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Peace on Earth this Sunday
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Jen Carlson
Published Dec 16, 2008
Modified Dec 16, 2008
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Come celebrate the holiday season with us, a bunch of musicians and some Egg Nog n' Maker's Mark—it'll be just like grandma's house...in Gowanus. This Sunday, December 21st, we'll be throwing a seasonal soiree at the big, gorgeous Bell House, in partnership with the After the Jump folk.
For just five bucks you'll get performances by Tim Williams, Jennifer O'Connor, Charlie Looker (Extra Life), Henry Gummer, Chris Garneau, Graham Smith (Kleenex Girl Wonder) and others to be announced. What's more, we're forcing them to spread seasonal cheer by including at least one holiday song in their set. PLUS there will be a special guest appearance by SANTA!
Also on hand will be a 9' tall Christmas tree, the aforementioned spiked egg nog (as well as other seasonal drink specials) and, you know, the warm glow from the yule log (dvd). So throw on your tackiest sweater and come on over. Oh, and bring some canned food or a toy to put under the tree.
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Jen Carlson
Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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