ave in Belltown
$7 cheap, $1 off if dressed like a dork
Acoustic Night hits Swansea every Thursday
From an email:
Located on Capitol Hill at 517 E Pike, Swansea Espresso is a new café
emerging to be yet another destination for comfort and coffee in the Pacific
Northwest. Situated within a large 10,000 sq foot space, Swansea Espresso
plans include an evolution to becoming a community gathering place in the
heart of Seattle.
The multi-level space with beautiful floor to ceiling windows that was formerly a warehouse/retail space will be recreated into a venue that will draw from many markets. The focus will be on those lifetime bookmark times in most people’s lives such as weddings, bat mitzvahs, birthdays and other social gatherings of friends and families.
Swansea further plans include supporting the arts community through allowing artists from visual art and music to fashion design to showcase their creative endeavors within the space. The cafe has already started with it’s own acoustic night featuring Patrick Napper (Wordblender, Sixty Cycle Hum, Automatic) and various specials guests that have included Dudley Taft (Sweetwater, Second Coming) and Scott Andrew (Walking Birds) .
Swansea Espresso, 517 E Pike.
For more information call 206.324.4343
Cold Lava
CAFE CASABLANCA At Patti Summers' Cabaret Night Club (9/28)
I got really sick on Saturday and couldn't make it. So I was curious to hear from Russ (or shall I say "Rick") what I missed. He wrote:
I had specifically arranged with an 'actor' to come as my German officer, and I bought a hat for him (which was probably East German) having the appropriate look. However, despite his awareness of the crucial role he was expected to play at the end of the evening, he skipped out before that, which nearly ruined my plans. (You can't trust those Nazis!) Another guy showed up wearing an unknown military outfit with a high stiff collar. He said that he could play the Nazi, and pulled from his pocket a red armband with a crude swastika. But the swastika was so crudely drawn--with a felt-tipped marker--that I thought it looked more like something a punk rocker would wear than an officer of the Third Reich, so I let his offer pass.
Luckily, k.d. Schill saved the day by prudently bringing along another officer's hat (perhaps also East German) and an overcoat--to give to someone without a costume, she said. So, at the last minute, we convinced another
guy to swap his fez for the officer's hat and to don the overcoat for the job, and thus we were able to end the party in the way (more or less) I had envisioned.
Future Lava
World Of Wigs (W.O.W.) on 10/25/2003.
It's a little bit early for mentioning the annual summit of The Society for the Preservation of Wigs on 10/25. But readers like Saya, who are more familiar with the brutal forces of supply and demand, that pull the wig market in October, are warning us to get ready for this important event:
Hello Mr. Volcano,
Could you list this as a heads up so people have a chance to get a wig?
Andrew was there last time and can vouch for how fun the party was. The Society for the Preservation of Wigs announces "Passport to the World"
Wig Society Event. Learn an accent from cds available at the seattle public library, grab a wig and come to Andy's Diner on the 25th of October for
fun, dancing and wig salon.
Information at WigSociety@comcast.net
Thank you.
Saya
Another strange but amusing email from the same group arrived last week:
We have heard that some people are feeling, how do i say, embarrased?
that they do not have a thick, rich foreign accent, like the crema on a
good espresso pull. Not to worry! North American english in all its
native glory is the lingua franca of the realm, and is the official accent
of both Wigdonia AND Wiglandia! And feel free to indulge in regional
variations, from the Northwest Territories to the Deep South!
If you are curious about World Of Wigs and this event you should invite yourself to http://www.evite.com/inviteMore?eventID=EFXHVNXJDGZDCAWGCYLX&iid=VWRTDRHOWRYYGNGJXDUH .
In either case we will remind you on attending this event in one of the upcoming PV letters.
Hommel's, Russo's & Bressler's summer blow-out party
We are not sure what to think about this party. It's a private party and for $25 you get some entertainment and free booze. Apparently tickets are available and going fast for Hommel's, Russo's & Bressler's summer blow-out party:
Hey everyone!!!!!
Huge party October 25th!!! Tickets are available and going fast so buy
Yours today at www.francisnash.com/party or you can get them from me at
206-354-9484.
Again we are throwing a huge end of summer blow-out on Saturday October 25th. Tickets are only $25 for a night of live performances, dance music, great food and an OPEN BAR serving top shelf booze all night! Again it's only $25 (heck you spend that much on a half tank of gas these days).
This is going to be one of the great parties of the year and if it's a success we'll be doing one of these every year, so hurry up and get on board. You don't want to be looking at someone else's pictures as they tell you how great it was.
See you all soon!
Mike Hommel
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