Nov. 8, 2008
Mama's Rockin' Eve 2 is a motorcycle poker run/concert fund-raiser for Turning Point, a shelter and advocacy organization for survivors of domestic violence. Registration starts at 11 a.m., with riders out by 1 p.m. and due back by 5 p.m. ALL rides are welcome and prizes abound! Following the run, the party will continue into the night with smokin' blues band WSNB, hot licks by Matter of Fact and the sweet wailin' voice of Melissa McKinney. Come early and stay late so you won't miss any action! Donations of canned food and paper products are needed and appreciated. INFO: www.myspace.com/mamasrockineve.
Nov. 15
Join us for an evening of fun at the tables! This event will include dinner, courtesy of Outback Steakhouse, open bar (beer, wine & frozen margaritas), lots of friendly competition, and the chance to win great prizes.
Ticket prices are as follows: $100 for one seat to the TX Hold 'Em Poker Tournament and $50 to play other casino games including blackjack, roulette, and craps.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, call (972) 416-6600. Or visit our website at http://www.k9poker.com/node/2721
Deadline to purchase tickets is Wednesday, November 12.
Mar. 14, 2009
The No Tie Dinner & Dessert Party committee today announced that its annual fundraiser, The No Tie Dinner & Dessert Party, benefitting AIDS Services of Dallas, will take place on the evening of March 14, 2009 at the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas. A fun-filled night of individuals hosting dinner house parties across the city is followed by a dessert social and silent auction at the Frontiers of Flight Museum.
Over 800 participants from around the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex are expected to attend, providing funding for the many activities of AIDS Services of Dallas.(ASD) which allow the organization to help those living with AIDS to live independently. Sponsorships are available at several levels, and individual participation at private homes and venues throughout the DFW area is encouraged to make the evening a success. Last year, in ony its third year, the party raised over 0,000 for ASD
AIDS Services of Dallas is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that aims to create and strengthen healthy communities through the delivery of quality, affordable, service-enriched housing for individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS. The No Tie Dinner & Dessert Partycommittee today announced that Mary Ann Thompson-Frenk and Anthony Chisom have agreed to be the Honorary Co-Chairs of the 2009 No Tie Dinner & Dessert Party. Known for her inspirational speeches, Mary Ann Thompson-Frenk is expected to tie together the AID's challenge with the larger gay human rights issues and will seek to encourage the community to cross generational lines in an effort to empower themselves by uniting.
Nov. 27
The Capital One Bank Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot is the largest Thanksgiving Day event of its kind in the country. Starting from humble beginnings 40 years ago at White Rock Lake, it has grown into the undisputed Way to Begin Thanksgiving Day for thousands of locals as well as those who travel to share in our great event.
The Trot tradition has now extended through generations of participants who celebrate the holiday with grandparents, relatives, friends and their youngest who we look to see with their own families in the years ahead. The Dallas YMCA supports strong kids, strong families and strong communities &128;&147; all of which are represented at the Trot. Participants are also helping to support important YMCA programs.
The 8 Mile Race begins at 9am. The 3 Mile Fun Run/Walk begins at 9:15am.
Friday, Dec. 5
Mistletoe and Martinis – Finishing Touches Twilight Tour & Cocktail Party
Date: Friday, December 5, 2008
Time: 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Location: A Private Home in Atherton
Contact: Felicity Chapman, felicity.chapman@gmail.com
Be the first to experience the Finishing Touches Home Tour, and then join us for an evening of holiday cocktails and celebration.
Twilight Tour, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Cocktail Party, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Tours begin departing at 5:00 p.m.
$140 per person ($90 tax deductible)
includes tour ticket valid through Sunday
Mistletoe and Martinis Tickets are now on sale!
SPACE IS LIMITED.
Twilight Tour & Preview Party Ticket
(deductible portion $90)
PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST COMPLETE THE CHECK OUT PROCESS COMPLETELY TO BE GUARANTEED YOUR RESERVATION. Incomplete transactions are automatically reset in the system.
A wait list will start once the tickets available here have been sold. If additional tickets become available, we will contact the waitlist in order.
Please print your receipt at the end of the check out process. If you check out via your Paypal account, you will receive an additional receipt via email.
Your reservation will be confirmed via email within 72 hours. If you have not received this confirmation, please contact jill@korpal.com
Dan's Taste of Two Forks 2012
Saturday, July 14
6:30 to 10 pm VIP
7:30 to 10 pm General Admission
What's in a nameä This restaurant, the oldest under the same ownership in the city of Boston, doesn't need one. Since 1917 when it opened, catering to fishermen returning from a day at sea, the no-name restaurant has served great food in its little corner of the Fish Pier.
I found the no-name restaurant completely by accident. It was in 1980 or so, and I was in Boston on a business trip. I figured the Fish Pier ought to have someplace good to eat, so I wandered around there, and noticed some people in what appeared to be a private club–people who were obviously having a great time. My interest piqued, I wandered in, not sure if I was crashing a party…of course in those days I didn't care!
Turned out, I'd happened upon a wonderful restaurant, and to this day the broiled scrod he had that night is the best I ever had. I wasn't too disappointed that I was actually allowed to be there, because the food was great and the locals who hung out there made me feel welcome. I've only had the opportunity to return to Boston a couple of times since but the no name restaurant is somewhere I go each time.
If you haven't tried it, you owe it to yourself to check it out. And if you have–you are probably already making plans to go back!
This story contributed by Party Digest's Fort Lauderdale correspondent Chuck Gregory
Sun, July 5
- Where:Dragon's Den
- Address:435 Esplanade Ave New Orleans, LA Map
- Cost:TBD
Something to See Entertainment presents a networking event featuring the hottest showcase of live musical talent and the biggest business minded entrepreneurs New Orleans has to offer. These entrepreneurs provide viable cultural information, products, and services that can enrich the community.
3pm Networking participants
3pm-6pm Networking Mixer
6pm-8pm Soft networking party
10pm-until- Networking Party(featuring live entertainment* and food)
*Jazz, R&B, Rap, Reggae
For any questions or concerns, please contact Effram Hills at 504-281-7593,effram37@yahoo.com or Octavia Bolds at 504-914-9254, obolds001@gmail.com
Sept. 4-6
When: September 4 : 11 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
September 5 : 11 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
September 6 : 11 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Price: FreeEvent Phone Number: 312-744-3315
Grant ParkNeighborhood: Grant Park Museums300 S. Columbus Drive
Chicago, IL 60604312-744-3370
The city's longest-running lakefront music festival features local, national and international performers on several stages.
Friday
• Jazz on Jackson Stage
12 p.m.: Ernie Adams Trio with Richie Cole
1:10 p.m.: Fareed Haque and the Flat Earth Ensemble
2:20 p.m.: Jason Adasiewicz's Rolldown
3:30 p.m.: Esperanza Spalding
• Young Jazz Lions Stage
12 p.m.: The Civic and Arts Jazz Ensemble
1 p.m..: Morgan Park Academy Jazz Ensemble
2 p.m.: St. Charles High School Jazz Ensemble
3 p.m.: Columbia College Jazz Ensemble
• Jazz and Heritage Stage
12:30 p.m.: Dudley Owens Quintet
2 p.m.: Diane Delin Quartet
3:30 p.m.: Bob Seeley and Bob Baldori
• Petrillo Music Shell
5 p.m.: Jeff Parker Quartet
6 p.m: The Trio featuring Muhal Richard Abrams, George Lewis and Roscoe Mitchell
7:10 p.m.: Madeleine Peyroux
8:30 p.m.: Gonzalo Rubalcaba Quintet
Saturday
• Jazz on Jackson Stage
12 p.m.: Greg Ward's Fitted Shards
1:10 p.m.: Dan Cray Trio with Geof Bradfield
2:20 p.m.: Nicole Mitchell Black Earth Strings
3:30 p.m.: Chicago Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble
• Young Jazz Lions Stage
12 p.m.: The Jazz Institute of Chicago's Jazz Ambassadors
1 p.m.: Whitney Young Magnet Jazz Ensemble
2 p.m.: Wheeling High School Jazz Ensemble
3 p.m.: DePaul University Jazz Ensemble
• Jazz and Heritage Stage
12:30 p.m.: Red Rose Ragtime Jazz Band
2 p.m.: Art of the Solo with William Parker
3:30 p.m.: Tribute to Benny Goodman featuring Eric Schneider
• Petrillo Music Shell
5 p.m.: 80th Birthday Jam with Fred Anderson
6 p.m.: Amina Figarova Sextet
7:10 p.m.: William Parker presents The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield
8:30 p.m.: Dave Holland Big Band
Sunday
• Jazz on Jackson Stage
12 p.m.: Mike Allemana's Come Sunday
1:10 p.m.: Ben Paterson and Yoko Noge
2:20 p.m.: James Falzone's KLANG: The Goodman Project
3:30 p.m.: New Apartment Jam with Von Freeman
• Young Jazz Lions Stage
12 p.m.: The Jazz Improv Collective
1 p.m.: Lincoln Park H.S. Jazz ensemble with Ari Brown
2 p.m.: Evanston High School Jazz ensemble with Junior Mance
3 p.m.: Young Jazz Lions Jam Session
• Jazz and Heritage Stage
12:30 p.m.: Kevin Nabors Quintet
2 p.m .: Percussion Discussion with Art Burton
3:30 p.m.: Kelly Brand Quintet
• Petrillo Music Shell
5 p.m.: Archie Shepp Quartet featuring Willie Pickens, Avery Sharpe and Ronnie Burrage
6 p.m.: Tribute to Art Tatum featuring Buddy DeFranco and Johnny O’Neal
7:10 p.m.: Dee Alexander
8:30 p.m.: The Arthur Hoyle Orchestra
Sept. 4-7
September 4 : 5 p.m. – 11 p.m.
September 6 : 12 p.m. – 11 p.m.
September 7 : 12 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Price: $6-$7; $3 for seniors; free for kids under age 12Event Phone Number: 773-777-8898
Copernicus CenterNeighborhood: Jefferson Park5216 W. Lawrence Ave.
Chicago, IL 60630773-777-8898
Celebrities including the McCartneys (pictured), Sophie Ellis Bextor and Little Britain Go Meat Free on Monday, to help protect the environment.
The famous faces agree that there is an important reason to skip a meat meal every now and then, and it’s not because they can’t stomach the natural order of life, it’s because meat farming is playing all kinds of havoc with our environment.
‘I think many of us feel helpless in the face of environmental challenges, and it can be hard to know how to sort through the advice about what we can do to make a meaningful contribution to a cleaner, more sustainable, healthier world. Having one designated meat free day a week is actually a meaningful change that everyone can make, that goes to the heart of several important political, environmental and ethical issues all at once,’ Paul McCartney says in support of Meat Free Monday.
