June 3, 2012
LUSH: Nothing Less Than Boston's Largest Women's Pride Party
Mark Thompson READ TIME: 2 MIN.
BOSTON, MA - The LUSH Pride Party is in its 4th year so you know you can count on having your senses stimulated the biggest and best women's pride party the city has to offer. With 4 bars, 2 dance floors, pool lounge, gravity defying pole dancers, go go dancers and a state of the art sound and lighting system the night offers something for every taste.
The night opens with DJ Jodi who is best known for her wildly popular Ogunquit Maine women's tea dances. Her musical style is simply to keep her crowd happy so you'll hear a mix of top 40 & hip-hop, peppered with retro, rock, Latin & old school.
The legendary DJ Dena hits the decks at 10 pm and will seamlessly spin all your favorite dance hits. Dena is considered one of the very best DJs in the country, consistently creating an intense energy. Guaranteed she will create a night of memories as you share the dance floor with 1,000 other women.
And the lounge features HIP HOP with local favorite DJ LeahV winner of the 2011 Boston Music Awards DJ of the YEAR.
Doors open even earlier this year at 7 pm for 7 hours of entertainment including 6 dance performers and 3 DJs.
Advanced tickets are highly recommended for quick and easy entry and a discount.
$15 advanced/$20 door if available (this event does sell out each year)
www.dykenight.com
Machine Nightclub, 1254 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215, 21+
Saturday June 9th
LUSH: Boston's Largest Women's Pride Party
7 pm- 2 am
DETAILS:
LUSH Women's Pride Party
Machine Nightclub, 1254 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215
MBTA stop: Kenmore Sq, Green line
Phone #: 617.536.1950
Saturday, June 9 7pm-2am
Cost: $15 advanced/$20 door
age restriction : 21+
website: www.dykenight.com
A long-term New Yorker and a member of New York Travel Writers Association, Mark Thompson has also lived in San Francisco, Boston, Provincetown, D.C., Miami Beach and the south of France. The author of the novels WOLFCHILD and MY HAWAIIAN PENTHOUSE, he has a PhD in American Studies and is the recipient of fellowships at MacDowell, Yaddo, and Blue Mountain Center. His work has appeared in numerous publications.
