What does a harbinger of doom do on the eve of his demise? Enjoy one last night of debauchery, of course.
Join us Saturday, March 23 from 7 to 11 p.m. at 4470 Second Avenue for a final frolic before we bid farewell to Detroit’s dastardly devil.
Dress in your best burlesque for a sultry soiree featuring:
• Red light salon appearance by the floozies of author Kathe Koja's
Under the Poppy, accompanied by an accordionist on the front lawn at 8 p.m. Hot.
• Mood elevating,
Max Ernst-inspired tunes by Revolution by Night DJs. Cool.
• A taste of the French Quarter by
McClure's (Bloody Mary Gumbo, anyone?)
• More food and drink courtesy of
Porktown Sausage,
Cupcak'n,
Kenny's Sweet Cabbage, and
Traffic Jam & Snug.
• Tales of Detroit’s delectibly delirious past, on the bottom floor, by the
Cass Corridor Museum
• The Nain Rouge himself says he "might stop by." Read our exclusive
Q&A here.
Hosted by the
Cass Corridor Museum,
Under the Poppy,
Wink,
McClure’s Pickles and
Model D.
For all the delicious details about the official
Marche du Nain Rouge festivities, go
here.
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