Mission Mission

We generally don’t delve into politics much (except for sometimes, and other times), but Rachel from 500 Club just got in touch:

The 500 Club will be showing all the debates again this year. We have better tv’s with better sound – three in the front of the bar and one rather large one in the back room. We also have delicious foods from Clare’s Deli next door..altho delivery might be a little tricky if we get a full house again.

We also talked to Paul at Shotwell’s and he mentioned they’ll be screening the events as well. Anywhere else?

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Cuuute! Talk to Meesha if you’re interested.

I knew I felt like shit, but I thought it was just the hangover. Holy mackerel.

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Free Treasure Island tickets are always a fun thing to win, but this whole event sounds pretty dope:

Every other tuesday, we all drink some beer, babes of both persuasions come out and we play with balls, bingo balls. I’m calling balls with some friends, put out some bingo snacks and yall win free drinks and rad prizes while we get a lil rowdy.

[Today] Tuesday October 2nd, we’re hosting a Treasure Island Music Festival Edition Bingo. I set up a sweet ass DIY Summer Camp at the festival, this is our 4th year and we are mega stoked. So we’re giving a

way some fun shit:
-camp prizes (slingshots, tube socks & more)
-Flava Flav clock and other prizes inspired by the bands
-as well as some tickets to Treasure Island

And yeah, our boy Luke (who some of you apparently want to finger) will be behind the bar. RSVP and invite your friends!

P.S. Check out the Treasure Island lineup here. And note that a series of related night shows at venues around town were recently announced, so even if you can’t make the festival, maybe you can still catch a band or two you like.

Local photographer and party animal Jason Yim captured a whole mess of fun on the playground, and shared it this morning in a series called #yoloindolo. These are just a couple of good ones; do click through and enjoy the rest.

Another day, another rad show at Brick and Mortar!  This place has quickly become one of the most reliable music venues in the Mission, and tonight is no exception:  Permanent Collection and Jesus Sons join rapid up-and-comers Big Drag, featuring Josh Cobos from our periodic Bad Blood series!  So go ahead and enjoy the amazing heat in the park this evening, and when the last Tecate has run dry, head on over and kickstart your rocktober with some rad tunes.

Check out all the details and don’t forget to RSVP and invite your friends here.

Or is it?

Looking for something to do on a hot Indian summer night?  Once the sun sets in the park and the last beer runs out, head on over to Brick and Mortar for the inaugural show of a new music series taking place the 1st Monday of each month this fall, featuring a bunch of local musicians like Luke Sweeney, among others.

Check out the details and RSVP here.