Ace’s on 29th is hosting a free party celebrating Extreme Makeover Home Edition tonight. We will be offering FREE FOOD and $1 taps of Michelob Golden Draft Light in the back room from 5pm – 8:30pm.
Ace’s on 29th is a non-smoking bar/restaurant and is a family friendly place to watch the 2 hour debut featuring our own Huber Family.
cable has just been installed at the theater for TV @ THE ZINEMA. we plan on airing PROJECT RUNWAY weekly and other pop/culture phenomena occasionally and i thought we should try it out with a free screening of tomorrow’s episode of Extreme Makeover focusing on a family in the Superior. anyway, if you haven’t had a chance to check out the new theater this may be the time to dooo it.
Extreme Makeover Northland Style
Zinema 2
222 E Superior St
Sunday 9-27 6p.m Free
Get a FREE drink for every word you spell correctly! $1,500 in prizes!
$8 to play | FREE TO WATCH!
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For the past few days, the aggregated links have not been showing up. I did not bookmark my favorite local blogs because I could always find them on there. But now I can’t. Help! I need my time-wasting inner voyuer satisfied
Directed by Molly O’Neill
Starring Carolyn Dick and Adam Sippola
“Irresistible music and lyrics that break your heart while they satisfy your mind and move your body in its seat.” –Theatremania
“Music, words and performance meld into a spectrum of clashing emotions” -New York Times
There are two sides to every love story…and you won’t want to miss this fresh and contemporary musical masterpiece from Tony Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown. THE LAST FIVE YEARS is an emotionally powerful and intimate show that chronicles a young couple’s relationship, from meeting to break-up… or from break-up to meeting, depending on how you look at it. Funny and uplifting, the show captures some of the most heartbreaking and universally-felt moments of modern romance. Wonderfully rewarding, bittersweet and poignant…Don’t miss this fantastic show!
Thursday through Saturday October 8-17, 2009 – 7:30pm
At the Duluth Play Ground, next to Pizza Luce
Tickets: $15 available at the door beginning at 6:00pm
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Yarg! My hand-me-down old mountain bike has gone amiss from my back yard. Tsk Tsk to me for not locking it up. Worth nothing but nostalgia. ’97(?) Trek mountain bike, lots of stickers on it (beer stickers, environmental, farming, skiing), had an unfinished wood basket on the back and an extremely rusty chain. black with teal accents. if you see it, let me know! Thanks, y’all.
Want to buy used plywood board (size 1/4×3″(or 4″,5″) x4′ (up to 8′)
Contact Henry. (408) 859-2192
*this is also road warriors LAST show*
We lost a dog around the Kenwood-Howard Gnesen area. His name is Max, he is a 10-year-old yellow lab with our phone number on his collar. Have you seen him?
I would feel a lot more comfortable eating food at the DECC if it came from a catering kitchen instead of a “catering kitchen.”
Having attended the United Way Chili Cook-off numerous times, I have two pieces of advice to those who either have never gone before or don’t easily learn from past mistakes:
1) Don’t wear a jacket or sweatshirt into the event. It’s pretty warm outside this year, so maybe you wouldn’t have done that anyway, but my point is that no matter what the weather is like outside, there are 40 different kinds of chili being cooked for a giant crowd of people inside. It gets hot.
2) It’s best to go to this event with someone you don’t mind sharing food with. Instead of the two of you getting two portions of everything, just get one portion and share. If you like that particular chili, get a second portion. If you don’t, move on. You don’t want to waste a lot of time and stomach on a chili you don’t like, because there are many that you will like if you can get to them before they run out.
2009 United Way Chili Cook-off
Sept. 17 | 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. | DECC
$6 for adults; $3 for kids
Also, I should note two art openings going on tonight (Sept. 17) for your post-chilifest enjoyment:
1) “Burning Bridges,” new paintings by Eric Dubnicka at Washington Gallery from 5 to 7 p.m.
2) Photography by Nate Lindstrom at the Spiritual Deli from 7 to 9 p.m.
The Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault will be offering its next advocacy training starting in October 2009. This training, composed of various sessions, prepares volunteers to provide advocacy services on PAVSA’s 24-hour crisis/resource line and/or in the hospital setting with sexual assault survivors.
