Streetsblog Birthday Party
Next Friday, Los Angeles Streetsblog will celebrate its 3rd birthday. Unlike previous years, we're finally throwing ourselves a birthday party.
11:18 AM PST on February 26, 2011
Next Friday, Los Angeles Streetsblog will celebrate its 3rd birthday. Unlike previous years, we’re finally throwing ourselves a birthday party.
So join us next Friday at the Spring Street Bar located in Downtown Los Angeles. The bar has plenty of space, so we’ll take up a lot of it. This isn’t a fundraiser (but what better time to make a gift than a birthday?) so bring some cash for drinks and food. We’ll be getting there around 5:00 P.M. so stop by after work and say, “hi.” No word yet on whether there’s going to be a themed birthday cake.
You can RSVP, and help spread the word, at the event’s Facebook page. I hope to see you next week!
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