Dances with the Wolves

She didn't dance with the wolves. That was Kevin Costner's Award Winning 1990 movie. The "Lizard Lady" did dance with a snake as part of a Middle Eastern Belly Dance performance in Los Gatos, CA. Joining the "Lizard Lady" was a full complement of dancers which included the sword dance and live music.

There's a Cure for those Summertime Blues

There is a cure for those Summertime Blues. Here's the prescription- The David and Anna duo wowed their audience with upbeat songs and artists through the decades. David was the "Rock Star" strumming on his guitar accompanied by Anna on the tambourine and harmonica.  Their audience sang the lyrics.

The DJ was ebullient; There were Deals for All

The DJ was energetic, announcing discounts galore while playing family friendly top 40, disco, and hip hop.  There were over 20,000 eager shoppers at the Simon Outlet Center looking for additional value at the National Outlet Shopping Day

 

This Wedding Couple has Talent

A wedding celebration different from all others. Three celebrity impersonators were the judges for "America's Got Talent."  Guests were formed into teams and given skits. Impersonators Austin Powers, Marilyn, and Prince riffed on their presentations, later posing with the happy couple, their family, and friends. Talk about hobnobbing, talk about creativity.

The Hero of Hoboken

May marks the 25th Anniversary of the death of the most revered crooner in American History. Born and raised in Hoboken, New Jersey, Frank Sinatra's recordings have sold over 150 million copies and still counting. Arrange the Tribute to Sinatra at your gala. "Start Spreading the News." Questions? Call or email.

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A Winning Combination

A Guitar and Violin duo was a Royal Flush at an active living retirement home. Their Event  Planner was ecstatic. "Both musicians were impressive. Our audience loved them." A guaranteed bet is that this duo will be invited back for repeat engagements.

 

 

Cinco de Mayo-Everything Latin

Everything Latin, mostly, at a Cinco De Mayo festival in Hayward.  A Latin duo played favorite songs from Mexico, Central, and South America. To end their performance, they added hits from the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, the Beatles, and the Eagles.