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Published Aug 28, 2007
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Tonight is the Check Out singles event from Whole Foods Market Bowery and Gothamist. It'll be a fun time, with sounds from Terry Diabolik and DJ Never Forget of Finger on the Pulse and taste hot, spicy, and sultry foods from Chocolove, Rick’s Picks, 5 Boroughs Ice Cream, Coffee Lab Roasters and many more. In addition to the music and food tastings, there's a scavenger hunt, a raffle for various prizes, including two gift certificates from Elsewares, and plenty of time for mingling.
Registration is closed, and we have some information for those who have already registered. Because of space limitations, attendance will be offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Check in begins at 6:30PM and registered attendees should enter through the entrance at the corner of Houston and Chrystie Streets.
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