October 4th, 2010 Petaluma, California From the “Ruins of a Fire and the Playa at Burning Man” Dachee Pyramid rises to a new occasion. The first Pyramid Party, 10.10.10, dedicated to Danny Cox is Sunday October 10, 2010 from noon to five pm at Heritage Salvage, 1473 Petaluma Blvd South. www.pyramidparty.com
Bug Deakin, founder of Heritage Salvage says “While sitting on parts of Dachee and searching for a meaning of this heartfelt rescued organic wooden pyramid I pondered the proliferation of political punditry. The Pyramid Party is the only party that always gets to the point. You cannot vote for it, you can only embrace the concept. If you build a strong community base, then you will empower all it’s members to reach their peak.”
Danny Cox, a vibrant graduate of Petaluma High was paralyzed from the chest down in a Lake Tahoe accident. An athlete with a courageous attitude, this first Pyramid Party is to benefit him. Through the party, the goal is to raise $10,110 for his rehabilitation fund.
All are invited to gather sharing entertainment, food, beer and wine, and community. Entrance is free.
The Pyramid Party will include:
? Lineup of great local musicians: Piezaelectric Effect, Incubators, Gabby La La with Zach Morris and Kazem Zia, Foxes In The Henhouse, D'Bunchovus, and Hillside Fire
? Raffle will help raise funds with over fifty prizes, including one night stay at The Point Reyes Seashore Lodge with dinner for two and wine, two 49er tickets including tailgate and pre-game field access, Adobe Photoshop CS5, gift certificates to local restaurants, events, gifts and more. A silent auction has a few special items for bid.
? Community table: many marvelous service organizations that make Petaluma a great place to live will be sharing what they do.
? Krush, 95.9 fm, Wine Country radio will have a live remote from 1-3pm.
? Mellow Yellow art show featuring local art for sale, all including Danny’s favorite color, yellow.
Special thanks to The Villa Clan, Petaluma Down Town Association and Krush radio, 95.9 fm. Thanks to gracious restaurants, caterers, wineries and breweries donating food, beer and wine. We also thank all those individuals and businesses that donated to the raffle.
Here’s to embracing community, Petaluma rocks!
Bug Deakin, founder of Heritage Salvage says “While sitting on parts of Dachee and searching for a meaning of this heartfelt rescued organic wooden pyramid I pondered the proliferation of political punditry. The Pyramid Party is the only party that always gets to the point. You cannot vote for it, you can only embrace the concept. If you build a strong community base, then you will empower all it’s members to reach their peak.”
Danny Cox, a vibrant graduate of Petaluma High was paralyzed from the chest down in a Lake Tahoe accident. An athlete with a courageous attitude, this first Pyramid Party is to benefit him. Through the party, the goal is to raise $10,110 for his rehabilitation fund.
All are invited to gather sharing entertainment, food, beer and wine, and community. Entrance is free.
The Pyramid Party will include:
? Lineup of great local musicians: Piezaelectric Effect, Incubators, Gabby La La with Zach Morris and Kazem Zia, Foxes In The Henhouse, D'Bunchovus, and Hillside Fire
? Raffle will help raise funds with over fifty prizes, including one night stay at The Point Reyes Seashore Lodge with dinner for two and wine, two 49er tickets including tailgate and pre-game field access, Adobe Photoshop CS5, gift certificates to local restaurants, events, gifts and more. A silent auction has a few special items for bid.
? Community table: many marvelous service organizations that make Petaluma a great place to live will be sharing what they do.
? Krush, 95.9 fm, Wine Country radio will have a live remote from 1-3pm.
? Mellow Yellow art show featuring local art for sale, all including Danny’s favorite color, yellow.
Special thanks to The Villa Clan, Petaluma Down Town Association and Krush radio, 95.9 fm. Thanks to gracious restaurants, caterers, wineries and breweries donating food, beer and wine. We also thank all those individuals and businesses that donated to the raffle.
Here’s to embracing community, Petaluma rocks!