One of Buffalo’s most beloved holiday parties return for it’s 11th year: The Christmas Party. Hosted by MNM Presents, Pearl Street Grill and Brewery will be taken over on Christmas night and the lineup has been announced.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. this Friday, Nov. 13. According to MNM, there will be much more space, sound, lights, bars, quicker lines and complimentary drinks.
This year The Christmas Party 11 will host:
– DJ Cutler
–Dusty Bits
–Your Boy Medison
–DJ 3PO
–Greg “Twist” Howze
–HOOGS w/ host Braka D
–Drumsound BLVD
–Shooter McNappin
–Big BASHA
–The OWSKI
–Stuntman
–HEEZY
–Chuck Abbott
–and one more to be announced
Within the high-rise brewery, music will be held in the Main Room, the fourth floor Bass Room, Techno-House Room, the first floor Lounge and The Patio will all be open for drinks. Major sound and lights will set the mood for each room; Tristan will provide the Main Room sound, Buffalo Pro Audio Group in the Techno-House Room, and BDNB in the Bass Room. Photography by Nico.
Two complimentary drinks will be given to each online ticket purchase and can be used at any time throughout the night. Tickets are will-call only. Each purchaser will also receive a Christmas card keepsake that will be individually hand-mailed from MNM. Hard tickets may be purchased from either Pearl Street Grill and Brewery, Headspace Elmwood, or Terrapin Station. Each also has 4-packs for $60. Hard tickets will not include complimentary drinks. Hard tickets will be available Wednesday, Nov. 18.
Coat check will be available. Also entry into the party is more organized this year, with real gated lines and dual doors for will-call/guest and cash tickets.
Safety first, either take a cab, bribe your sober friend for a ride or take advantage of the Lofts on Pearl, the hotel located directly next door to Pearl Street. An exclusive block of rooms have been reserved; call 856-0098 and mention “Pearl Street Christmas Party” when you make the reservation.
For more information as the event comes closer, see the Facebook event page.