More Interesting Events coming to the Edison
 

Anyone else interested in any of these?

Yes, though my October is one of the most insane ever ALREADY.


I want me some Lucent Dossier.


I want 2001 just because I think that poster is so freaking ultra cool.


I gotta admit the Radio Room sounds cool, too. Ugh, Tuesday.


If I had to choose between the two cabarets, I'm more keen on seeing Lucent Dossier, though I know I'm the last one on earth to catch them.

I'm interested in the Tuesday Night Cabaret and I'm always up for more Lucient Dissoer (even though God-Like Man is God-Like Airheaded Man IRL).

2001 and more Lucent Dossier. I just wish Lucent Dossier was on a night other than freakin' Wednesday

It would be nice if there was really cool stull like this in the weekends, but my suspicion is that weekends are already popular at the venue and they're trying to get a good crowd on other nights. That is a HUGE space and must be expensive to operate.

The corollary to the above is that these weekday events make it easier to get past the velvet rope and enjoy the place/event

From my favorite LA food blog:

That's awesome. I want a Bail Out. But I could NEVER make it to the Edison by 7pm on a Friday.


I'm bummed I missed all these events. I truly intended to attend one or two ... but that was before my October turned into an all-consuming project of love.

Dude, if I worked downtown, I'd be there every Friday. :snap:

I could easily get there every Friday - but getting home would get difficult.

Sigh, if I worked downtown, I'd drown my sorrows in a bar every weeknight.

The Edison is now the coolest place ever! But I can't do weekdays/nights. Sigh.

Well, there is the Jules Verne weekend coming up:



The Jules Verne Award Presentation to Roy E. Disney and Mickey Mouse's 80th Anniversary. Special screenings of short animated movies celebrating Mikey Mouse's Anniversary and Roy E. Disney's achievement. Features include; Steamboat Willy, Mickey's Birthday Party and Destino.

Venue: All screenings at the Edison offer lounge-style seating. The Edison is a 21 and over venue. For tickets, please visit www.julesvernefestival.com.
Ticket Price: $15.00
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With the Cast and Crew of the legendary Sci-Fi series. Jules Verne Award presentation to Ron Moore, creator of Battlestar Gallactica.

Venue: All screenings at The Edison offer lounge-style seating. The Edison is 21 and over venue. For tickets, please visit www.julesvernefestival.com.
Ticket Price: $15.00
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There are two more nights of the Jules Verne festival at the Edison, but tickets are sold out already.

Heheh, only the busiest weekend of my entire life.



(BTW, Kevy, I never heard back whether you and GG are going to participate in a certain bit of that busyness.)

*sigh*

I either don't work or get off at 4:30 on Fridays, so I think I could make it there by 7, if there were ever others going.