Hey Lovers,We have found a PERFECTLY FABULOUS location for our February's pre-Valentine's Day BGCC at The James hotel. They welcome us to their warm, sexy and super-chic boutique spaces that are guaranteed to get you IN the MOOD for Valentine's Day!
We'll start upstairs overlooking Ontario Avenue, finally ending at J Bar, the James' fabulous nightclub. What happens in between? That's up to you - and we'll never tell!
XOXO,
Your Hosts
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WHAT: The "No-Tell Hotel" Happy Hour
WHEN: Thursday, February 12th, 2009, 5:30-8:30pm
WHERE: The James Hotel, upstairs - 55 E. Ontario
DRINK SPECIAL: $9 Kettle One Martinis, $7 Kettle One Drinks & special pricing on all beverages!
FOOD: David Burke's Primehouse (at the James) will send up some delicious samples from their menu - (click here for more information)
BENEFICIARY: Bonaventure House - (click here for more information)
MINIMUM DONATION: $10
Als always, 100% of your donation goes directly to our beneficiary. Your further generosity is always appreciated.
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Art Against AIDS: Special Invitation & March Sneak Preview
February is also time for the Heartland Alliance's annual Art Against AIDS. BGCC memebers are invited to attend the Heartland event February 26th. Our March BGCC will also feature a silent auction in support of Art Against AIDS. The annual Art Against AIDS features live and silent fine art auctions. This after-work cocktail party boasts a variety of mediums by artists from all over the country. To purchase discouted tickets for Heartland Alliance's Art Against AIDS 2009 on February 26th, call Colleen at 312.660.1339. BGCC members can purchase tickets for $100 (full price is $125). The event will be held at 6pm at the River East Art Center. The proceeds from the event help Heartland Alliance's HIV/AIDS programs and services, including primary care, referrals, assistance with transportation and labe costs, houseing, alternative therapies sich as chiropractic treatment and massage therapy, HIV prevention and oral health care.
