DOORS OPEN AT 1PM • ALL AGES UNTIL 10PM • 21+ AFTER 10PM

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We’re encouraging patrons to use the Blueline, public transportation or taxi services.  Please be safe!

PARTY WEIRDO Saturday, Nov 14, 2009

COST: $10 • ALL AGES*

*= THE VENUE BECOMES 21+ AFTER 10PM!

Our good friend DeeJay Cocoe sent us this live mix he did for a radio station while traveling Greece this summer. It’s a nice eclectic mix of tracks to get you through the day. Come get down and dirty with Cocoe this Friday at THE MIXUP in Long Beach.

Listen: Black Athena Mix

Download: Black Athena Mix

Bagatelle Records is a little gem in Long Beach, CA just three blocks away from The Academy.  This tee-shirt is sort of a secret handshake or like one of those Illuminati badges you see on the backs of cars.  ”Yeah me, too.”

This is part of our Fall Tee-Shirt series…

$22.00 • Available October

Support Bob the Greeter!  Come in to the shop and pay what you want.

All proceeds go directly to Long Beach’s unofficial diplomat, Bob Hurt.

Hey, we left it off the flyer and have been getting lots of emails… we’re sorry, but the party is 21+ only.  Still, if you’re of age, we will see you Thursday Spetember 3rd at The Basement.  Please send RSVP’s to rsvp@theacademylb.com one name per e-mail please.  The free list closes at 10PM… Josh One and Hyder will also be on hand to help turn you out.

FREE FOREVER • 21+

Hey, we’ve got Acid Haus logo tees back in stock online and in shop.  We know a lot of you are keen on getting your hands on them so stop by!

You will be missed.

UV Lights play Party Weirdo this Thursday and John Roller (Ghestapo Khazi) plays post punk, new wave and surf records.  Drink specials include $2 PBR, $3 cocktails and $12 pitchers.  Creatures of the night descend…

Dream Lake within Lauray Caverns

While Le Corbusier’s visions of tomorrow’s cities were half realized in some of the urban housing projects that have now become hallmarks of the inner city ghetto, Walt Disney’s foray into urban planning never quite left the drawing board.  This film, made just before his death, showcases what Disney actually had in store for Florida.  It seems that after his death (which unfortunately was also prior to Cryogenics) the Disney corporation did not want to be in the business of operating a city.  Hm.

Am I wrong in interpreting Disney’s EPCOT as a giant  mitochondria?  Those green belted single family homes would be located along the ribosome, maybe?