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Redefining the term "crunk", one Sunday at a time, every Sunday Afternoon…

This is a backyard feeling, the best music, great drinks, amazing people. A social soiree for all types of f folks… & The Do-Over Open Bar makes it’s triumphant return. Invite your friends as no one can deny, The Do-Over is the place to be on a Sunday afternoon.

folks… & The Do-Over Open Bar makes it’s triumphant return. Invite your friends as no one can deny, The Do-Over is the place to be on a Sunday afternoon.

11th house
The Aquarius Winter Celebration
@ Firecracker!!
Indoor/Outdoor Sexy Winter Action

Indoor/Outdoor Sexy Winter Action

Ask the average Los Angeles socialite what he or she will be doing on a Sunday afternoon and the answer you receive might not be very interesting. Perhaps vegging-out in front of the television or nursing a hangover from a wild Saturday night out. This was not the case, however, in the summer of 2005 when Sunday afternoons were made memorable at a little cabana-styled Hollywood getaway named Cranes Tavern. Respected members of the Los Angeles music scene, Chris Haycock and Jaime Strong, teamed up to bring meaning to Sunday afternoons with an unforgettable party playfully named Do-Over (Do your weekend all over). Haycock and Strong invited emcee Aloe Blacc to host the event and history was made.

Week after week, Do-Over grew to become a pleasure-full habit to a family of dedicated Sunday afternoon patrons. It became a regular hang out for the who's who of the LA scene, people looking for a good time from all walks, as well as desired venue for well-known deejays to share a mix. The element of surprise drove more and more people to this Sunday soiree just to see what guest deejay would grace the patio. There was something very special about this event and everyone wanted to be part of it. With very little promotion, relying mainly on word of mouth and throngs of dedicated patrons, Cranes Tavern often reached capacity early, leaving a line of folks outside patiently waiting to enter. Initially intended to run only from 2pm-9pm, Do-Over's overwhelming popularity consistently forced it to continue beyond scheduled.

In 2006, The Do-Over returns in the same fashion, with more hype, more excitement, more madness. We invite all of our friends, old and new, to take part in what we believe is the best way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

What'cha Wanna Do? Do-Over

nursing a hangover from a wild Saturday night out. This was not the case, however, in the summer of 2005 when Sunday afternoons were made memorable at a little cabana-styled Hollywood getaway named Cranes Tavern. Respected members of the Los Angeles music scene, Chris Haycock and Jaime Strong, teamed up to bring meaning to Sunday afternoons with an unforgettable party playfully named Do-Over (Do your weekend all over). Haycock and Strong invited emcee Aloe Blacc to host the event and history was made.

Week after week, Do-Over grew to become a pleasure-full habit to a family of dedicated Sunday afternoon patrons. It became a regular hang out for the who's who of the LA scene, people looking for a good time from all walks, as well as desired venue for well-known deejays to share a mix. The element of surprise drove more and more people to this Sunday soiree just to see what guest deejay would grace the patio. There was something very special about this event and everyone wanted to be part of it. With very little promotion, relying mainly on word of mouth and throngs of dedicated patrons, Cranes Tavern often reached capacity early, leaving a line of folks outside patiently waiting to enter. Initially intended to run only from 2pm-9pm, Do-Over's overwhelming popularity consistently forced it to continue beyond scheduled.

In 2006, The Do-Over returns in the same fashion, with more hype, more excitement, more madness. We invite all of our friends, old and new, to take part in what we believe is the best way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

What'cha Wanna Do? Do-Over

soul slam:
a night of Prince vs Michael jackson in music .
with DJ Spinna'
hosted by Azul 213*
dj sets also by:Al Jackson,J Rawls,Cid Hernandez,from elswhere,Franke e ,& Concise.
+ Live painting by Kofie One.

hosted by Azul 213*
dj sets also by:Al Jackson,J Rawls,Cid Hernandez,from elswhere,Franke e ,& Concise.
+ Live painting by Kofie One.

¡Descarga! is a monthly Afro-Latin music gathering for the people. This event is an alternative to the commercial salsa nights that have dominated the LA scene for years. Resident DJs Sloe Poke, Mando, Bobby Soul, Loslito, Azul and Mexican Dubwiser spin classic salsa, cumbia, merengue, punta, reggaeton, Brazilian and deep house grooves. With live bands gracing the stage at midnight at nearly every show, it has become the taste-making New York to L.A. soiree, running over 5 years strong.

Mando, Bobby Soul, Loslito, Azul and Mexican Dubwiser spin classic salsa, cumbia, merengue, punta, reggaeton, Brazilian and deep house grooves. With live bands gracing the stage at midnight at nearly every show, it has become the taste-making New York to L.A. soiree, running over 5 years strong.

Philip Carreon -Hair show behind the scene's 213*
Monday, December 3rd
Location: Park Plaza Hotel,
Grand Ballroom

Grand Ballroom

Saturday, Oct. 27, 12 noon
Gather Olympic & Broadway, Los Angeles
March to downtown Federal Building for Rally
Info at www.answerla.org

speakers:
Jason Lemieux, Iraq Veterans Against the War
Muna Coobtee, National Council of Arab Americans
Tim Kahlor, Military Families Speak Out
AJ Duffy, United Teachers Los Angeles, president
Greg Akili, African Americans Against the War
Farhad Nourzi, Muslim Student Association-West
Margaret Prescod, Global Women's Strike
Jim Lafferty, National Lawyers Guild
Juan Jose Gutierrez, Latino Movement USA
Mark Ruffalo, World Can't Wait
Jollene Levid, GABRIELA Network
Jason Yapp, Alliance for Just and Lasting Peace in the Philippines
Peter Thottam, LA National Impeachment Center
Marcy Winograd, Progressive Democrats of Los Angeles
Ian Thompson, ANSWER Coalition
Marylou Cabral, Youth & Student ANSWER, Cal State Long Beach student
Lupita Dominguez, La Red de Resistencia Obradorista en California

Contact ANSWER at 213-251-1025 or answerla@answerla.org.

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Muna Coobtee, National Council of Arab Americans
Tim Kahlor, Military Families Speak Out
AJ Duffy, United Teachers Los Angeles, president
Greg Akili, African Americans Against the War
Farhad Nourzi, Muslim Student Association-West
Margaret Prescod, Global Women's Strike
Jim Lafferty, National Lawyers Guild
Juan Jose Gutierrez, Latino Movement USA
Mark Ruffalo, World Can't Wait
Jollene Levid, GABRIELA Network
Jason Yapp, Alliance for Just and Lasting Peace in the Philippines
Peter Thottam, LA National Impeachment Center
Marcy Winograd, Progressive Democrats of Los Angeles
Ian Thompson, ANSWER Coalition
Marylou Cabral, Youth & Student ANSWER, Cal State Long Beach student
Lupita Dominguez, La Red de Resistencia Obradorista en California

Contact ANSWER at 213-251-1025 or answerla@answerla.org.

After a long year of Powerful Lessons about self ,consistant club dates and Endless war around the world..instead of playing records to the masses at some overpriced club and collecting the nye easy payday..i decided to celebrate the new year at home....for free with close friends, pot luck family steeze!
too much food too much drink all good vibes to the new year.

payday..i decided to celebrate the new year at home....for free with close friends, pot luck family steeze!
too much food too much drink all good vibes to the new year.