Terminal is a new downtown party that aspires to have the musical quality of a small festival, but with the feeling of a private houseparty-- complete with open bar. The first event will take place on January 20th from 10pm until 2am and features SALVA and (just added) Helicopter Showdown. $30 gets you in the door and access to the open bar, but leave a comment (along with your email in the space provided) below with your current favorite DJ and you'll be entered for 2 free tickets.
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