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70's SOUL JAM & Food Feast Ft. The Dramatics, Stylistics, Ray Goodman & Brown and Blue Magic

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70's SOUL JAM & Food Feast Ft. The Dramatics, Stylistics, Ray Goodman & Brown and Blue Magic

Time: August 13, 2010 to August 15, 2010
Location: Baltimore, Maryland
City/Town: Baltimore, Maryland
Phone: 412 657 3327
Event Type: concert, food, festival
Organized By: Kent Bey
Latest Activity: Aug 10, 2010

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Event Description

70's SOUL JAM / Lobster & Crab Feast!!!
August 13 - 15, 2010
Featuring: The Stylistics, The Dramatics, Ray Goodman & Brown, and Blue Magic

In Baltimore, MD bus leaving Pittsburgh

BUS
-- Leaving PITTSBURGH @ Hill House Association (Hill District)
-- 1835 Center Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15219
-- Departs Friday 13th at 3pm

PRICE / PAYMENT
($50 down payment DUE NOW to hold your seat / non-refundable)

AUG 13-15 (leave Friday 3pm & return Sunday afternoon)
-- $329 per person - Quad Occp. (Second Payment $110 / Final Payment $169)
-- $349 per person - Triple Occp. (Second Payment $120 / Final Payment $179)
-- $359 per person - Double Occp. (Second Payment $125 / Final Payment $184)
-- includes room, transportation, activities, food, drinks, partys, concerts, more details below



1st Deposit $50 Due Now
2nd Payment Due June 13
3rd Final Payment For ALL Options Due July 13

To sign up, make payment or Info call (412) 657 3327

To sign up, make payment or Info call (412) 657 3327

JOIN OUR STAFF GET PA ID& FREE BENEFITS



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ALL YOU CAN EAT MEALS
Friday Night (evening)
Welcome Refreshments upon arrival including Hot Chicken wings, Pizza, and beverages

Saturday and/or Sunday (morning)
American Buffet Breakfasts featuring Cinnamon French Toast with Maple Syrup, Corn Beef Hash, Beef Sausage, Bacon, Scrambled Eggs, Home Fries, Grits, Breakfast Breads, Fruit Salad Bowl, Coffee, Tea, Milk & Juices

Saturday (evening)
LOBSTER & CRAB FEAST All-U-Can-Eat featuring:

CARVING STATION:
Choice Beef, Fresh & Smoked Country Ham, Turkey Breast, Mustard, Mayonnaise, Horseradish, Barbecue Sauce, Onions, Fresh Breads and Rolls

HOT BUFFET:
Seafood Bisque Soup, Old Bay Seasoned #1 & #2 Crabs, Old Bay Seasoned Shrimp, Seasoned Shrimp Creole & Rice, Honey Fried Chicken, Tangy Barbecue Chicken, Whipped Potatoes & Gravy, Collard Greens, Buttery Corn on the Cob, Herbed Green Beans

COLD BUFFET:
Tossed Garden Salad w/assorted dressings, Fruit Bowl of Melons, Apples and Seasonal Berries, Tangy Dips

DESSERTS (Last Hour): Assorted Iced Sheet Cakes


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PREMIUM OPEN BAR
9 HOURS


-- Friday: 10:00pm - 2:00am
-- Saturday: 3pm-6pm And 12am-2am

Alize, Hennessy, Hypnotiq
Absolute, Beefeater's,
J&B, Dewar's White Label,
Barcardi Silvery, Tequila,
Schnapps, Seagram's 7,
Heineken, Corona, Wine


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ENDLESS ACTIVITIES
-- Baltimore Harbor Excursion
-- National Great Blacks in Wax Museum*
-- Baltimore National Aquarium*
-- Harrah's Chester Cas ino & Racetrack
-- Tropicana Cas ino with the Quarter**
-- Philadelphia Park Ca s ino & Racetrack
-- Prime & Franklin Mills Outlet Shopping

** Any A. C. trip is an additional $10 per person and requires a full bus for this activity.
* Additional Charge - all activities require minimum sign up and are subject to change and weather conditions.


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HOTEL FEATURES - 1ST-CLASS RESORT

Hotel Offers:
-- Indoor Tropical Courtyard
-- Large Indoor Pool
-- Fitness Center
-- Restaurant, Lounge & Deli
-- Sports Complex
-- Gift Shop
-- Jogging Trails
-- Jacuzzi & Sauna
-- All-Star Arcade


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Call To Make Deposit Today... Seats/Tickets Will Go Fast!!


FEATURED HIGHLIGHTS
-- Premium Open Bar
-- Round Trip Transportation
-- 1st Class Hotel Accommodations
-- All You Can Eat Meals
-- All Day Activities Pass
-- Nightly Parties and Dancing
-- Live Concert Entertainment
-- After Hours Parties with Music & Dancing 'til 4am

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Comment by Kent Bey on May 6, 2010 at 5:09pm
Please spread the word. I hope everyone can make it!

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