The official date of RSD 2012 is Saturday April 21st, but Please & Thank you is jump starting the festivities! They are starting things off with a pre-party on Friday night including an in-store performance by Bro. Stephen and Whistle Peak beginning at 10pm. At midnight, they will start selling the special Record Store Day vinyls that they have.
At PLEASE & THANK YOU
800 East Market Street
pleaseandthankyoulouisville.com
Original Makers Club and Garden & Gun Magazine present the first annual Pimento Cheese Social at Farmington Historical Home. Features include a rebuilt 200 year old cabin by Longwood Antiques, special visit by Jon Carloftis, Vinage OMC style lawn games, Ale 8, Ruth Hunt Candies and of course Bourbon and Pimento Cheese.
6pm-8pm at Farmington Historical Home
Tickets $35
Original Makers Club Members $25
Original Makers Club is honored to bring you the 21c Derby Party this year. We have partnered with Esquire Magazine to host an unforgettable Vintage Circus themed night complete with dinner, live band, open bar, and all of the entertainment you can handle.
Dinner presented by Proof on Main and Robinsons Prime Reserve.
Open Bar presented by Grey Goose.
May 5th
Dinner & Party Ticket (includes open bar) $175
Dinner 8pm-10pm Party 10pm-1am
Party Ticket (includes open bar) $100
10pm-1am
Purchase your tickets by visiting 21cLouisville.com/DerbyParty (LIMITED AVAILABILITY)
Bro. Stephen Live – In Action at Rye Sunday March 11. Limited capacity available, only 75 folks will get in. The first 40 people will receive a FREE copy of the new and lovely record ‘Baptist Girls’ out now on Crossroads of America Records. This will be Scotts final stop on his US tour before hitting SXSW. Doors open at 7pm, $15 admission, cash bar, good times.
In their transformation of the gallery into an outdoor
living space, Salvo artists collaboratively reveal a
sustainable and repurposed approach to design and living
that will take you outdoors just in time for spring.
Featured Artist:
Alex Adams
Craig Bayens
Lizzie Gulick
Stephanie Lindsay
David Metcalf
Nathan Morgan
Opening reception: Friday, March 2, 2012
Time: 5 – 9 pm
LVAA Presents:
Food For Thought After Dark with Sarah Lyon
Salvo Collective
216 South Shelby Street
Friday February 24, 8pm
Tickets are $15 for LVAA members, $25 for non-members.
Includes light appetizers and drinks from Garage Bar, Please and Thank You, and Taste Fine Wines and Bourbons.
A huge congrats to Matt Jamie, founder of Bourbon Barrel Foods, for being selected to the Garden & Gun Roundtable for the current issue. Garden and Gun is must have publication if you live in the South. Featuring the best of southern culture with world class photography and writing. The publication itself is a lifestyle and we are excited to see Matt as a select part of that culture.
Also recognized… Kathy Cary of Lillys and Blue Dog Bakery and Cafe.
It is official, the 2011 Edition of the Original Makers Club City has launched. We could not be more thrilled with the launch party held September 9th, 2011 at the exclusive Club 1854. A special thanks to the entire team at Bittners and Club 1854 for their incredibly hard work. We would also like to thank the amazing local artists who contributed their talents. They helped shape the creative vision of the party which fell directly in-line with the Original Makers Club aesthetic. Without a doubt, the party was only as great as the Members that attended. We are so impressed with each business and what they bring to the Club. This party will serve as a platform for many other not-to-be missed events.
Mark your calendars for September 24th as the Original Makers Club is sponsoring Nulu Fest. This is the official after party to Idea Festival and takes place in the East Market District. You will be able to get your copy of the OMC book!!!
Meet Jon Contino; Original Makers Club Cover Artist
As a New York native, Jon Contino has been under the influence of corporate mass marketing and inspirational street art since his first breath. Not surprisingly, he has garnered considerable attention for his unique approach to design utilizing hand-drawn lettering and typographic illustration in conjunction with a modern, yet minimalistic sensibility. Jon and his work have been featured in a number of publications such as GQ, New York Magazine, and the LA Times, and has received numerous accolades for his fusion of old and new world aesthetics. His unique style of lettering and illustration has been sought after by such clients as Coca-Cola, Nike, FX Networks, Random House Publishing, and the Washington Post. Jon currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife Erin where he works not only as a freelance illustrator, but also Co-Founder and Creative Director of menswear brand CXXVI Clothing Company.
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