TACO contributor Ts lets us know about some good times downtown:
My new monthly night in LA continues.
I dj...
Thursday, 11/02/06, 10pm - 2am
Bar 107, 107 W. 4th St in Downtown LA
This is the second one.
Thanks to everyone who made the first one such a success.
Please come again or come for the first time.
Tell your friends about it.
Bring friends with you.
So just come!
Good music. Check.
Cheap booze. Check.
Photobooth. Check.
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