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MAHA Conference a Resounding Success

Party Digest IT Director Chuck Gregory was privileged to attend the Make America Honest Again Conference and Exhibition in New Orleans this past weekend.

Here are some pictures from the Livestream, which can be viewed on YouTube.

The Press Release below has a great summary of the event.

New Orleans, LA – February 17 th , 2025 – The Ritz Carlton Event,
Discover Silenced Heroes/Make America Honest Again Conference
and Exhibition

Distinguished scholars Jerome Corsi, David Mantik, James Fetzer and Dr Alen
Salerian presented evidence of government sponsored crimes in the
assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King consistent with the
top secret government records released two weeks ago by presidential orders.

The Conference included vibrant posters of students from Dillard University and
Dr Salerian’s paintings celebrating the spirit of the silenced thought leaders JFK,
MLK, Hrant Dink (editor of Agos newspaper Istanbul), Kevin Byers and Siobhan
Reynolds (victims of the war on drugs and doctors).

Dr Jerome Corsi, member of President Trump’s Department of Justice transition
team offered overwhelming evidence of complicity of the CIA & FBI in the death
of JFK. Dr Mantik proved that in the autopsy at the Bethesda Naval Hospital JFK’s
brain and skull were surgically altered.

Dr Fetzer offered photographic evidence consistent with Lee Harvey Oswald’s
innocence.

Dr Salerian, The Chairman of the MAHA Conference and President of World
Honesty Day, offered evidence consistent with the observation that a top-secret
poison arrow gun developed by the CIA, paralyzed the President during the
ambush at Dealey Plaza making JFK a stationary target for multiple shots from
different directions.

Councilman Member Oliver Thomas thanked Dr Salerian for his contribution to
the mission of government transparency and the alignment to his mission for
citizens’ rights saying, ”Holding elected officials accountable for their
constituents in paramount, just and right.”

Councilman Thomas and City Council will be issuing a proclamation for World
Honest Day for May 17th, 2025, when Mayor Cantrell will present Dr Salerian,
President of WHD with a key to the City.

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You’ll see Super Bowl events and other local offerings including the Make America Honest Again conference and exhibition.

Here are some of the items included in our recent newsletter:

Cigar Events – CigarVillas – Jacksonville

In Jacksonville CigarVillas is open and hosting events.

Currently scheduled are a February 22 Curated Cigar Night and weekly Build Your Own  Cigar events, all hosted by Party Digest Founder Lak Vohra.

All #CigarVillas events are strictly private – no pictures allowed. Not because of any crazy shenanigans, but so that everyone can relax and be themselves.

Snacks, Libations, Cigars, and Fellowship are provided.

For more information click here

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Partydigest is rapidly expanding in 2025 and mass layoffs and uncertainty hit us from #DOGE.

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Shaq’s Fun House

Friday, February 7 at 9:00 PM to Saturday, February 8 at 3:00 AM
Mardi Gras World, New Orleans

Shaq’s Fun House, a 21-and-older event, will take place Friday, Feb. 7, two days before the Super Bowl, at Mardi Gras World, adding to what O’Neal thinks will be an atmosphere matched only by New Orleans’ Carnival season.

The party begins at 9 p.m., and ticket prices start at $299.99. ($99 and $199 tickets were sold out by Friday morning.)

All tickets include access to a six-hour open bar, which will include a variety of products by corporate event sponsors: seltzers and beer by Anheuser-Busch; cocktails by Pepsi and Gran Coramino Tequila; and Shaq’s own brand of gummies — Shaq-A-Licious XL Gummies.

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GQ Bowl Fashion Show

Friday, February 7 at 7:00 PM
Hotel Peter & Paul, New Orleans

On February 7 at Hotel Peter & Paul in New Orleans, GQ will partner with the American designer Emily Adams Bode Aujla to stage a runway presentation—the inaugural GQ Bowl fashion show—showcasing her Spring 2025 Bode Rec. collection. And you can watch it all happen live on GQ.com.

The 2025 GQ Bowl is many things. A toast to the global symbiosis of sports and fashion. A nod to Bode Aujla’s ongoing homage to historical sportswear traditions. Plus, it’s a party, so hopefully it’ll also just be a freaking good time.

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26th Annual Super Bowl Soulful Celebration

Wednesday, February 5 at 7:30 PM
Mahalia Jackson Theater

Elevate with joy and experience the power of award-winning, uplifting music and praise at the 26th Annual, NFL-Sanctioned Super Bowl Soulful Celebration.

Don’t miss your opportunity to be a part of the audience for the LIVE TV Show taping at the renowned Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts in New Orleans, Wednesday, February 5, 2025 7:30PM.

Seats are limited. Get your tickets today.

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Make America Honest Again

Saturday, February 15 from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans

From the host:

Please join us to

celebrate the spirit of
JFK, RFK, MLK, S. Reynolds, K. Byers, Dr. Sevag, H. Dink

We can Make America Honest Again (MAHA)

Our current societal problems are fixable
for they are rooted in the systematic man-made violations of the American Constitution
built upon the 10 Commandments and the Hippocratic Oath.

Alen J. Salerian, M.D.
Medical Director Emeritus, FBI /MPERT
Former Associate Professor at the George Washington University

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Meet Melanie Nolan – City Editor for Savannah

Melanie Nolan is our PartyDigest correspondent for Savannah, GA. She covers events in the Savannah area.

Melanie has been a music teacher for over 25 years. While she was training young performers to express and develop their talents, she discovered she really enjoyed the tasks that her college education didn’t prepare her for at all. These included learning the art of adaptability while maintaining high standards and networking with musicians, parents and educators in order to develop and maintain arts in public education.

Although she was raised in New Jersey, Melanie always felt a deep connection when she visited the south, particularly Savannah.

“Everytime I would visit, it felt more like home than any other place I’ve been.”

After moving to the area full-time 5 years ago, she enjoys every opportunity to find a new place to eat, enjoy a long walk, reflect on the area’s history, or dance the night away with friends. When accompanied by her children, she loves watching them explore new places, especially art and history museums.

Melanie is beyond excited to bring out the Savannah edition of Party Digest. “There is always so much to discover here,” she says.  “I’m honored and committed to highlighting the people that make this area unique and magical.”

Here are some pictures of Melanie and her family.

Johnny Walker Blue Special Edition Launch Party

Saturday, February 1 from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM
CigarVillas – 12793 Josslyn Ln, Jacksonville, Florida, US, 32246

This Lunar New Year, Ronny Chieng and Johnnie Walker celebrate the art of blending—old traditions, new memories, and bold flavors. Featuring the limited-edition James Jean Blue Label bottle, it’s a toast to good fortune, great company, and a glass that’s always half full.
Tastings of this nectar and one complimentary Sag Harbor Cigars
Parking is limited – please take uber
Open to only 10 guests or first come first served we open the bottle at 8:30 and small pourings and then we will serve Johnny Walker Black Label Tastings.
Must be 21+. No alcohol sales at our events.

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Tattoo Arts Festival – Jacksonville – Villain Arts

Friday, January 31 to Sunday, February 2
Prime F Osborn III Convention Center

This 2nd Annual Jacksonville Tattoo Arts Festival will feature the best local, national, and International artists along with Tattoo Contests, sideshows, and vendors during this fun filled 3 day event.

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Spanish food & Wine ST. AUGUSTINE

Thursday, February 20 to Saturday, February 22

Embark on a journey through St. Augustine’s history, shaped by Spanish exploration 458 years ago. Pedro Menéndez and settlers, with Spanish wine in tow, made their mark on our shores. Spain’s 4,000-year winemaking legacy endures, captivating Europe and dominating the American market.

Enter the St. Augustine Spanish Food & Wine Festival – more than a celebration, it is a showcase of our city’s essence. Beyond wine, it’s a fusion of Spanish culture, music, and food, transcending time.

This event supports Flagler College Hospitality & Tourism Management students, fostering education and promoting historical destination tourism. With each sip, note and bite, the festival invites you to be part of our city’s ongoing, rich Spanish heritage.

The festival’s mission is to connect St. Augustine to our city’s Spanish history through a series of special events that feature Spanish wine, cuisine and culture. The festival serves to raise money for local charities, provide memorable experiences for visitors, foster international economic development, and enrich the quality of life in our community.

St. Augustine history encompasses many cultures and ethnicities, but our primary history involves Spanish exploration and colonization. When Pedro Menéndez and the first 800 European settlers landed on our shore nearly 454 years ago, his ships carried survival provisions. Among his most treasured stores was Spanish wine.

Spain has cultivated wine grapes for more than 4,000 years. The Romans fell in love with Spanish wine and exported it throughout the Roman Empire. Spanish wine is the most popular wine in Europe and the fastest-growing segment of the American wine market. The St. Augustine Spanish Wine Festival is an opportunity to promote our city regionally, nationally and internationally, to help local charities and connect with our founders through products that are as relevant today as they were when the early Spanish explorers came to America.

Spanish culture, music, food and wine defy space and time. The festival and all of its events are designed to promote St. Augustine as the Spanish Wine Capitol of America and to facilitate historical-destination tourism.

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