Pink’tober is Here! The Pink Party at the House of Blues San Diego is October 16, 2010!
Pink’tober is here!

Saturday, October 16, 2010, the Party is getting close!Join a thousand of your closest friends as we celebrate life with a Masquerade themed, Cirque infused, laser-lighted spectacular not seen since, well, last year’s Pink Party at the House of Blues San Diego! Go online today and buy your tickets today at www.PinkPartySD.com.
Celebrating its 5th Anniversary, the 2010 Pink Party is one of San Diego’s premiere events to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer (www.PinkPartySD.com). Directly benefiting the Breast Cancer Fund (www.breastcancerfund.com), the leading national organization working solely on eliminating the environmental and other preventable causes of the disease, and The Breast Cancer Network of Strength (www.networkofstrength.org), which offers comprehensive support to those newly diagnosed, survivors, their families and loved ones, ensuring no one faces breast cancer alone.
This years musical entertainment includes a special live performance by Soul in the Machine and DJs Noel Sanger, John Beaver, Myron Eugene, Lea Luna, Tara Brooks, and Sandman. The Pink Party’s signature High-Fashion Runway Show feature designs by Medavog Couture and Anjela Piccard. Cirque Performances by Hoop Unit, LipStikInc, Fire-N-Ice, The Shimmy Sisters, and HoopCharmer. And in the our VIP (Very Impressively Pink) Lounge, along with tray pass service of House of Blues tasty treats, The San Diego Arts Guild will show the collective works of various Southern California artists who support breast health.
However, this type of success is only possible due to the support of our sponsors. The 2010 Pink Party’s Silver Anniversary is proudly being held once again at the House of Blues San Diego on Saturday, October 16, 2010! Join in as we celebrate five years of award-winning breast cancer activism with special guests Soul in the Machine and sponsors Aim to Simplify, MOPA, Luscious Lashes SD, Dr. Flowers Vision Institute, Fashion Careers College, Shindy.TV, Diesel Salon, and special emcee KUSI’s Style Guy & Fashion Forward’s™ very own Leonard Simpson and more in sponsoring The 2010 Pink Party! For more information and to appreciate the scope of The Pink Party, visit its website, www.pinkpartysd.com.
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The Venue Menu for the 2009 Pink Party at the House of Blues!
For Immediate Release
Tray Pass Menu
House of Blues on December 3, 2009!
Crispy Catfish Nuggets with a Spicy Tarter Sauce
Creole Chicken Tenders with Honey Mustard Sauce
Spinach & Goat Cheese Spanikopitas
Starting around 8:00 PM, complimentary Tray Pass service will be offered to the first 150 people through the door – in other words, until we run out! Otherwise, the House of Blues’ full, signature menu will be available in the event space until midnight. Seating will be limited so order accordingly!
Now in its fourth year, The 2009 Pink Party is one of San Diego’s premiere events to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer prevention and support networks (www.pinkpartysd.com). Directly benefiting the Breast Cancer Fund (www.breastcancerfund.com), the leading national organization working solely on eliminating the environmental and other preventable causes of the disease, and The Breast Cancer Network of Strength (www.networkofstrength.org), which offers comprehensive support to those newly diagnosed, survivors, their families and loved ones, ensuring no one faces breast cancer alone.
The 2009 Pink Party will be held at the House of Blues San Diego!
Located down own, this spacious event, which normally hosts international acts, has donated the Music Hall and Delta Room for our signature Pink Party lavishness. With tickets available online for $20 in advance, $40 at the door the night of the event, we expect to sell out soon! Entertainment includes: live world music from The Sunset Lounge Company and Alicia Gatto; DJs Lea Luna, Blue Insomnia, Jacques the Ripper and Oscure; Cirque performances by Unifier, FireFly, Indirani Fusion Dance, Hoop Unit, Fire-n-Ice, MissMango from Zirk Ubu, JQ, Hoopcharmer, and The Shimmy Sisters! As always, the annual Pink Party will feature its signature high-fashion runway shows!
The 2009 Pink Party is proudly being held Thursday, December 3, 2009. Doors open at 7:30PM.
Join in with House of Blues, Aim to Simplify, Cleanology, ShindyTV, Art Rocks, Buzztime, Aflac, Diesel Salon and more at The 2009 Pink Party!
For more information and to appreciate the scope of The Pink Party, visit its website, www.pinkpartysd.com.
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Pink Party 2009 DJs!
For Immediate Release
The Who’s Who of SoCal DJs
Performing at the House of Blues on December 3, 2009!
Alicia Gatto latest efforts on “Remix 4 $Change.00″ have been compared to Madonna’s Confessions on a Dance Floor and was recently featured on one of the top 100 electro music blogs EQ (Electroqueer) for her music video Jaded Girl. Her music video, The Search, won an award for best independent pop music video.
DJ Ayla Simone’s unique and eclectic style is taking the club circuit by storm. Originating from San Diego, she is in high demand for her vocal talent and for her musical selection which she drops on eager crowds.
Blue Insomnia has been DJ’ing locally and internationally for five years at top clubs, playing alongside world class DJ/Producers like Sasha, John 00 Flemming, Marco V and DJ Dan, to name just a few. Blue is currently producing an exclusive album that bridges electronic music, with world class musicians.
DJ Jacques The Ripper is native of Bordeaux, France. Now living in Los Angeles, this multi-dimensional DJ deftly navigates the currents and genres of electronic music. While his diverse music library will stretch all over, they all share a common love – BASS! Jacques own label, Heargasm Productions, has released 3 mixes since being founded in 2007.
DJ Lea Luna’s inspiration for this scene is nothing short of her life passion for music, dancing and art. As a singer, songwriter and a producer, Lea’s unique style, skills, stage presence and love of music has left dancers and club goers from around the world inspired.
Oscure established The Los Angeles Breakbeat Association In 1996, a collection of L.A. DJs who support and promote the Breakbeat sound. His first record entitled, Oscure Presents FunkyGhettoPhonics, was released on his own independent label, L.A.B.A.
DJ Theron is a name that those familiar with San Diego Nightlife know very well. His impact on the music scene is not limited to Southern California, nor simply across the country but throughout the world! He has DJ’ed venues from L.A. to Vegas, to Miami, from the U.S. to Switzerland playing for anxious crowds along side such industry legends as Donald Glaude, DJ Dan, DJ Icey, Bad Boy Bill, Beej, and Tiesto.
Visit our website for complete details at WWW.PINKPARTYSD.COM
Now in its 4th year, The 2009 Pink Party is one of San Diego’s premiere events to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer (www.pinkpartysd.com). Directly benefiting the Breast Cancer Fund (www.breastcancerfund.com), the leading national organization working solely on eliminating the environmental and other preventable causes of the disease, and The Breast Cancer Network of Strength (www.networkofstrength.org), which offers comprehensive support to those newly diagnosed, survivors, their families and loved ones, ensuring no one faces breast cancer alone.
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My Gilded Cage,
San Diego is an amazing, naturally beautiful city that is blessed by a moderate climate year round. This photo was taken at sunrise at the Gaslamp Trolly Stop. It was cold, about 50ºf – hey, that’s what we refer to as cold around here, then again, it is the middle of winter!
I love taking a walk at dawn, either at Mission Beach if the tide is right, or downtown while the city sleeps. The key with downtown is the contrasts. The Gaslamp District is a lot of fun at night; busy, noisy, masses of people eating and drinking, a cacophony of music from the pubs and bars competing with the music of the various street performers on the corners. If the Convention Center at the end of Fifth Avenue is booked, or there are cruise ships docked at the Embarcadero, or if there are any aircraft carriers docked across the bay at North Island, then the streets are filled with people from all over the world in a mild mannered Mardi Gras that goes on most nights. But at dawn, almost all of these people are still asleep and the Gaslamp is quiet.
A morning walk downtown would not be complete without seeing the bay someplace. My favorite spot means a hike up the heart pounding steps of the Convention Center - which is worth the effort beyond the obvious aerobic benefits. This is the vantage point, overlooking the same Trolly Stop later in the morning. You can see the Omni Hotel on the right, PetCo Park, then the Hard Rock and Hilton hotels. The trolly line is lined with palm tree’s and at the bottom right you can just see the Coaster pulling into the train yard just down the tracks, which it seems to do every morning between 9 and 10, adding a unique touch of city noise to the morning mix with its deep horn and the dull clang from crossing guards bells.
Then, on the far side of the Convention Center, there are parks, Seaport Village, and of course, the bay. With varied artists featured, the Port of San Diego, which manages the waterfront, does a fantastic job of showcasing art from around the world. For a year, Bernar Venet’s work is featured around the city. These iron sculptures are simply called 220.5º Arc X 15 and are located at Embarcadero Marina Park South. In the background of this visual feast is the Marriott Marina and Hotel and the towering Manchester Grand. The final two shots are of 97.5º Arc x 9 bathed in the morning sunlight.
JB
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