Radio CPR’s 10th Anniversary Party September 30, 2008

Radio CPR 97.5 FM & Subcontinental Drift Present:

*** THANKING THE GODS FOR LISTENING (TO CPR)***
A celebration of Radio CPR’s 10th anniversary in the community and on the air

An ALL NIGHT PARTY of South Asian Sounds Featuring Performances from Subcontinental Drifters, followed by a love match of CPR and Subcontinental Drift’s DJs spinning Bhangra Anthems, Bollywood Ballads, Desi Remixes, Dancehall, Hip Hop, Desiton, Hindi Disco, Indo-Dub, Ragga-Jungle

Performances at 10pm (Please contact us at subdriftdc@gmail.com or comment here if you’d like to perform), then DJs:
Maestra, bent, Miss Modular, Choque y Fuga, v:shal kanwar, & special guests
Dancing: Till Dawn!!!

Donation: $5 (no one turned away for lack of funds or for over-donating:) includes all of the above PLUS an array of the most potent and tantalizing drinks!

FREE Subcontinental Cocktails

Saturday, October 4, 2008 from 10pm ’til dawn @ 1359 Monroe Street NW (Columbia Heights Metro * Green Line)

Sub Drift’s summer hiatus has ended! September 22, 2008

Sub Drift’s summer hiatus has ended and there’s some very cool stuff in the works for the fall, starting with the return of our open mic. September’s event will feature the talents of comedian/storyteller Vijai Nathan.

Bring your stories, your poems, your music, your jokes to this inclusive and acoustic artistic space. If you’ve never performed at SubDrift, or any other open mic…what are you waiting for??

Come and speak your minds and hearts.

Where?
Bohemian Caverns, at the corner of 11th and U. We’ll be upstairs.
www.bohemiancaverns.com

When?
Monday, Sept. 29th. The open mic will be from 7-9, followed by the beats of our resident and guest DJs

Who?
Everyone Welcome // All Genres // All Acts //

Artist sign up starts at 6:30 pm. The mic is first come first to perform basis, so please arrive early! Also NOTE: If you think you might require a sound check before performing, please show up well before 7 to do this.

About Vijai Nathan:

In 1997, Vijai Nathan mortified her strict Indian parents by quitting her job, canceling her wedding & becoming a comedian- and she hasn’t looked back since! Vijai has performed nationally and internationally, opened for Russell Peters and has expanded her special story-telling style of comedy through her solo-shows, “Good Girls Don’t, But Indian Girls Do” & “McGoddess: Big Macs, Karma & the American Dream”, which will have its DC debut Oct. 10.

www.vijaicomedy.com; www.speakeasydc.org