Re-Opening of Club LOVE

Club LOVE, the largest nightclub in the D.C. area was shut down by police earlier this year in the event of a non-fatal stabbing. 

Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier ordered the club to close its doors for 96 hours after the stabbing because it was the clubs third violent incident. Those 96 days turned into a definite decision by the Alcohol Beverage Regulation Administration at a hearing on January 8, 2010. Owners appealed the decision at a hearing on January 12, 2010 and here we are in March with the grand re-opening of Club Love.

Top promoter Arondo Douglas was the first on the scene to throw a party. This Saturdy, the 27th, is the Re-Opening of LOVE party!

Here are the details:

• LOVE SATURDAY MARCH 27 2010 @ CLUB LOVE
  Doors open at 9:30pm
  1350 OKIE ST Washington DC 
  18+ 
• Contact me if WANT VIP OR TABLE INFORMATION:
  443.691.7525
  ABCDSIGNATURE.ENT@GMAIL.COM
• General Admission w/out TEXT is ($20)
  18+ free before 10:00 PM with a TEXT 
• (TEXT 1 WORD: 
  LOVESATURDAY TO 41411)
  21+ free before 11:00 pm with a TEXT (TEXT 1 WORD: 
  LOVESATURDAY TO 41411

Spring Break for Morgan State

It’s Spring Break this week for the Morgan State Bears! With the recent upset with March Madness, it’s only right for the Bears to celebrate the right way. It’s all because of The Powerhouse DJ’s! 

These guys shut down Eden’s Lounge yesterday, like they do every Monday! 

The crowd at Eden's.

 

Someone call the fire marshall.

On The Town Tuesdays

Today is Tuesday again, so you know what that means….

MOJITO NIGHT AT FRIDAYS!

@baltimorebars says:

• Magerks has $2 drafts and 1/2 price appetizers 7-10, $2 Coronas & Miller Lite’s from 7-close http://is.gd/lVeO
• Mad River Tuesday: Nachos, Tacos & Quesadillas special, $2 Bud Lt Lime, $5 Margaritas http://is.gd/lWbC

 

This weekend is a special one for me. I’m turning the big 2-2 & I would like for all of my readers to join me at Crackpot Seafood Restaurant this Friday, December 18, 2009 around 10! Hope to see you there!

Back to regularly scheduled business, the ladies of PGE would like to start your holidays off right!

Black Shine Ent (BSE) & PrettyGurl Ent (PGE) PRESENTS…”P R O V O C A T I V E”

• DEC.19TH – WE PRESENT ”The Naughty & Nice” Edition to get you in the HOLIDAY Mood
• TD Lounge: 1717 Eastern Ave in Baltimore Md
• *DONATE A NEW CHILDRENS TOY FOR SPECIAL ADMISSION* (Gifts will be donated to local charities for unfortunate children this holiday season)
• 9PM – 2AM
• {MUSIC BY} DJ TRIZZY
• {DRESSCODE} FASHIONABLE & SEXY
• {21+}
• For bottle service, table reservation and to celebrate your BIRTHDAY please contact (410) 707 3564 or (443) 653 6611

 

The year is drawing to a close. Was 2009 a good year for you? I would hope so. If it wasn’t, I got you covered on how to bring in your New Year right! Here are some of the upcoming events that will definitely be popping!

Travis Bond, Team Dolla, King Ent. & Usual Suspectz PRESENT:

New Year’s on M St

• Ozio Restaurant Lounge 1813 NWDC
• 7:00pm – 4:00am
•  No one under 21 allowed
• Upscale and Trendy attire only!
• Open Format with Hip-Hop, Reggae, House etc.
• Travis Bond & DJ Blaze
• Limited Time $20 Advance Tickets 
• $40 Advance Tickets plus 3 Course Dinner & Wine
• Prices will increase as time of event draws nearer so get your tickets today! 
• For Tickets and Tables Reservations: please email NewYears.Ozio@gmail.com

Let’s go baby, to the hole in the wall

It’s usually quiet when the night begins. There aren’t a lot of people at the bar; the music is hip-hop from the 90’s. You can feel the icy draft from the door opening and closing in the background combating the anticipation in the room. People are ready. Waiting. Willing. All of this happens before 12 pm.

“It’s always like this in the beginning,” Jennifer Halloway, a junior at Loyola College, screamed over a techno beat. “Give it a chance, I’m sure it’ll get better. It always does. The fun is coming.”

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Thursday again?

Ugh, where does the time go? I spotted this last night! I think he knew I was taking a pic of him. Oh well. This is the top half of his body…and yes, he had the Omarion baby hair. 

And this is the bottom. Shameful. 

Leave one.

I know it’s Thursday, but…

I know it’s Thursday, but…I couldn’t let this go without showing SOMEBODY! So, I chose to show you all. Feel lucky.

Last week at BWX Lounge my friend ran across this atrocity. It may be a little hard to see only because it was taken from a camera phone. In the background, can you see the striped bandit? One of her friends told her this was a cute outfit. Well, I’m sorry lady, but your friends LIED.

WARNING: This is not for the faint at heart.

Leave one.

On The Town Tuesdays

Meet me at T.G.I Fridays, today is $4 MOJITO DAY! 

Back  to regularly scheduled business. Looking for a good bar? I got you!

@baltimorebars says:

• Magerks has $2 drafts and 1/2 price appetizers 7-10, $2 Coronas & Miller Lite’s from 7-close http://is.gd/lVeO
• Claddagh Pub Tuesdays: $2 Heinekan & Amstel Lt bottles 9-close http://is.gd/lXwV

Meanwhile, in college life…

The Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. present: HOT CHOCOLATE AND KONFESSIONS.

• December 2, 2009
• University Student Center Room 212
• 6:11  pm – 8:11 pm

“Ladies kome have an intimate konversation on various topics with the nupes of AI. Free Hot Chocolate will be served!”

 

 

 

 

My favorite DJ’s, Powerhouse DJ’s presents: POWERHOUSE STRIKES BACK

• December 2, 2009
• Timonium Lanes: 2165 York Rd. Timonium Heights, MD 
• 18 to party, 21 to drink
• Advance tickets: $15 All inclusive: Unlimited bowling, shoes & party!
• Buses leave Morgan State @ 9:30 on Hillen Road in front on the Armory
• Buses leave Coppin State @ 9:15 at Daley Circle
• For more information and advance tickets
  Call 443.732.0557 or 917.971.7111
  Email deejayki@gmail.com

Now, for the Grown & Sexy 21+ crowd…

Party for a good reason this weekend. The T.I.P.P.E.R. Foundation, Inc. is hosting its First Annual Benefit at 9 pm at Diamondz Events (9980 Liberty Road Randallstown, MD)

The Traumatic Inpatient Parent Provider Emergency Reserve or T.I.P.P.E.R. Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization developed to provide a wide variety of comprehensive support services for the caretakers of victims inflicted by a traumactic life changing event, more specifically, physical injury. Families of these victims are often faced with social, financial, and emotional changes which could dramatically impact their normal daily lives. These families are faced with restructuring their homes and every aspect of their lives to meet the needs of their injured loved ones. The object of The T.I.P.P.E.R. Foundation, Inc. is to provide financial, educational, and emotional support for these families via case management services during theirloved one’s recovery.

• Semi-Formal to Formal attire
• Tickets are $55 each or $100 a couple
• Music by DJ Sugar Chris
• Ticket price includes dinner while in supply
  -Buttermilk Chicken Breast with Cornbread dressing
  -Green Beans
  -Red Potatoes
  -Rolls
  -Maryland Crab Soup
  -Desert
  -Beer
  -Wine
  **with an optional cash bar
• RSVP at 410 833 3531
• Donations can be made out to
  The T.I.P.P.E.R. Foundation, Inc. 
  P.O.Box 75
  Randallstown, MD 21133

Late Edition: Shout Out Mondays

Sheyna Mikeal is a 21 year old senior, majoring in Psychology and Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. With such a heavy course load every semester, one wouldn’t think she would have enough time in the day to do the things she does. TheUrbanHangSuite caught up with Sheyna in the small cracks of her busy schedule to get the inside scoop on how she even has time to breathe, let alone promote a party.

How long have you been promoting?

This is my third year.  I started in my sophomore year.

How did you get involved?

My bestfriend was asked to be in it and I took her to meet the guy and he asked me then to join so thatvwe can basically over flood Hopkins with Union events.

What kinds of perks do you get as a promoter? Access to anything free? A stipend?

Promoters get into all of the clubs and events free.  We can also earn money if we are able to sell VIP tables or bottles. So like 100 for each table and 50 for bottles.  That is why they be so expensive because the cost pays for the promoters.  We also can get a stipened if we really worked hard for a particular event but that is based off if how the boss felt we did.

What kind of promotion tactics do you use?

Facebook and word of mouth.  I find that flyering really don’t work as effectively as changing and posting pics of the flyer on facebook.

What is the last party you promoted for? How was the turn out?

The last party was the Mardi Gras party at club one on November 14.  DJ Flow dj’d. It was slow at first but by midnight it was packed and honestly it hasn’t been that hype in a minute.

What’s one thing you would change about Baltimore clubs? What’s one thing you wouldn’t change?

The clubs should be open later possibly to 3 or 4 like DC.  More options for clubs not lounges for the 21 and over crowd because we like to party to and lounges sometimes feel too small.   I would keep the hypeness and the atmosphere of just going out to dance the same.

…From the Garden of Eden

It was a regular Monday night; Red Maple with the Powerhouse DJ’s, bumping elbows with the Morgan State Bears and dancing crazily to Beyonce’s ‘Single Ladies’. All was expected and nothing was new. Until, we got to the door of Red Maple and the usual bouncer wasn’t at the door. In fact, there was no one at the door. The inside was dark and the doors were bolted shut as if a nightclub never existed there. There were a million questions zooming through my head at once. Was it cancelled tonight? Did it move? How come the move wasn’t advertised if it was? Where is it, because I don’t have ten dollars to spare after 10pm. 

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Linked In Thursdays

Of course this entire blog is dedicated to night life in Baltimore. But just the other day something popped into my mind! Maybe a lot of people that read my blog don’t really like going out every night to clubs or bars. There is a population of people that would rather find something fun and free to do that doesn’t involve working up a sweat and dressing in scantily clad.

Well, if you’re one of those people. This is for you:

50 FREE things to do in Baltimore:

1. The streets and shops of Antique Row are riddled with interesting and historical finds from art to collectibles to coins and old books. The windows on this promenade are full of intriguing and sometimes odd bits of history for you to enjoy.

12. The 745-acre Druid Hill Park ranks among the oldest landscaped public parks in the United States

18. In locations all across Baltimore…grab a blanket or a folding chair and catch a free film after dusk

42. Set aside Friday and Saturday evenings to hear Smooth Live Jazz at the Celebrities Lounge of the Tremont Park Hotel. Performances run from 6-9 PM on Fridays and 7-10 PM on Saturdays. Admission is free with door prizes and drink specials. Great music, great food, great fun in an intimate setting. Tremont Park Hotel, 8 East Pleasant Street, call 410-576-1200 for more information.

Baltimore is full of out-of-the-box things to do. Discover them!