Post #433912 by tikiyaki on Thu, Feb 12, 2009 7:39 PM

Aloha TC Ohana, we're pleased to announce our very first appearance in the 818 aka : "Da Valley"

Announcing The MYSTIC ORDER OF TIKIYAKI LODGE MEETING and FLEA MARKET with THE TIKIYAKI ORCHESTRA !!!
Saturday, March 21st at THE MAYFLOWER CLUB in North Hollywood.
11110 Victory Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91606
818 769 9805
(across from TARGET on Victory and Vineland)

SWAP MEET STARTS at 6:00 PM
TIKIYAKI ORCHESTRA STARTS at 9:00 PM
Vending will continue throughout the evening.

Break out your best FEZ, Racoon or Water Buffalo Lodge Hat, or whatever Fraternal Attire you please...All Fraternities and Loyal Orders are welcome
at the LODGE.
This will be a super fun night of Booze, Toonz and Tiki Stuff !
Grand Mystic Poobah Marty Lush will perform a "Swearing In" Ceremony for all attendees and The Tikiyaki Orchestra will perform 2 sets of Exotica,
including many new songs from their upcoming CD "Swingin' Sounds for the Jungle Jetset" (due out in May)

There will be a bar serving Mai Tais and more, as well as a Snack Bar with pub food available .

ALL AGES ARE WELCOME

TIKI and POLY POP SWAP MEET !!!!

vendors to be announced....

The Mayflower Club is a classic, old school British Social Club , similar to a Knights of Colombus Hall, or Elks Club. Yes, not at all Tiki,
but the place is a real step back in time , and the perfect place for "Lodge Night". They have a nice big stage, a bar, which will be making Mai Tais and possibly a few other Tiki drinks (from the Grog Log) and kitchen/snack bar making British snacks like "Bangers Sandwiches" (basically, the British Hot Dog) and other stuff.

From the website :

"The Mayflower Club is a British-American Social and Networking Club, that was founded in 1965 by Co-founders, Pat and Frank Jackson, Trustees, and Eileen & Tom Selby. The Club served as a gathering place for British expatriates living in the San Fernando Valley and surrounding area's, to meet and have fun in an atmosphere of friendship and mutual support. Nowadays, all others are Welcome. The predominantly English clientele of the early years has now evolved to include participants from many other cultural backgrounds, and those that simply enjoy good company and "things British".

http://mayflowerclub.com

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