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RVA Magazine & Radio Rubber Room’s Bad Santa Christmas Party

by | Dec 12, 2012 | COMMUNITY

This holiday season, wear your sunglasses at night to the Republic! Join RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room next Wednesday for our Bad Santa Christmas Party–the biggest and most festive Christmas party of the entire 2012 holiday season.

This holiday season, wear your sunglasses at night to the Republic! Join RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room next Wednesday for our Bad Santa Christmas Party–the biggest and most festive Christmas party of the entire 2012 holiday season. Presented by Nectar Sunglasses, the party will feature performances by The Kindling Kind–led by singer/songwriter Miriam Martin and including members of Ghost Owls–as well as RVA’s premier James Brown tribute act, The Big Payback. You’ll be able to cop some merch from Nectar Sunglasses and West Coast Kix, plus we’ll have brand new copies of the latest issue of RVA Magazine! Representatives from Crown Royal will be on hand, and we’ll be raising money to benefit Ring Dog Rescue. Come enjoy fabulous drink specials all night from your hosts at Radio Rubber Room and RVA Mag!

WHAT: Nectar Sunglasses Presents RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room’s Bad Santa Christmas Party!
WHO: The Kindling Kind, The Big Payback
WHERE: The Republic, 2053 W. Broad St.
WHEN: Wednesday, December 19, 9 PM
ADMISSION: FREE!

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.

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