BMOCA: Boulder, Colorado New Year's Eve Party!

on Dec 17, 2009

Boulder: New Year’s Eve “Silver Screen Ball”, at BMOCA. Sponsored by elephant, Izze…

New Year’s Eve “Silver Screen Ball”

Art, Music, Celebration!

Host:	Boulder Museum Of Contemporary Art
Type:	Party – Holiday Party

Start Time:	Thursday, December 31, 2009 at 9:00pm
End Time:	Friday, January 1, 2010 at 1:00am
Location:	1750 13th Street Boulder, CO 80302

RSVP on Facebook and see who else is going here.

Finally: BMoCA is throwing a New Year’s Eve party—the place to be (and stop by) in Boulder.

Featuring:

//video art installations// image remixes from the age of black and white cinema// by TRES ALTMAN & BOULDER COMMUNITY MEDIA

//Throwback and Jazz-influenced soundtrack// by DJ JOSH HAIMES + DJCJ

//Live Music// by FELLOW CITIZENS

//ELEPHANTJOURNAL.COM’s Chinatown Lounge// Red Lanterns, neo-noir cinema, organic drinks, comfy chairs

//Dress// YOUR BEST black, white and silver cocktail attire. Red accepted as well!

//Eat// Free desserts provided by the Boulder Creek Restaurant Group + a champagne toast.

//Tickets// $20 in advance, $25 at the door. BMoCA still needs volunteers for the night of the event….want to attend the party for free? Email: kathleen [at] bmoca [dot] org

//Ball// Live stream of NYC’s BALL DROP

Cash bar.

Please contact BMoCA at 303.443.2122 for ticket sales or buy online.

100% of proceeds to benefit the museum and support 2010 arts programming!

Local non-profit One World Running will be collecting shoes—of any kind—sports equipment such as baseball gloves, bats and balls, and art supplies during the party. The donations will be sorted and distributed to needy youth and adults in three countries this spring: Haiti, Cameroon and Belize. Drop off shoes and be entered in a raffle for a new pair of Newton shoes.

Looks like my Buddhist pal Andrew Forbes has agreed to play bagpipes to Auld Lang Syne at midnight. Watch last minute here:

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New Year's Eve in Boulder? Recommendations. BMOCA, Kitchen, Hapa, House Parties. | elephant journal says:

December 29, 2009 at 17:23

[...] Looks like elephant is renting an eco bus, biodiesel fueled (usually veggie diesel, but tough in this cold time of year apparently) and we’ll shuttle from Kitchen to Hapa (easy enough) to house party to the big one…BMOCA. [...]

Seth Brigham is onto something: fine businesses who leave doors open in winter. | elephant journal says:

December 30, 2009 at 14:39

[...] just called my cell while I was putting together slideshow with Robbie Stout’s assistance for BMOCA’s huge New Year’s Eve Party to support the arts…and informed me that they’ve won all kinds of energy efficiency awards. In Summer when [...]