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"Everyone Comes to Eddie's," The NOIR CITY Nightclub

Swedish American Hall
2174 Market St. (within walking distance of the Castro Theatre!), San Francisco

NOW, includes OPEN BAR!

To better accommodate our NOIR CITY patrons, the ticket price for Everyone Comes to Eddie's has been reduced to $40 per ticket! We want everyone to celebrate NOIR CITY's 10th anniversary on Saturday night, January 28!

NOTICE: For those individuals who have already purchased a $75 NOIR CITY Nightclub ticket, the Film Noir Foundation will refund your $35 on Saturday night at the door to "Eddie's"!

Admission includes hors d'oeuvres. NOIR CITY Passports do not grant party admission. Separate ticket required. Sorry, no passes.

Swinging lounge tunes, torrid torch songs, classic burlesque, and a helping of neo-noir rock-and-roll is the bill of fare Saturday night, January 28, 2012, as the NOIR CITY film festival breaks out of the majestic Castro Theatre to present Everyone Comes to Eddie's, a swanky, sexy, and slightly sinister soiree in which the Swedish American Hall is transformed into a vintage 1940s-era nightclub. The one-night special event is an added celebration of NOIR CITY's 10th anniversary.

Performances include the mid-century musical stylings of Mr. Lucky and the Cocktail Party with Ralph Carney, vintage noir-inspired torch songs from the luscious Laura Ellis, spectacular striptease from world-renowned burlesque beauty Evie Lovelle, and the dark, mysterious, and danceable sounds of Kansas City's The Latenight Callers, described as "the house band at David Lynch's pool party." Expect more surprises as the night unfolds! "People who make a point of attending all the films on the festival schedule need not fear," said impresario Eddie Muller. "We're running the same double bill that day and night at the Castro, so you can see films in the afternoon and party that night."

Cocktail attire preferred. OPEN BAR!