New Year's Eve at The Piazza!!!

We're going to cover the whole freakin' Piazza with a tent!!! Party. On.
Witness the next phase in the evolution of the party. I have been involved off an on with these big NYE bashes since we did the first "Glitter City Gala" at the Constitution Center in 2003. That was a very cool party all those years but was fairly one dimensional. This year I am totally excited and honored to work with the  four owners of King's Oak, Gunner's Run, PYT, Raw Restaurants and the Piazza to bring you (if you don't miss out) a Five Ring Circus of a New Year's Eve Party that is, and will be the talk of the town before, during and long after the Champagne mist clears.

For one ticket price (don't be a cheapskate, get the VIP ticket, the upgrade is more than worth it) you get entry to the half acre tent with tons of food (literally, I'm handling quantities) from all four restaurants, bars with more than enough bartenders to keep up with the NYE rush, Steamroller Picnic for the music headliner, top DJs and many more surprises we are adding. You also get admittance to all 4 restaurants where there will be other drinks not offered in the tent, more food, and probable other antics destined to give you plenty of fodder for your New Year's Resolutions!!!

Sounds good, huh? Any questions? See you there.

Get out your credit card.
Click this link: http://philadelphia.cities2night.com/event/184927
Buy some tickets.

Season's Greetings,
Harry

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