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The Big Lebowlski
Together presents The Big Lebowlski, a night of movies, music and ten-pin action at Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes.
Jan 18 2007
No self-respecting fan of film or ten-pin bowling will want to miss a very special event taking place at the Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes next month.
'Together presents The Big Lebowlski' is a Post-Valentines-Disco-Bowling-Mash-Up that will feature a fantastic line-up of DJs including Justin Robertson, Black Grass and Together All-Star DJs The Scarlet Pimpernel Vs Mannequin Doll, 10:4 Rubber Duckie and Nikolas Esselle.
The Coen brothers' brilliantly deranged cult classic 'The Big Lebowski' will also screen, while White Russians will be available for all the dudes and dudettes that show up on the night (as well as cocktails, real English ale and lots and lots of cheap booze).
On top of all that there will be a selection of cult films screening throughout the night, fancy dress (red is apparently the colour), a raffle, laughing gas and loads of other free stuff.
Together presents The Big Lebowlski will take place at the Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes on February 15. Advance tickets are £6 and available here.
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- Olivia said...
- The Bloomsbury Lanes is totally special. . The Big Lebowlski will take the venue right to then top of London's best venues. Posted on Feb 12 2007 04:07
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- john said...
- give us more of this stuff Posted on Jan 23 2007 10:51
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